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Softball Handles Monmouth in Doubleheader
3/5/2022 8:00:00 PM | Softball
Ospreys Shut Out Six-Straight Opponents For First Time Since 2013
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida softball (15-5) impressed once again in its doubleheader matchup against Monmouth with back-to-back victories against the Hawks (1-11) on day two of the UNF-JU Spring Break Challenge. UNF has now won seven-straight games and improves to 12-2 at home.
The Ospreys only allowed one hit in their 1-0 win in game one before following that up with a 10-0 run-rule shutout-win in five innings. It's now six-straight games that UNF has held opponent scoreless, which is the longest streak for the program since 2013.
Halle Arends was the star on the mound for the one-hit performance in the first game while pitching a complete game to notch her sixth win of the season. Shannon Glover and Takiya London both had multi-run big flies in the second victory of the day against the Hawks.
Kayla Harper's lone run in the bottom of the first was just enough for the Ospreys to edge Monmouth, 1-0, in the first of two against the Hawks.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Halle Arends (6-1)
Loss: Kylie Gletow (0-4)
Line Scores
MON | 0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 3 LOB
UNF | 1 R, 5 H, 0 E, 4 LOB
Behind the Line Score
- Arends was able to get out of a tough first inning after forcing a groundout with runners on first and second.
- The Ospreys scored the first and only run of the game after Hayley Bejarano drove in Harper on a RBI-single in the first.
- Arends found success the next three innings going nine up and nine down with relative ease.
- In the bottom of the fifth, UNF had a chance to add some more runs with runners on first and second but the Ospreys couldn't convert.
- Back-to-back swinging strikeouts in the seventh clinched the win for Arends and the Ospreys.
Statistical Leaders
MON
UNF
Notes
- First time since Feb. 29, 2020 that Ospreys have allowed one hit or less in a game.
- Arends spun her second consecutive complete-game in the win.
- Third time this season that Arends has allowed one run or less in any appearance this season.
An eight-run explosion in the first inning lead by Glover and London's home runs helped Morgan Clausen pitch herself to her fifth win of the season.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Morgan Clausen (5-2)
Loss: Billie Kerwood (1-6)
Line Scores
MON | 0 R, 4 H, 0 E, 1 LOB
UNF | 10 R, 11 H, 1 E, 4 LOB
Behind the Line Score
- The first damage of the game started when Paige Pfent hit an RBI-double to score two runs.
- Glover got a hold of one in the next at bat after sending one over the wall for the two-run bomb.
- Hadlee Reichert scored later in the first after Ashley Goebel hit a sac-fly to make it 5-0.
- London made it two home runs in one inning after she replicated Glover's shot to left center to go up seven.
- Savannah Channell completed the damage in the opening inning after recording an RBI-single to end the first inning up 8-0.
- Two more runs were added in the second inning after a single by Regan Hermeling brought in a run and a sac-fly by Goebel put the Ospreys up double digits.
- Izzy Kelly came in to close out the final two innings of the game to secure the Ospreys' sixth consecutive shutout victory.
Statistical Leaders
MON
UNF
Notes
- First time Ospreys have hit two home runs in the same game since Apr. 12, 2021 against JU.
- Reichert has five hits in her last six at-bats over the past three games.
- First start of the season for Hermeling in right field.
The Ospreys will wrap up their final regular-season home tournament of the year when they play in a rematch against St. Francis at 12:30 pm on Sunday afternoon.
The Ospreys only allowed one hit in their 1-0 win in game one before following that up with a 10-0 run-rule shutout-win in five innings. It's now six-straight games that UNF has held opponent scoreless, which is the longest streak for the program since 2013.
Halle Arends was the star on the mound for the one-hit performance in the first game while pitching a complete game to notch her sixth win of the season. Shannon Glover and Takiya London both had multi-run big flies in the second victory of the day against the Hawks.
GAME 1 | UNF 1, MON 0
Kayla Harper's lone run in the bottom of the first was just enough for the Ospreys to edge Monmouth, 1-0, in the first of two against the Hawks.Pitchers of Record
Win: Halle Arends (6-1)
Loss: Kylie Gletow (0-4)
Line Scores
MON | 0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 3 LOB
UNF | 1 R, 5 H, 0 E, 4 LOB
Behind the Line Score
- Arends was able to get out of a tough first inning after forcing a groundout with runners on first and second.
- The Ospreys scored the first and only run of the game after Hayley Bejarano drove in Harper on a RBI-single in the first.
- Arends found success the next three innings going nine up and nine down with relative ease.
- In the bottom of the fifth, UNF had a chance to add some more runs with runners on first and second but the Ospreys couldn't convert.
- Back-to-back swinging strikeouts in the seventh clinched the win for Arends and the Ospreys.
Statistical Leaders
MON
- Lindsey Baron | 1-3
- Kylie Gletow | 6.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 2 K, 78 pitches
UNF
- Hayley Bejarano | 1-3, RBI
- Hadlee Reichert | 2-2
- Halle Arends | 7.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 6 K, 80 pitches
Notes
- First time since Feb. 29, 2020 that Ospreys have allowed one hit or less in a game.
- Arends spun her second consecutive complete-game in the win.
- Third time this season that Arends has allowed one run or less in any appearance this season.
GAME 2 | UNF 10, MON 0 (5 inn.)
An eight-run explosion in the first inning lead by Glover and London's home runs helped Morgan Clausen pitch herself to her fifth win of the season.Pitchers of Record
Win: Morgan Clausen (5-2)
Loss: Billie Kerwood (1-6)
Line Scores
MON | 0 R, 4 H, 0 E, 1 LOB
UNF | 10 R, 11 H, 1 E, 4 LOB
Behind the Line Score
- The first damage of the game started when Paige Pfent hit an RBI-double to score two runs.
- Glover got a hold of one in the next at bat after sending one over the wall for the two-run bomb.
- Hadlee Reichert scored later in the first after Ashley Goebel hit a sac-fly to make it 5-0.
- London made it two home runs in one inning after she replicated Glover's shot to left center to go up seven.
- Savannah Channell completed the damage in the opening inning after recording an RBI-single to end the first inning up 8-0.
- Two more runs were added in the second inning after a single by Regan Hermeling brought in a run and a sac-fly by Goebel put the Ospreys up double digits.
- Izzy Kelly came in to close out the final two innings of the game to secure the Ospreys' sixth consecutive shutout victory.
Statistical Leaders
MON
- Francesca Torraca | 2-2
- Emily Spencer | 1-2
- Danielle Dominik | 1-2
- Kylie Gletow | 4.0 IP, 9 H, 5 R, K, 66 pitches
UNF
- Shannon Glover | 1-3, 2 RBI, R, two-run homer
- Takiya London | 1-2 | 2 RBI, R, two-run homer
- Paige Pfent | 2-3, 2 RBI, R
- Savannah Channell | 2-2, RBI, R
- Regan Hermeling | 2-3, RBI, R
- Morgan Clausen | 3.0 IP, H, K, 27 pitches
Notes
- First time Ospreys have hit two home runs in the same game since Apr. 12, 2021 against JU.
- Reichert has five hits in her last six at-bats over the past three games.
- First start of the season for Hermeling in right field.
UP NEXT
The Ospreys will wrap up their final regular-season home tournament of the year when they play in a rematch against St. Francis at 12:30 pm on Sunday afternoon.Players Mentioned
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UNF Softball Fall Ball Scrimmage
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