JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – North Florida sophomore Kayla McGory hit a sac fly for the win in game one against Providence, before the Ospreys scratched across three runs against UT Arlington on Saturday at Atlantic Coast High School.

QUICK GLANCE
Score: North Florida 1, Providence 0 (8 inn.) | North Florida 3, UT Arlington 0
Records: North Florida (5-4) | Providence (2-6) | UT Arlington (6-2)
 
GAMEDAY MEDIA CENTER
BOX SCORE (PDF) (Game 1) | BOX SCORE (PDF) (Game 2)

TOP PERFORMERS

• Senior Amanda Blanchard recorded a shutout with just two hits given up against Providence to more to 2-0 on the season.
• In game two, Sydney Matzko tossed a complete game to even her record to 2-2.
• At th eplate, Tiffany Lower totaled three hits, one RBI and a run scored.
• Three others had two hits on the day with McGory recorded two RBI on the day.

GAME 1 CAPSULE

• The first seven innings left a combined 10 runners on base as neither offense could get anything going.
• Providence tried to score in the eighth with two on in scoring position with no outs,  but Blanchard forced three outs to go to the Ospreys' side of the frame.
• After Taylor Scott's sac bunt moved the runner to third, Megan Woodson came around to score on Kayla McGory's sac fly to left field to get the win.
• Blanchard struck out five with just two hits, while the Friars' Christina Ramirez allowed just three hits and five walks, while fanning five.
• Blanchard had a one-hitter through the seven innings and picked up her second win of the weekend.

GAME 2 CAPSULE

• The Ospreys scattered 10 hits in the win, plating runs in the third, fourth and fifth.
• In the third, a dropped foul ball prolonged Taylor Scott's at bat and on the next pitch she sent a single up the middle to bring in the first run.
• Lower hit an RBI single in the fourth to bring in Alex Aricola who started the inning with a single of her own.
• After a quick out, Navia Pendrod sent a 1-0 pitch to right center for a double. On a ground out she moved over before coming around to score on a perfectly placed bunt that the Mavericks could not field in time to end the inning.
• UTA left six runners stranded including three in scoring position.
• The Mavericks best chance came in the third when back-to-back singles put runners on second and third, but Matzko got the final batter to pop up to end the theat.

INSIDE THE BOXES
- Scott is now on a four-game hit streak.
- Blanchard struck out 11 total batters on the weekend as she recorded the win on Saturday against Canisius.

NEXT UP
North Florida heads across town for its next two games as it will play at Jacksonville University when it hosts Hofstra at noon on Tuesday before welcoming No. 22 McNeese State on Wednesday