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SC State Dominates Savannah State in Women's Softball
Senior Emerald Freeman Goes Five-of-Five with One Walk on the Day
4/17/2009 11:21:19 PM
Orangeburg, SC—Senior Emerald Freeman was five-of-five, including her first homerun of the season, as SC State defeated Savannah State, 8-0 and 9-1, in a non-conference double-header at the Lady Bulldog Field on the campus of SC State.
Game One was a defensive game through the first three innings. SC State (5-22) bats came to life in the bottom of the fourth when they scored five runs off five hits and one error. Savannah State threatened in the top of the fifth as they managed to get two runners on base with two outs; however, the Tigers could not capitalize leaving the runners stranded on first and second. The Lady Bulldogs put up three additional runs in its half of the fifth inning to secure the 8-0 victory over the Tigers.
SC State carried its momentum into Game Two getting on the scoreboard first with two runs in the bottom of the first inning. Savannah State could not find any offense until the fourth inning when Crystal Williams led off the inning with a base hit. The Tigers pulled within one run of the Lady Bulldogs when Tiffany Taylor hit an RBI double to score Williams. The one run game would be short-lived as the Lady Bulldogs put up three runs of their own in the fourth to go ahead 5-1. SC State put up four runs in the bottom of the fifth to come away with the 9-1 Game Two victory.
Kimberlee Pereira and Raven Johnson picked up the wins in Games One and Two respectively, while Krystle Frost and Rachel West was the losers.
Game Notes: Emerald Freeman hit a homerun, two triples, two singles and one walk on the day…The Lady Bulldogs committed a season low one error on the day.
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