Warriors split with Shoreline

The WWCC softball team can’t find any offense in the opening 3-0 loss, but its bats awaken for the 6-1 victory in the nightcap.

Dan Groom
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

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Walla Walla Community College catcher Shaila Rivers catches a pop-up at home plate for a out against Shoreline during their doubleheader Saturday.

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WALLA WALLA - Walla Walla Community College split a NWAACC cross-regional softball twin bill here Saturday versus Shoreline, dropping the opener 3-0 before taking the 6-1 victory.

The Warriors defense faltered in the first game allowing two unearned runs on four errors in a 3-0 shutout loss. Shoreline pitcher Kim Kocik scattered four hits over seven innings, while allowing no runners past first base after the first inning.

"(Kocik) had a spinner ball that threw us off a little bit, and we didn't hit her too hard," WWCC coach Mike Staudenmaier said. "Defensively, we made a couple mistakes. Elayna (Van Hess) pitched a great game, but we didn't hit like we usually hit."

Van Hess gave up five hits and five bases-on-balls in the loss.


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