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Keough softballers stop Shea |
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Thursday, 21 May 2009 |
PAWTUCKET --- Walks, wild pitches, and passed ball were the name of the game on Wednesday afternoon in Bishop Keough High’s 14-13 victory over crosstown rival Shea High at the Hank Soar Complex.
Both clubs combined to collect just five hits (four by the host Koalas) and an astounding 40 walks (22 by the Raiders).
The Koalas, who raised their record to 6-11, actually received a strong game offensively from catcher Allison DeVargas, who went 2-for-2 with a pair of walks and three RBIs.
The Raiders (4-13) actually held a 13-5 lead after 2½ innings of play, but the Koalas responded with five runs in the fifth and four in the sixth.
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Shea 355 000 0—13-1-0
Bishop Keough 140 054 0—14-4-0
Kristen Potter, Kelsey Davenport (3) and Abigale Rodriguez; Alicia Pierce and Allison DeVargas.
Tolman improves to 16-1
PROVIDENCE -- Tolman High clinched a tie for the regular season Division III championship with a 14-2 victory over Central on Wednesday.
Macayla Kirylo had her usual impact on the game, doubling and knocking in three runs while also pitching a complete game and striking out 10 batters.
Tolman takes a 16-1 record into today’s regular season finale against winless Mount Pleasant.
Scituate is in second place with a 14-2 record.
Central fell to 9-8 with the loss.
The playoffs begin next week and Tolman is a solid favorite to repeat as state champions.
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Tolman 055 13 -- 14 - 9 - 2
Central 000 20 -- 2 - 2 - 2
Macayla Kirylo and Veronic Lejeune; Natalie Lewis, Leslie Peralta (3), Chelsea Soriano (4) and Karina Santos.
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