Johnnies Roll Past DePaul in Series Opener, 10-1
The St. John's softball team dominated DePaul in the opener of their BIG EAST series, winning 10-1. The Red Storm (24-12, 5-5 BIG EAST) produced 11 hits, including a decisive seven-run fourth inning, marking their second-highest scoring game this season. Key performances included Jess Bianco with three hits and Sarah Post, who hit a grand slam and drove in four runs. St. John's took an early lead in the second inning and expanded it significantly during the fourth, ensuring the Blue Demons (12-23, 3-10 BIG EAST) could only manage a single late run. The teams will compete again tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Cacciatore Stadium.
By the Numbers- St. John's scored 10 runs on 11 hits.
- Bianco had three hits, and Post recorded four RBIs, including a grand slam.
- St. John's is tied for fifth in the BIG EAST standings after this win.
- DePaul struggles continue, sitting at the bottom of the conference rankings.
The Johnnies aim to continue their momentum in the second game of the series and improve their conference record on Friday. With their offense clicking, they will look to replicate or build upon this strong performance.
Bottom LineSt. John's showcased their offensive depth and ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, setting a positive tone for the remainder of the series against DePaul. Their strong performance positions them favorably as they pursue a better standing in the BIG EAST.
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