Central Bucks West found themselves in a big hole after the second inning of play against cross town rival Central Bucks East, by an eight to one score. Central Bucks West opened up the scoring in the second inning on an RBI single off the bat of Katherine James scoring Charlotte Kerns, who doubled to start the inning for CB West. In their half of the second inning, Central Bucks East would score eight unearned runs off the West starter Ana Glemser. After two full innings of play, Central Bucks East lead in the contest by a score of eight to one. Central Bucks West would go on to score fifteen unanswered runs off of East taking a sixteen to eight lead into the bottom of the seventh inning. There were many hitting leaders for the Bucks including Katherine James who reached base all six times she came to the plate. Katherine finished the day with three hits, and she drew two bases on balls. She also contributed three RBIS and scored three runs in the win. Center fielder Jill Boyle had two hits, drove in three runs and scored one run on the day. Evi Cherry entered the game in the third inning for the Bucks and went on to contribute two hits and would also score a run. Taylor Hooven had two hits, including a double and drove in a run for West. Sammy Hooven had a hit and two RBIs. Marley Swain had three hits and scored two runs for West. Charlotte kerns had two hits including a double and scored a total of four runs on the day. And finally, Taylor Sheplock drove in two runs with a deep triple to left center field which helped contribute to the big seven run seventh inning for Central Bucks West. Ana Glemser picked up her third win of the young season by going a total of six innings, allowing five hits and striking out two Central Bucks East batters. This was Glemser's second win in as many days after picking up a win against Pennridge the day before. Coach Mike Daher's comment on the game, "I have been telling our players all season long that the way we are capable of hitting the ball that we are never really out of any game. We were down seven runs after the second inning and had our backs to the wall, but I felt once we got our bats going, we had a chance to come back in this one. We were really facing a tough time as our cleanup hitter Laila Murray was injured in the second inning and had to leave the game. With one of our big bats Laila being out it really put a lot of pressure on the rest of our girls to hit. But so many of them came through with some really big at bats and we kept battling back until we were able to tie it in the fifth and take a one run lead after six innings. I could not be prouder of our girls for not putting their heads down and for battling back the entire game. And the one who really battled through tremendous adversity was Ana Glemser who found herself pitching in a game with a seven-run deficit after we were a little shaky on defense early in this game. But we were able to tighten up our defense and Ana pitched scoreless softball the rest of the way to pick up a hard-earned win for the Bucks."