The Red Hawks softball team lost both games in a doubleheader against the University of British Columbia, final scores being 2-0 and 13-5. In the first game, 'pitchers' duel' showcased Jacquelyn Lujan's strong performance for Simpson but fell short against UBC's Carleen Murray, who pitched a shutout. In the second game, UBC's offense exploded, securing a mercy-rule victory in five innings. The Red Hawks managed to score but ultimately could not keep pace with the Thunderbirds' aggressive batting.

By the Numbers
  • Jacquelyn Lujan threw 7.0 innings in game one, allowing 2 runs on 6 hits.
  • UBC scored 13 runs on 21 hits in game two, ending the game in five innings due to the mercy rule.
State of Play
  • The Red Hawks concluded their four-game homestand with this loss against UBC.
  • Simpson managed 9 hits in game two but could not overcome UBC's offensive onslaught.
What's Next

The Red Hawks will be traveling to Salem for a four-game series against Corban, starting Thursday at 2 PM. This matchup presents an opportunity for the team to rebound and improve their standings.

Bottom Line

The Red Hawks need to bolster their pitching and offensive strategies to bounce back from these losses, particularly focusing on preventing early-inning runs against their next opponents.