
Mavs Extend Streak to Six
Apr 5, 2008 | Softball
OMAHA, Neb. -- The University of Nebraska-Omaha softball team extended its winning streak to six games Saturday after sweeping North Dakota with a 7-2 decision in the first game and a 12-4 offensive assault in the second game.
Jenifer McDowell led the Maverick offense in the first contest with a two-RBI single to take the lead, while Ashley Lynch's sacrifice fly scored Brianna Cataudella for the game-winning run in the nightcap.
UNO (28-6) is back in action Monday, April 7th in Augustana, S.D., for a 3 p.m. doubleheader against the Vikings.
In game one, McDowell's two-run single in the bottom of the second put the Mavs in front of the Fighting Sioux before Lynch put it away in the fifth with a two-run double.
Beth Haley improved to 11-2, pitching a complete game and striking out four.
A huge six-hit fifth inning propelled the Mavs to the win in game two. The score was tied going in to the bottom of the fifth when Cataudella hit a double to start the six-run rally.
Cataudella then scored the go-ahead run on Lynch's sacrifice fly to left field.
Allysa Fligg upped her season mark to 7-2 after entering in the fourth inning to relieve Melissa Negrete.
North Dakota.............101 000 0 - 2 8 3
Nebraska-Omaha....120 022 x - 7 10 1
WP - Haley (11-2)
LP - Wolf
2B - UNO, Svoboda, Cataudella, Lynch
North Dakota.............100 300 -- 4 10 5
Nebraska-Omaha....120 162 -- 12 15 1
WP - Fligg (7-2)
LP - Pearce (1-5)
2B - UNO, Cataudella, Bader
Jenifer McDowell led the Maverick offense in the first contest with a two-RBI single to take the lead, while Ashley Lynch's sacrifice fly scored Brianna Cataudella for the game-winning run in the nightcap.
UNO (28-6) is back in action Monday, April 7th in Augustana, S.D., for a 3 p.m. doubleheader against the Vikings.
In game one, McDowell's two-run single in the bottom of the second put the Mavs in front of the Fighting Sioux before Lynch put it away in the fifth with a two-run double.
Beth Haley improved to 11-2, pitching a complete game and striking out four.
A huge six-hit fifth inning propelled the Mavs to the win in game two. The score was tied going in to the bottom of the fifth when Cataudella hit a double to start the six-run rally.
Cataudella then scored the go-ahead run on Lynch's sacrifice fly to left field.
Allysa Fligg upped her season mark to 7-2 after entering in the fourth inning to relieve Melissa Negrete.
North Dakota.............101 000 0 - 2 8 3
Nebraska-Omaha....120 022 x - 7 10 1
WP - Haley (11-2)
LP - Wolf
2B - UNO, Svoboda, Cataudella, Lynch
North Dakota.............100 300 -- 4 10 5
Nebraska-Omaha....120 162 -- 12 15 1
WP - Fligg (7-2)
LP - Pearce (1-5)
2B - UNO, Cataudella, Bader
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