Two hometown Terrapins shine
 |
| Sloane Van Meter |
BIG WINS TODAY: Both the #11 Michigan Wolverines and the Long Island Blackbirds fell this afternoon to the University
of Maryland Terrapins.
Two previous Maryland high school stars made significant
contributions for the Terps.
THREE HITS: Senior outfielder Sloane
Van Meter, formerly of Archbishop Spalding, Hanover, MD, had
three hits on the day and scored a run.
 |
| Kaitlyn Schmeiser |
FIRST PITCHING START: Freshman pitcher Kaitlyn
Schmeiser, formerly of Northern High, Dunkirk, MD, stepped into the circle for her
first college career start against the LIU Birds. She pitched a
complete game, going seven strong innings, allowing just two hits,
and striking out nine!
GREAT START: “It feels great to have such a good
start to the season,” said head coach Laura Watten. “We had a
total team effort in both games today, offensively and defensively,
and it’s just a great sign of our potential this year.”
Michigan box score at
http://www.umterps.com/sports/w-softbl/stats/2011-2012/sb217122.html
Long Island box score at
http://www.umterps.com/sports/w-softbl/stats/2011-2012/sb217121.html
No comments:
Post a Comment