Softball Scores 48 runs in DH Win over Harris-Stowe

ST. LOUIS, MO- Bethel jumped back into action Tuesday in St. Louis at Harris Stowe. The teams played a non-conference doubleheader. It was the first of eight straight road games for the Lady Cats.

Bethel snapped a four-game losing streak with huge victories in both games.

Bethel won game one 34-0. Bethel had 34 hits and scored in all five innings of the game. The victory is the largest in Bethel softball history.

Lauren Reimsnyder and Kaylie McKinley teamed up for the four-hit shutout.

Game One Offensive Highlights: 

2B: Miranda Carnell, Kennedy Gillespie (3), Kalani Kuroda, Hailey Cooner, Kinsley Caruthers, Briley Auvenshine, Kellie Warren

3B: Maria Murdaugh

HR: Miranda Carnell, Kennedy Gillespie, Kalani Kuroda (2), Hailey Cooner

RBI: Miranda Carnell (9), Kennedy Gillespie (7), Maria Murdaugh (2), Kalani Kuroda (4), Hailey Cooner (2), Kinsley Caruthers, Briley Auvenshine (2), Kirsten Eversole (2), Kellie Warren (5)

Sac Fly: Miranda Carnell

The Cats won game two14-0. Bethel rapped out 21 hits and salted the game away with an eight run seventh inning. Kinsley Caruthers fired a three hitter.

Game Two Offensive Highlights:

2B: Miranda Carnell (2), Kennedy Gillespie, Shelbe Sisk, Jada Wynn

HR: Kennedy Gillespie, Hailey Cooner

RBI: Miranda Carnell (4), Kennedy Gillespie (5), Kalani Kuroda, Hailey Cooner (4)

Sac: Kellie Warren

Bethel improved to 9-17 and 3-7 on the road this year.

The Hornets fell to 0-27 on the season and 0-14 in home games.

Bethel travels to Lindsey Wilson this weekend. The teams will play a doubleheader on Friday at 3 p.m. and a twin bill Saturday at 11 a.m.

Live stats:

https://lindseyathletics.com/sidearmstats/softball/summary

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