Glenelg 15, Reservoir 3
 

Glenelg      130 344  - 15 13 1
Reservoir  120 000  -   3 11 4

Pitching: G - Bendix (11H, 1BB) and Redmond. Re - Brown (4K, 6H, 2BB), Leffler (4)(3K, 7H, 3BB) and Bresson.
2B: G - Segrist, Scepura. Re - Barringham.
3B: G - Allen.
HR: G - Bendix, Allen (2), Kujawa, Segrist.

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 Hayfield Hawks 14 Edison Eagles 3

WP: Amber Fowler, LP: Amanda , SV: Taylor Neuhart

WP: Amber Fowler, LP: Amanda , SV: Taylor Neuhart
Amber Folwer picked up the win after hurling four innings. She was 2 for 3 at the plate with a home run, double, 2 runs and 3 rbi's. 

SOUTH WESTERN 8, DALLASTOWN 4

At Dallastown, Carissa Throckmorton pitched a complete-game eight-hitter, striking out six and walking three. She was even better at the plate, going 3-for-5 with two homers and three RBIs. Stef Dusman and Taylor Leonard added three hits each for the Mustangs. Amanda Jones had three hits for Dallastown, which committed five errors in the game. South Western, in contrast, played errorless defense.

Southwestern 6 - Dover HS 0

Carissa Throckmorton pounds three homeruns over fence. She finished with four hits and four RBI's!

http://www.yorkdispatch.com/sports/ci_17928085

SOUTH WESTERN 14, WEST YORK 4:

At Hanover, Carissa Throckmorton belted a homer and two doubles and drove in four runs to lead the Mustangs to the five-inning, 10-run mercy rule win. Sarah Bortner pitched a complete game to get the win. Stef Dusman and Alexis Giraffa added three hits each for the winners. Laura Myers had two hits, including a double, and an RBI for the Bulldogs. Kathleen Oet also had two West York hits.

Glenelg 4, Centennial 3 (8 innings)
The game ended in the bottom of the eighth during an international tiebreaker, when Glenelg shortstop Leah Allen stole third base, and the Centennial catcher threw the ball into left field as the third baseman and shortstop were converging to cover third base.

Centennial  0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 - 3 7 3

Glenelg       3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 4 5 2

Glen Burnie (5-1) defeats Northeast (4-2) 8 to 4:

Cara Woods supplies HR and clutch hits to power the Gophers while Mel Slowinski goes the full 7 innings.

http://www.hometownannapolis.com/news/hig/2011/04/12-28/Productive-lineup-propelling-Gophers.html

http://www.hometownannapolis.com/news/hig/2011/04/12-22/Glen-Burnie-get-bats-cranking-with-help-from-Northeast.html

Glenelg matures quickly

Amanda Segrist never pitched a complete game last season, sharing Glenelg’s pitching duties with senior Casey Schmidt as the Gladiators reached their second consecutive Maryland state semifinal and won the Howard County title for the second time in three years.

As Segrist prepared to take the circle for every inning this season, however, she was still bothered by nagging shoulder soreness she developed over the winter. She pressed on, and last Wednesday, she looked just fine, throwing a complete game two-hitter in a 1-0 victory over previously undefeated Howard.

“She was really anxious to see if she could get a chance to throw a lot this season,” Glenelg Coach Dean Sheridan said, “A game like Howard makes it hurt a lot less.”

Sheridan was pretty sure his team — which features five freshmen and four sophomores — would not begin the season like the 2010 team that carried a 19-game winning streak to the 2A semifinal. Sure enough, the Gladiators split their first four games, losing those that Sheridan called “winnable in May, but not in March,” explaining how his team needed to mature.

Yet against Howard, Glenelg might have crossed that threshold. In the top of the sixth inning, sophomore shortstop Leah Allen, a player “fast enough to play Division I” softball, hit a triple. Senior Kayleigh Shaul followed with a suicide squeeze bunt. Howard tried to get Allen at home, but she beat the throw for what proved to be the game’s lone run.

“Playing a game like that can really change a team,” Sheridan said. “I hope it showed us something.”

Sheridan said he is still trying to reschedule the Gladiators’ game with No. 8 Chesapeake. It was rained out for the second time this season last Saturday, and with both teams needing to reschedule games (Glenelg has doubleheaders scheduled later this month with Mount Hebron and Long Reach), it may be difficult to get that game in.

NORTH COUNTY 6, ARUNDEL 2:

Kierra McBeth, Krysten Elliott and Kayla Haynes had two hits, and Brittany Jones recorded 10 strikeouts as the Knights won at home. Elliott, Haynes, McBeth, Ashley Deltuva and Devyn Mackenzie drove in runs for North County, while Maja Henson had two hits for Arundel. Lauren Hensley drove in a run for the Wildcats.

Arundel (1-3)         0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 2 8 2

North County (3-2) 0 0 1 1 2 2 x - 6 8 2

WP: Jones (2-2). LP: Mazella. 2B: NC - Coulson, Haynes. 3B: AR - Henson. RBI: AR - Hensley; NC - Elliott, Haynes, Deltuva, McBeth, Mackenzie.

North County 6, South River 0:

Brittany Jones (4-2) struck out 11 in pitching a perfect game for the visiting Knights. She also went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored.

Great job Britt!

Caitlyn Kirby, So., Glen Burnie, softball

The sophomore third baseman went 7 for 7 with a double, a triple, six RBIs and six runs. A major part of the Gophers' explosive offense, Kirby went 4 for 4 with a double, three RBIs and three runs in a 17-1 victory over South River Monday. Kirby led Glen Burnie to an 11-0 blanking of Arundel two days later by churning out three more hits, including a triple, and three RBIs.

SOUTH WESTERN 5, KENNARD-DALE 0

At Fawn Grove, South Western pitcher Carissa Throckmorton checked the Rams on three hits while recording 10 strikeouts. Brittany Ohl supported Throckmorton by belting a homer. Rachael DeLawder cracked a triple for K-D and Teanna Webb supplied a double. Rams' pitcher Desi Joines struck out six and walked two. She surrendered five hits.

NEW OXFORD 7, NORTHEASTERN 1

At New Oxford, Elizabeth Mack pitched a complete-game five-hitter to pace the Colonials. Mack fanned 11 and walked two. New Oxford broke open a 1-1 tie with a four-run fourth inning.

Glenelg       0 0 0 3 4 2 0   -- 9 8 2

Hammond   0 1 0 0 0 0 1   -- 2 3 3

Pitching: G – A. Segrist, C. Regan (7) and B. Redmond; Ha – S. Speierman, B. Goyne (5), S. Speierman (7) and L. Ginsburg, H. Force (7).

2B: G – A. Bendix and L. Allen, 3B: G – L. Allen, HR: G – A. Segrist.

GLEN BURNIE 17, SOUTH RIVER 1

Kayla Schmidt went 3 for 3 drove in four runs, and Cara Woods and Caitlyn Kirby pushed home three to lead the Gophers to a five-inning victory over the Seahawks. Melanie Slowinski doubled and drove in two runs for Glen Burnie, which scored seven runs in the second and at least two in every inning. Kirby was 4 for 4 with a double and three runs.

Ashleigh Ruggerio singled home a run in the fourth, and Melanie Long collected the Seahawks' other hit off Alli Moos, who struck out five and walked two for the win.

Glen Burnie (2-0)  3 7 3 2 2 - 17 14 0

South River  (0-3) 0 0 0 1 0 -   1   2 4

WP: Moos (1-0). LP: Dress (0-1). 2B: GB - Slowinski, Woods, Kirby. RBI: GB - Schmidt 4, Woods 3, Kirby 3, Slowinski 2 Robinson 2, Hogan, Smith, Moof; SR - Ruggiero.