PUNXSUTAWNEY — The Lady Chucks took both ends of Monday’s doubleheader against Bradford, holding the Owls to just a pair of hits in wins of 22-1 and 25-0, both in three innings.
Punxsy had big first innings in each contest, scoring 13 in the first game and 20 in the second.
Mya Phillips led Punxsy with five RBI, while Sarah Weaver had three RBI of her own and scored seven runs in the two games. Fifteen different Chucks drove in runs.
Makenzee Maley drove in Bradford’s lone run in the third inning of the first game.
“Tonight we struggled in the field and behind the plate,” Bradford coach Jennifer Snow said. “Punxsy is a tough team and we showed our inexperience and nervousness tonight.
The loss dropped Bradford to 0-6 on the season. The Lady Owls play Brookville today.
Smethport 12, Eisenhower 0, 5 innings
SMETHPORT — The Lady Hubbers pulled away from Eisenhower with a six-run second inning to remain undefeated on the season.
Emily Treat gave up just one hit and struck out six as part of her complete game shutout for Smethport (5-0).
Haleigh Larson (2-for-4) and Abbey Woodard (2-for-4) had a double and a triple, respectively, to provide four of the Hubbers’ seven hits in the game.
Smethport also drew seven walks off of Eisenhower (0-5) starter Alexis Courtney.
“It was a good defensive game,” Smethport coach Jon Peterson said. “Emily Treat pitched a great game for us and we played really well behind her. It was also nice to go out in nice weather. The balls were starting to fly off the bat.”
The JV team won 12-2
Smethport returns home against Otto-Eldred on Wednesday.
Otto-Eldred 11, Oswayo Valley 7
DUKE CENTER — The Lady Terrors used a seven-run second inning to defeat the Green Wave at home on Monday.
After falling behind 4-1 after the first inning, Otto (2-2) was boosted by the play of a trio of freshmen: Reilly Raught (two-run double), Emily Sheeler (2-for-3, double), and Kaylee Heller (3-for-4, 3 RBI, double) all had big days at the plate.
“Our freshmen really played well tonight,” O-E coach Andre Veilleux said. “They combined to go 6-for-8 three doubles.”
Also contributing for the Terrors were Camryn Thomas (1-for-3, triple, 2 RBI) and Alyssa Shelander (1-for-2, double, 2 RBI), who also went the distance on the mound and finished with four strikeouts, three walks, and seven hits.
Karina and Macy West combined for six strikeouts, nine walks, and 10 hits on the mound for Oswayo Valley (0-5).
Karina West went 2-for-3 with an RBI triple, while Shayla Bickel went 3-for-4 and Lindsey Chapel went 1-for-3 with 2 RBI.
The two teams will play each other again today, this time at Oswayo Valley.
DuBois Central Catholic 6, Coudersport 4
DUBOIS — The Lady Falcons hung around with one of the best teams in the district, but ultimately the Lady Cardinals proved to be too much to handle.
Shayleigh Gulvas led the way at the plate for DCC (9-0) with a double and 2 RBI.
For Coudersport (3-2), Shaelyn Black and Paiton Whipple both recorded 2 RBI, with Chelsea Streich adding two base hits.
Madison Smith finished with six strikeouts, three walks, and six hits on the mound.
“It was a pretty good game,” Coudy coach Dan Counts said. “They’ve been beating up on a lot of people and we wanted to see where we were at. They beat us in the district championship last year. Today they made fewer mental errors than we did and they came out on top.”
Despite the loss, Counts was happy with how his team played against such tough competition.
“It’s fun playing those types of games,” Counts said.
The Lady Falcons travel to Cameron County this afternoon.
