The Nighthawks showcased an impressive offensive display, totaling 17 hits and 16 runs to dominate MSU Billings in their second game after a narrow loss in the first. In Game 1, NNU fell 2-1 despite Lauryn Bergevin's solo home run, while Game 2 saw them bounce back, highlighted by Emma Bumatay's remarkable two home runs and six RBIs. The team's performance improved their overall record to 25-16 and 6-8 in GNAC play.

By the Numbers
  • Nighthawks recorded 17 hits and scored 16 runs in Game 2.
  • Emma Bumatay hit two home runs and achieved six RBIs, tying her career high.
State of Play
  • NNU's offense broke out significantly in Game 2, recovering from a disappointing Game 1 loss.
  • The team improved their overall season record to 25-16 with a focus on securing the series win against MSU Billings.
What's Next

The Nighthawks will look to complete the series against MSU Billings with a victory in the final game scheduled for tomorrow at 12 p.m.

Bottom Line

The Nighthawks demonstrated resilience with their powerful offensive performance in Game 2, indicating strong momentum as they approach the conclusion of their series. Consistency will be key in maintaining this level of play moving forward.