Northwestern State Falls to Southeastern despite More Hits in Doubleheader
Northwestern State's softball team lost two games to Southeastern despite having more hits, with the latter capitalizing on the Demons' mistakes to win 5-4 and 5-1, securing the Cypress Trophy for the third consecutive season.
By the Numbers- The Demons had 14 hits in Game 1 compared to Southeastern's 5 hits.
- Southeastern scored all five runs in Game 1 with two outs.
The Demons struggled defensively, committing several errors that allowed Southeastern to capitalize and take the wins.
State of Play- Southeastern won both games, extending their winning streak in the rivalry.
- The Demons' pitching held Southeastern to minimal hits but couldn't contain their timely scoring.
The Demons will face Southeastern in the final game of the series on Saturday afternoon.
Bottom LineDespite out-hitting their opponents, Northwestern State's softball team's defensive mistakes cost them the games against Southeastern, emphasizing the importance of defensive consistency in securing victories in future matchups.
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