University of St. Thomas Softball: Crawford Shines in Series Split vs. North Dakota
University of St. Thomas Softball split a doubleheader conference matchup with the University of North Dakota, securing a shutout win in the first game but falling short by one run in the second.
By the Numbers- In the first game, Christina Crawford pitched a complete game shutout, allowing only three hits and striking out seven batters.
- The Tommies scored four runs on seven hits in the second game but couldn't clinch the win.
The Tommies' strong offensive performance in the second game was not enough to overcome North Dakota's early lead and secure a victory.
State of Play- St. Thomas demonstrated resilience in defense, securing a shutout victory in the first game but facing a tough loss in the second.
- Despite the split, the team showed promising signs in both offensive and defensive capabilities.
- The upcoming final game of the series against North Dakota will be crucial for the Tommies to bounce back and claim the series victory.
St. Thomas will play their final game against North Dakota at South Field on Sunday, April 13, aiming to secure a series win and build on their performances from the doubleheader.
Bottom LineFollowing a split against North Dakota, St. Thomas Softball looks to regroup and capitalize on their strengths in the final game to come out victorious in the series.
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