Troy vs. South Alabama: Game 2 Loss Sets Up Must-Win Rubber Match
Troy softball team lost the second game to South Alabama, setting up a crucial rubber match after the Jaguars evened the series with a 6-3 win. South Alabama made an early statement with a three-run first inning, led by Gabby Stagner's twelfth home run. Despite Troy responding with runs, South Alabama continued to apply pressure and secured a comfortable lead.
By the Numbers- Junior infielder Gabby Stagner hit her twelfth home run of the season.
- Sophomore pitcher Tori Miller limited Troy to three runs off five hits.
- Today's attendance was 1,844, the third-largest in Troy softball history.
The Troy team struggled early in the game and faced challenges in overcoming South Alabama's strong offense.
State of Play- South Alabama evened the series with their win, setting the stage for a decisive rubber match.
- Troy's pitching staff faced pressure throughout the game, with multiple pitchers utilized to contain South Alabama's offense.
- Key players for Troy, including Anslee Finch and Taylor McKinney, made significant contributions but couldn't secure the win.
Troy will face a must-win rubber match against South Alabama, looking to bounce back and secure a series victory.
Bottom LineDespite a challenging loss to South Alabama, Troy softball faces a crucial rubber match, aiming to rally and secure a series victory at home.
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