Menlo Softball faced off against Hawai'i Pacific in a challenging doubleheader, showcasing resilience despite two tough losses. In Game One, Menlo fell 11-9 after leading early but succumbing to a late offensive surge from the Sharks. Game Two was a close contest that ended with a 3-2 loss due to a walk-off single, despite Menlo tying the game late. The Oaks remain determined to rebound in the final matchup of the series on Tuesday.

By the Numbers
  • Sierra Pasco had 6 hits, 2 RBIs, and scored 2 runs across the doubleheader.
  • Menlo scored a total of 11 runs on 11 hits in Game One but ultimately lost by 2 runs.
State of Play
  • Menlo now looks to salvage a split in the PacWest series with a final doubleheader on Tuesday.
  • The Oaks demonstrated strong offensive output, scoring 11 runs across both games despite the losses.
What's Next

As the Oaks prepare for their final game against Hawai'i Pacific, they aim to build on their offensive momentum and secure a victory to end the series on a positive note. A win would boost their morale and solidify their competitiveness in the conference.

Bottom Line

Despite setbacks in the doubleheader, Menlo's resilience and offensive efforts signal promise as they seek to rebound in the upcoming game. A strong response in their next outing could be pivotal for their season and team spirit.