Justice, Trammell 2-for-3,
Lyons 4-for-6 on Tuesday
Press clippings about hometown Maryland players...
► SHIPPENSBURG RAIDERS
“Shippensburg 2, West Chester 1... Freshman Maddie Justice (Bishopville, Md) provided the first of her two hits in the opening game by lacing a double into the left-center field gap to start the second inning.
"Justice eventually scored via station-to-station softball, advancing one base on consecutive groundouts by sophomore Rachel Shumway and freshman Jessie Trammell (Ijamsville, Md).
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| Maddie Justice |
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| Jessie Trammel |
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| Hilary Lyons |
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| Tyler Thompson |
“Sophomore left fielder Hilary Lyons (Cumberland, Md) continued to make the most of her placement into the leadoff spot, going 4-for-6 in Tuesday’s doubleheader while scoring one of the four Raider runs.”
Freshman Tyler Thompson (Arnold, Md) scored the second game’s winning run.
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| “Photo By: Bill Smith, Shippensburg University. Freshman Maddie Justice is shown above just before connecting for her double in the second inning of the opening game. Justice is batting .318 this season with two homers, five doubles and 16 RBIs.” |
► SHEPHERD RAMS
“Shepherd University had 27 hits on the day en route to a sweep of Glenville State in WVIAC softball doubleheader action at Glenville on Tuesday afternoon. Shepherd earned a 4-0 win in game one and added a 7-0 victory in the nightcap...
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| Savannah Snyder |
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| Delaney Bell |
"Shepherd took a 1-0 lead in the first inning in game one… on a single off the bat of freshman designated player Savannah Snyder (Elkton, MD/Padua Academy)...
"The Rams added a pair of runs in the fifth on RBI-singles by senior second baseman Delaney Bell (Glen Burnie, MD/Archbishop Spalding)” and first baseman Sam McQuade."
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| Megan Hyson |
“The Georgetown University softball team (15-20, 0-3 BIG EAST) downed the UMBC Retrievers (17-16) in Baltimore, Md. by a score of 8-0 on Tuesday afternoon.
Pitcher "Megan Hyson (Pasadena, Md) led the defensive effort for the Hoyas with 13 strikeouts in 23 at bats. The freshman pitched seven innings without walking a batter.”
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