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SOL Patriot Division
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 9, NESHAMINY 3
On a day set aside to raise money for childhood cancer research, it was the Indians taking control of a close game with a five-run fourth inning. Mia Kiskurno and Lucy Mills combined for the win in the circle.
Kayla Ripper’s three-hit effort led the Indians. Ripper, Sierra Klein and Katie Wilkoski each had two RBIs.
By the numbers: Council Rock North: Kayla Ripper (3-for-4, 2B, 2RBI, 2R), Sierra Klein (2-for-4, 2B, 2RBI, 1R), Katie Wilkoski (2-for-3, 2B, HR, 2RBI, 1R), Payton Helsman (2-for-4, 1RBI), Olivia Schlindwein (2-for-3, 1R), Mia Kiskurno (2-for-2, 2R)
Mia Kiskurno (W) (4.0 IP, 3H, 2R, 1ER, 0BB, 7K), Lucy Mills (3.0 IP, 3H., 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 1K)
Harry S Truman: Aimee Benjamin (2-for-3, 3B), Arista Fine (1-for-3, HR, 1RBI, 1R), Zahmira Coppola-Miller (1-for-3, HR, 1RBI, 1R)
Key inning: Bottom of fourth: Kiskurno and Ripper led off the inning back-to-back singles, and both advanced on Zoe Hornstein’s sacrifice bunt. With two outs and a pair on board, Sierra Klein doubled, plating both runners. Wilkoski followed and ripped a two-run home run. Alison Bodick kept the inning alive with a double to left field, and she scored on a single by Payton Helsman that lhat put the Indians on top 8-2.
Council Rock North coach Susan Yee on playing for a cause: “Today’s game was a lot of fun. We always enjoy playing Neshaminy, but today was extra special because we were all playing for a cause bigger than ourselves. Both teams came together today to raise money for childhood cancer research, and that cause is way bigger than anything any of us will ever do on a softball field. Both teams played with class and heart and made a difference in the lives of others today, and I could not be more proud of the girls from both programs for the civic deed they took part in today and the way they serve as role models for the younger members of our communities. We would like to thank the Neshaminy softball team for their tremendous efforts in making this afternoon such a success. They are absolutely a first class group. Softball wins and losses aside, the girls in those dugouts this afternoon were winning the game of ‘life.’”
Up next: Council Rock North (12-4, 7-0 SOL) will travel to Council Rock South on Tuesday, and Neshaminy (5-8, 3-4) will host Quakertown in a non-league game Friday.
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Council Rock North 120 510 0 9-15-2
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 6, HARRY S TRUMAN 4
Julia Scannapieco got the job done in the circle and at the plate.
The senior notched the complete game win, and she also led the Golden Hawks at the plate with three hits – including a double – and one RBI.
The visiting Hawks opened up a 6-0 lead before the Tigers rallied for four runs over the final two innings.
Shannon Williams and Sophia Salamon both had two hits to lead the Hawks. Kaitlyn Erhard had a pair of hits to lead the Tigers.
By the numbers: Council Rock South: Julia Scannapieco (3-for-4, 2B, 1RBI), Shannon Williams (2-for-3, 2B, 1R), Sophia Salamon (2-for-3, 1RBI)
Julia Scannapieco (W) (7.0 IP, 6H, 4R, 3ER, 5BB, 10K)
Harry S Truman: Kaitlyn Erhard (2-for-3, 2B), Braelyn Horan (2B, 1RBI), Marley Montgomery (1-for-3, 2B, 1RBI, 1R)
Council Rock South coach Scott Molle: “This was the first of three consecutive games for us, and although we didn’t perform at our best, we demonstrated resilience and secured a crucial win. We made some uncharacteristic mental mistakes, but this was an unusual game for us.
“We look forward to facing Spring-Ford tomorrow, aiming to return to our signature South softball style and extend our winning streak.”
–Scannapieco delivers: “Julia Scannapieco earned the win for us today against a gutsy Truman team. Despite not having her full arsenal of pitches, Julia managed to secure 10 strikeouts, ultimately clinching the victory. Julia was also a standout at the plate, collecting three hits, including a double.
–Props: “Sophia Salamon and Shannon Williams delivered impressive performances as well, each garnering two hits.
“Shannon Williams is an exceptional player, boasting an impressive streak at the plate and stellar defensive skills at shortstop. Her error-free performance this year is a testament to her tireless work ethic and dedication. Having only started playing shortstop last year, Shannon’s growth and leadership are truly remarkable. Her consistent play makes her an invaluable asset to our team.”
Up next: Council Rock South (11-2, 6-1 SOL) will be on the road at Spring-Ford for a non-league game Friday, and Harry S Truman (3-10, 1-6) will travel to Delaware County Christian for a non-league game Friday.
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Harry S Truman 000 003 1 4-6-2
PENNSBURY 21, BENSALEM 2 (3 innings)
The visiting Falcons put 13 runs on the board in the top of the second inning on their way to the mercy rule win, and they received contributions up and down their lineup.
“We have 17 kids, and we played every single kid,” Pennsbury coach Frank McSherry said. “And a really cool thing happened. A freshman who’s been killing it offensively for the JV team (Cali Searfoss) came up because they didn’t have a JV, so we brought her along.
“She pinch hit, and in her first varsity at-bat, she hit a three-run homer. The fence is deep at Bensalem’s field, and she hit one to left field into the wind – a three-run homer.”
Senior Joslyn Krusen came off the bench and singled and scored a run. It was her first varsity hit.
“She doesn’t play much, but she’s so good for the program,” McSherry said.
Liv Czerniak, Bella Morales, Jenna Thompson and Aubrey Bedell each had a pair of hits to lead the Falcons.
Kylie Dressel earned the win in the circle.
By the numbers: Pennsbury: Liv Czerniak 2-for-2, 2B, 2RBI, 3R), Bella Morales (2-for-3, 2RBI, 2R), Jenna Thompson was 3-for-3, 2RBI, 4R), Aubrey Bedell (2-for-3, 3R), Cali Searfoss (HR, 3RBI)
Key inning: Top of third: Leading 3-0, the Falcons put 13 runs on the board. Highlights of the inning included an RBI double by Czerniak and Cali Searfoos coming off the bench to smash a 3-run home run in her first varsity at-bat.
Up next: Pennsbury (10-6, 4-3 SOL) will face Neshaminy Tuesday (7 pm) at Middletown Community Park, and Bensalem (4-12, 0-7) will travel to Nazareth Academy for a non-league game Friday.
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Bensalem 002 2-6-0
SOL Colonial Division
NORTH PENN 8, CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 1
The Knights had plenty of reasons to celebrate Thursday night.
For starters, there was yet another glittering performance from pitcher Felicia Connolly in the complete game. The Knights’ ace scattered three hits and allowed just one run (unearned) while striking out 12 and walking one. Connolly also had three hits and drove in a run.
The Knights’ bats were once again alive – their double-digit hit effort was led by freshman Gabriella Brigidi’s 4-for-4 effort.
The win put coach Rick Torresani’s name in the record books as the veteran coach notched win number 500 of his stellar coaching career just four years after reaching the 400-win milestone.
By the numbers: North Penn: Gabriella Brigidi (4-for-4, 2B, 1RBI, 3R), Felicia Connolly (3-for-4, 1R), Gabby Battavio (2-for-2, 1R), Cailin Halfpenny (2-for-5, 2RBI, 1R), Alana Battavio (2B, 1RBI)
Felicia Connolly (W) (7.0 IP, 3H, 1R, 0ER, 1BB, 12K)
North Penn coach Rick Torresani: “We’re playing really good softball now. They’re playing, I’m going to say, just as good as any other team I’ve had in the recent years as they’re coming together as a unit and enjoying each other and playing together as a team.
“We’re finally getting to where we should be. We’re not there yet – I think this team can play even better, and I’m looking forward to the next five games.”
Connolly excels: “Felicia pitched a great game. She’s a talent. She pitched really well tonight, she hit her spots, the ball was moving. I keep saying this, but she’s getting stronger and stronger the more she pitches. She’s a good hitter, and she can hit for power too. She’s a leading force for this team, obviously, because of the way she’s pitching.”
Rookies shine: “Freshman Gabriella Brigidi came through with four hits. She has so much talent, and I’ve just been waiting for her to come through and have the confidence in doing that, and lately, she’s been doing that. She’s going to be an awesome player for four years.
“Alana Battavio is another freshman that’s been coming through for us, along with her sister Gabby..
Veteran leadership: “And then you’ve got the leadership of (captains) Tallie Smink, Cailin Halfpenny and Brandi Groarke, who have kept this team together through a lot and making sure that the girls – no matter what was happening on the outside – were ready to play when they stepped on the field, and that’s been huge for this team.”
Up next: North Penn (9-6, 6-1 SOL) will travel to Warwick for a non-league game Saturday (11 am), and Central Bucks South (9-7, 4-3) will travel to Central Bucks West on Tuesday.
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SOUDERTON 10, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 7
Josi Tolentino continued her torrid offensive production, leading the Indians to the win with a double, home run and five RBIs.
The Indians appeared to have a comfortable 8-3 lead, but a four-run fifth pulled the Bucks to within one. The Indians answered with a pair in the bottom of the inning and closed out the game with that 10-7 lead.
Skyler Byrnes notched the win, and Bella Kreyenhagen threw a scoreless seventh in relief.
By the numbers: Souderton: Josi Tolentino (3-for-4, 2B, HR, 5RBI, 2R), Emma Messmer (2-for-3, 3R), Skyler Byrnes (2-for-4, 2B, 1RBI, 2R)
Central Bucks West: Katherine James (2-for-4, 2B, Marley Swain (1-for-3, 2B, 2RBI, 1R), Sammy Hooven 2-for-4, 2B, 1RBI), Jill Boyle (1-for-4, 2RBI, 2R).
Key inning: Top of fifth: Trailing 8-3, the Bucks scored four runs. James led off the inning with a single but was erased at second on a fielder’s choice. Ana Glemser drew a walk, and Taylor Hooven followed with an RBI double to left field. Swain delivered a two-run double, and with two outs, Sammy Hooven hit an RBI double to left, pulling the Bucks to within one, 8-7.
Bottom of fifth: Kendal Nelson drew a leadoff walk and advanced to third on a groundout. Nelson scored on Kiera Fadden’s groundout. Messmer following with a single, and Tolentino’s RBI double put the Indians on top 10-7.
Souderton coach Tyler Bui: “I told Coach (Mike) Daher before the game that his CB West team was having a great season and lost some tough games, including to us in our previous 5-4 contest. I knew this was going to be another battle for our team today. CB West has some great players and personalities on their team. They are energetic and always battle, regardless of the situation. I told our girls that we had to match their energy today. We came out firing, and CB West came right back at us, but our girls were resilient. Our coaching staff does a great job of instilling in our players the importance of never going into panic mode during games, and they showed that today by staying calm in key situations to get the job done.”
–One and only senior: “Josi Tolentino is our only senior. During Teacher Appreciation Day, she mentioned that her teacher, Mr. Engard, has made her smile every day for the past three years. Today, she made her teammates, family, and friends smile by having another stellar day with three hits and five RBI.
–Props: “Bella Kreyenhagen has been solid at the plate. She is a very disciplined hitter and sprays hard hit balls into the gaps. We asked her to close out today’s game at a time when CB West got really hot. She will come at you with five different pitches at any time during the count, so it’s hard to get comfortable with her in the circle. I really appreciated her effort. Bella came up big for us today.”
Up next: Souderton (14-2, 7-1 SOL) will travel to Abington for a non-league game Monday, and Central Bucks West (8-7, 2-5) will travel to Hopewell Valley for a non-league game Monday.
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Souderton 331 120 x 10-11-1
SOL Liberty Division
UPPER DUBLIN 2, ABINGTON 0
In a contest that was the definition of a pitcher’s duel, it was UD junior Kyla Garrison earning the complete game win, allowing just two hits while walking none and striking out 13. She also helped her own cause at the plate with a two-out double that plated an insurance run in a contest that saw both pitchers excel.
Abington’s Sam Wenhold also tossed a two-hit gem, but the Cardinals found a way to turn their two hits into two runs.
Grace Meehan accounted for both of Abington’s hits.
By the numbers: Upper Dublin: Kyla Garrison (W) (7 IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 13K)
Abington: Grace Meehan (2-for-2)
Sam Wenhold (6 IP, 2H, 2R, 2ER, 5BB, 3K)
Key innings: Bottom of third: Madden Reilly led off the inning with a walk and was replaced by courtesy runner Sophie Cowen, who stole second and scored when Bella Fiore hit a two-out RBI single that put the Cards on top 1-0.
Bottom of fifth: Reilly drew her second walk of the game and was once replaced by Cowen, who advanced to second on a groundout and then scored on a two-out double by Garrison.
Upper Dublin coach Heather Boyer: “It was a well-played game. Kudos to our girls for getting the timely hits. That’s something we’ve struggled with. We struggled with it at (Council Rock) North, we struggled with it at Souderton, we struggled with it at New Hope. We left the bases loaded and missed out on opportunities, but those are games that are going to make us better as we finish the season.”
–Garrison in charge: “She was dealing. She threw really, really well. She was very efficient – 63 out of 83 pitches were strikes, so talk about efficient, and that’s important. This is our third game this week, and she is the only arm. The fatigue is real, so for her to come out and throw very efficiently today – she had good spin on her breaking ball, she hit her spots, she had good velocity, she mixed her speeds well. She really did a great job and as always was so composed and poised on the mound.”
–Credit to Wenhold: “On the flip side. Sam Wenhold did a really good job too. She pitched well, she pitched smart. She was mixing her speeds well, she was moving the ball around the zone, and she kept our hitters off balance. It took two separate two-out hits with a runner in scoring position to push runs across the plate. A nod to her too – she did a nice job as well.”
Up next: Upper Dublin (10-4, 6-1 SOL) will host Mount Saint Joseph Academy for a non-league game on Monday. Abington (2-12, 1-6) will host Cheltenham in a non-league game Friday.
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HATBORO-HORSHAM 8, QUAKERTOWN 0
Kennedy Conn turned in another gem, tossing her second shutout in three games and leading the Hatters to their third straight win with the complete game. The Panthers managed just two hits off the Hatters’ ace, who fanned 13.
The Hatters took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first and then put the game out of reach in the five-run fourth that was highlighted by doubles from Conn (RBI) and Madison Karpovich (RBI) as well as an RBI single by Faith Brown.
“I think they’re starting to buy in,” Hatboro-Horsham coach Bob Sadowl said. “Either that or they like the warm weather.”
By the numbers: Kennedy Conn (W) (7.0 IP, 2H, 0R, 2BB, 13K)
Madison Karpovich 2-for-3, 2 2B, 2RBI, 1R), Isabella Karpovich (2-for-4, 1RBI), Kennedy Conn (1-for-1, 2B, 1RBI).
Quakertown: Ava Eatherton (2B)
Key inning: Bottom of first: Maya Ravi led off with a single and advanced to third on a single by Cara Neeld. Ravi scored on Madison Karpovich’s sacrifice fly, and Neeld scored on a wild pitch to spot the Hatters a 2-0 lead.
Hatboro-Horsham Bob Sadowl: “Another dynamite performance from Kennedy Conn pitching a two-hit shutout and striking out 13. Madison Karpovich celebrated her Senior Day in style going 2-for-3 with two doubles and two RBIs. Isabella Karpovich also collected two hits going 2-for-4 with one RBI. Sydney Cassel executed a perfect squeeze bunt picking up an RBI.”
Up next: Hatboro-Horsham (8-8, 3-4 SOL) will travel to Plymouth Whitemarsh on Tuesday, and Quakertown (5-10, 3-4 SOL) will travel to Neshaminy on Friday.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 14, WISSAHICKON 0 (5 innings)
The Colonials bounced back with a no-doubt-about-it win on the heels of Wednesday’s non-league loss.
“It was just a great all-around team victory,” PW coach Mike Perez said. “All 17 girls on today’s roster got into the game, and 12 different girls recorded a hit. I’m very proud of the girls’ preparation coming into today’s game and their energy all game long.”
Three pitchers combined for the shutout win, and the Colonials’ bats were on fire. Emily Dobrowolski’s four RBIs led the attack.
By the numbers: Plymouth Whitemarsh: Kalina Childers (2-for-3, 2 2B, 1RBI, 2R), Gia Bono (2-for-4, 2B, 1RBI, 2R), Madison Moran (2-for-2, 1RBI), Lizzy LaNoce (2-for-2, 2R), Jenna Yablon (2-for-2, 1R), Emily Dobrowolski (2-for-2, 2B, 4RBI, 1R), Emma Keeley (2B, 1RBI), Zoey Robinson (2B, 1RBI, 2R).
Liv Brodzinski (W) (2.0 IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 4K), Ava McEvoy (1.0 IP 1H, 0R, 1SO), Emma Keeley (2.0 IP, 1H, 0R, 2K)
Wissahickon: Dani Marra (2-for-2), Julia Lentz (2-for-2)
Plymouth Whitemarsh coach Mike Perez: “The whole team really rebounded from yesterday’s loss with a nice league victory on the road.
–Varsity firsts: “There are a few varsity firsts I would like to highlight: First varsity RBI for Cate Stanton, Emma Keely, Liv Brodzinski and Lizzy LaNoce. Brodzinski also picked up her first varsity W in the circle and first K (she finished with 4).”
–LaNoce shines in debut: “I can’t say enough about what Lizzy LaNoce has done the past two days. She got called up from JV yesterday and notched a last-minute start (due to an injury) and has gone 4-for-5 with three runs scored over the past two games. It’s not easy coming into a situation like that, but she’s been a nice injection of pop to the line-up.”
–Props: “Emily Dobrowolski stayed scorching hot out of the nine hole, going 2-for-2 with 2 doubles and 4 RBIs.
“Kalina Childers also had two doubles and two runs scored in her return to the lineup after missing the last two games.
“Gia Bono, Madison Moran, LaNoce, and Jenna Yablon all contributed two hits in the game.”
Up next: Plymouth Whitemarsh (10-5, 7-0 SOL) will host Hatboro-Horsham on Tuesday, and Wissahickon (6-11, 1-6) will travel to Abington on Tuesday.
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SOL Freedom Division
UPPER MORELAND 5, NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 1
In battle for the top spot in the division, it was the Golden Bears – with the win – gaining a one-game advantage in the loss column at the top of the standings.
“Going into the game we knew that it was going to be a tough game but an important game to win for us,” UM coach Melanie Martino said. “New Hope has been playing solid all season and so have we.
“Our players have been locked in all week, and after our win against Tennent the other day, they knew winning against New Hope can potentially put us in a position to be in the running for the Freedom Division this season.”
Joslyn McCellan’s three-run triple spotted the Bears a 3-0 lead in the top of the first.
McCellen and Sofia Magagna led UM with two hits each.
Sophomore Delaney Stout earned the complete game win, allowing five hits and one run (unearned) while fanning eight.
Thursday’s game represented a combined effort of the two teams “Raising Awareness and Supporting Survivors” of sexual assault.
“We want these kids to know they are not alone, and they are worth the fight and that we want to help however we can,” NH-S coach Chris Marchok said.
By the numbers: Upper Moreland: Joslyn McCellan (2-for-4, 3B, 3RBI, 1R), Sofia Magagna (2-for-3, 2B)
Delaney Stout (W) (7.0 IP, 5H, 1R, 0ER, 2BB, 8K)
Key inning: Top of first: Erin Distel led off with a single, and Steph Jones was safe on an error. A walk to Claire Walton loaded the bases for McCellan, who ripped a triple to left field to empty the bases with one swing of the bat, giving the Golden Bears a 3-0 lead.
Upper Moreland coach Melanie Martino on the game: “Delaney pitched another great game. Her consistency has been a game changer for us. Today she struck out eight and only allowed one unearned run. Her batting average against is .176, which is just fantastic. The fact that we also have been playing solid defense behind her across the board and putting runs up on the board game after game is how we are winning games and even keeping the losses close.
“Joslyn McCellan had a great game for us with a triple and two RBIs to get us on the board early set the tone.
“Freshman catcher Sofia Magagna also had a great game behind the plate, and the chemistry between her and Delaney is exactly what you want. Sofia has grown so much as a catcher this season, and we are really looking forward to what she will do over the be next four years.”
Playing for an important cause: Every 68 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted, according to a handout given out at Thursday’s game. The handout also noted that nationwide, 81 percent of women and 43 percent of men reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment and/or assault in their lifetime. NOVA Bucks County’s Network of Victim Assistant provides 24/7 help at 1-800-675-6900. (novabucks.org or email [email protected]). The Hotline – National Domestic Violence is available for help 24/7 at 1-800,799-SAFE (7233). RANN is the nation’s largest anti sexual violence organization and is available 24/7 at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673). Other resources include NSVRC (National Sexual Violence Resource Center) at nsvrc.org or Keep Kids Safe – PA Department of Human Services (dhs.pa.gov/keepkidssafe).
Up next: Upper Moreland (9-5, 5-1 SOL) will host Harriton on Friday in a non-league game, and New Hope-Solebury (10-5, 5-2) will be on the road at Plumstead Christian on Friday.
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New Hope-Solebury 100 000 0 1-5-2
SPRINGFIELD TWP 10, LOWER MORELAND 0 (6 innings)
The Spartans celebrated Senior Day with a wire-to-wire win.
“We had a great win to send our seniors out on their last home game,” Spartan’s coach Heather Gelhaus said. “We played so hard for them and got the win.
“We had a great day recognizing Joce Davis, Ashley Schulz and McKayla McKeever. It was a great day for a great senior group of young ladies. We are so excited for their futures because we know they are bright.”
The Spartans took a 3-0 lead in the first inning and never looked back. They went on top 4-0 in the fourth when Keira Brandon, who tripled, scored on a passed ball. A four-run fifth was highlighted by Ashley Schulz’s two-run home run.
McKeever’s three-hit game out of the leadoff spot led the Spartans. Brandon was 3-for-3 with a triple, and Juju Cooney had a team-high three RBIs.
Julia Mathews tossed the complete game shutout, scattering six hits.
By the numbers: Springfield Twp: McKayla McKeever (3-for-4, 3R), Ashley Schulz (2-for-4, HR, 2RBI, 2R), Keira Brandon (3-for-3, 3B, 1RBI, 1R), Juju Cooney (1-for-3, 3B, 3RBI, 2R)
Julia Mathews (W) (6.0 IP, 6H, 0R, 1BB, 5K)
Key inning: Bottom of first: McKeever reached first on a dropped third strike (wild pitch), and with one out Ashley Schulz singled. Both runners scored when Cooney roped a triple to right field. Cooney scored on a passed ball, and the Spartans had a 3-0 lead.
Springfield Twp coach Heather Gelhaus:
–-Props: “Keira Brandon, Ashley Schulz and McKayla McKeever had big days at the plates with multiple hits, runs scored, and RBIs. Juju Cooney had big triple for us that scored two runs to get us started. Freshman Olivia Hagan also had her first varsity hit and later scored a run.”
Up next: Springfield (6-9, 3-4 SOL) will travel to Dock Mennonite Academy for a non-league game Friday, and Lower Moreland (5-7, 2-5) will host the Academy of the New Church on Friday.
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WILLIAM TENNENT 15, CHELTENHAM 0 (3 innings)
The Panthers put six runs on the board in the top of the first and never looked back.
A pair of pitchers – Rylie O’Toole and Addison Strachan – combined for the shutout in the abbreviated contest that saw the Panthers receive contributions up and down their lineup.
By the numbers: William Tennent: Casey Yacovelli 2-for-2, 1RBI, 2R), Jamie Green (2-for-2, 2RBI, 1R), Allison Knipe (2B, 2 RBIs)
Key inning: Top of first: Highlights of the six-run inning were singles by Morgan Kocher, Chloe Hostetler (RBI), Yacovelli (RBI) and Teagan Noll (2 RBIs).
Rylie O’Toole (2.0 IP, 1H, 5K), Addison Strachan (1.0 IP, 0H, 2K)
Up next: William Tennent (10-5, 5-2 SOL) will travel to Archbishop Wood for a non-league game Saturday, and Cheltenham (0-9, 0-6) will travel to Abington for a non-league game Friday.
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Cheltenham 000 0-1-5
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