Softball Comes Back in Fifth, Wins it in Ten
Saint Joseph's softball team staged a thrilling comeback against Monmouth, winning 9-8 in extra innings. After trailing 6-2, the Hawks scored five runs in the sixth to take the lead, before both teams exchanged runs, ultimately resulting in a dramatic win due to Riley York's game-winning sacrifice fly in the tenth inning.
By the Numbers- Hailey Peterson homered, drove in 2 runs, and scored 3 times.
- Ava Farina pitched 5 innings, allowing 1 earned run and striking out 3 batters.
- Saint Joseph's rallied from a four-run deficit to take control in the sixth inning.
- Monmouth had opportunities but struggled to capitalize in crucial moments, especially in the tenth inning.
The Hawks will host Loyola Chicago for a critical Atlantic 10 series this weekend, aiming to build on their momentum after this comeback victory.
Bottom LineThis win showcases Saint Joseph's resilience and strategic play, setting the stage for an important series that could impact their season goals.
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