The University of Southern Maine Huskies split a doubleheader against Saint Joseph's College, winning game two 8-7 after rallying from a 7-4 deficit in the sixth inning. Senior Mackenzie Renner's two-run double and contributions from Brianna Grenier and Ella Bezanson were crucial for the comeback. In game one, the Huskies fell 5-3, with SJC scoring all five runs in a pivotal fourth inning. Southern Maine now holds an 8-3 record, while Saint Joseph's stands at 5-9.

By the Numbers
  • Southern Maine achieved 12 hits in game two.
  • SJC's Makayla Quintal hit a grand slam in game one, contributing to four of their five runs in the fourth inning.
State of Play
  • The Huskies had 12 hits in game two, indicating a strong offensive performance.
  • Mia Coots secured the win in relief, improving her record to 5-2 for the season.
What's Next

The Huskies will face Eastern Connecticut on March 29 as they continue their conference schedule, seeking to build on their game two momentum.

Bottom Line

Southern Maine demonstrated resilience in their comeback victory, highlighting their offensive capabilities and setting the stage for a competitive run in upcoming games.