University Rolls Over G-Prep

Tue., April 29, 1997

GSL softball

Cheryl Andrizzi picked up her sixth shutout of the Greater Spokane League softball season as University crushed Gonzaga Prep 13-0 on Monday.

Andrizzi (9-0) also led the Titans with three hits, including a triple.

U-Hi 13, G-Prep 0

U-Hi 073 120 - 13 11 0

GPrep 000 000 - 0 3 3

Andrizzi, Meyer (5) and Chrisiansen; Leonetti, Shrope (2) and Egger. W-Andrizzi. L-Leonetti (0-3).

HITS: University-Madsen 2, Mertens, Muroya 2, Andrizzi 3, Meyer 2, Christiansen. Gonzaga Prep- Weiskopf, Willis, Leonetti. 2B-Mertens. 3B-Andrizzi, Meyer.

Mead 11, NC 0

The Panthers’ Janessa Karstens pitched a shutout and had two hits, including a double, and drove in a run against the Indians.

Mead 024 23 - 11 14 1

NC 000 00 - 0 2 2

Karstens, Stucky (4) and Bonanno, Stewart (4); Bertholf and Fisher. W-Karstens. L-Bertholf.

HITS: M-Mortan 2, Kehl, Turner, Karstens 2, Carnahan, Stucky 2, Bonanno 2, Stewart, Miller, Hanson. NC-Carter, Stearns. 2B-Karstens, Bonanno. 3B-Hanson.

Central Valley 6, LC 4

The Tigers led 4-2 in the seventh inning, but the Bears were able to come back in the top of the final frame for victory over LC.

Tori Mills of CV and Kaylene Fountain had six strikeouts.

CV 020 000 4 - 6 6 4

LC 020 100 1 - 4 4 3

Mills and Stangland; Fountain and Winkler. W-Mills. L-Fountain (1-4).

HITS: Central Valley-Delmese, Stangland 2, Mills, Sackman, Pierce. Lewis and Clark-Fountain, Hamre, Giebel, Powers.

Rogers 7, Shadle Park 0

Jamie Merrill pitched her third shutout of the season for the Pirates.

Rogers’ Jamie Christensen’s triple in the first inning drove in Crystal Perry for the winning run. Angel Fairbanks added her first homerun in the third for Rogers.

Shadle Park 000 000 0 - 0 5 3

Rogers 131 020 x - 7 5 2

Rice and Drake; Merrill and Vulcano. W-Merrill (6-3). L-Rice (2-3).

HITS: Shadle Park - Harchuck, Drake 2, Rice, Mulvaney. Rogers - Perry, Christensen, Fairbanks, Nill, Draine. 3B-Christensen. HR-Fairbanks.

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