COUDERSPORT — Another game, another dominant offensive performance from the Coudersport Lady Falcons.
For the fourth straight contest — and the seventh time this year — the Falcons scored over 12 runs, this time punishing Johnsonburg pitchers with a 14-4 victory in six innings.
The Coudersport (7-3) quartet of Chelsey Streich, Kaylee VanWhy, Shaelyn Black and Tori Miller each went 2-for-3 in the game and combined for six RBI.
Black also threw a complete game in the circle, giving up just three hits and one earned run while striking out eight.
“Good win for us. Kind of needed this heading into tomorrow’s doubleheader with Cameron County,” Coudersport head coach Trevor Saulter said. “Needed this to get going with the weather on the field haven’t been able to practice much but we went out there and executed.”
Jburg starter Julie Peterson was pulled as part of an eight-run fourth inning for Coudersport with Jordan Bundy throwing the final 2.2 innings.
Bundy had all three hits for the Ramettes at the plate and added a solo home run.
This afternoon’s doubleheader between Coudersport (5-0 league) and Cameron County (4-2) complete the regular season Northern Allegheny League series between the two schools.
Otto-Eldred 11, Sheffield 0, 5 innings
DUKE CENTER — Otto-Eldred rebounded from its first loss of the season with an 11-0 romp over Sheffield in non-conference action on Monday afternoon.
The Lady Terrors plated 11 runs on 11 hits, and starting pitcher Emmalee Sheeler put up a complete game shutout for O-E (11-1).
Otto-Eldred got off to a quick start by plating five runs in the first inning and four in the second to grab a quick 9-0 lead.
Then, the Lady Terrors tacked on a pair of runs in the third and held the Lady Wolverines scoreless for the 11-0 win.
Sheeler finished with no runs scored in seven innings of work. She gave up just three hits and two walks, and she struck out four.
“Emily pitched a really nice game,” Otto-Eldred coach Roger Veilleux said. “It was good to give Abby (Wolfe) some rest, and Em did a really nice job.”
Marissa Grubbs was in the circle for Sheffield. She gave up 11 runs on 11 hits, walked three and fanned three.
Haylee Frederick had an RBI-triple, and Kaylee Rhinehart added an RBI-double to lead the Lady Terrors offense.
Hannah Gordon plated three RBI on a 2-for-2 day, which included a double, and Kaitlin Raught and Hanna Garthwaite each had hits.
“We were seeing the ball well today, and we were patient and hitting good pitches,” Veilleux said.
Otto-Eldred visits Northern Potter today at 4:30 p.m.
Cameron County 9, Bradford 1
Seven runs over the final three innings lifted Cameron County past Bradford.
The Lady Red Raiders (5-4) jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the first inning, and then Bradford (1-8) drew to within one in the bottom of the third.
But then Cameron County scored two in the fifth, one in the sixth and four in the seventh to finish the Lady Owls off.
Laila Smith was in the circle for Cameron County. She pitched a complete game and allowed one earned run off of four hits. She struck out nine and walked just three on the day.
Smith led her team’s offense with a 2-for-4 day with a triple and two RBI. Kelsee Reid added an RBI-double, and Taylor Lamont went 2-for-4 with one RBI.
Bradford’s Emily Warner allowed nine runs, five of which were earned, on seven hits and four walks in seven innings. She struck out four batters.
The Lady Owls’ offense was led by Mackenzee Maley’s 2-for-3 performance. She scored Bradford’s only run. Katie Work and Mia VanScoter added singles for Bradford.
Bradford hosts St. Marys today.
Northern Potter 10, Oswayo Valley 6
ULYSSES — Megan Hoopes and Madison Hyde each turned in two-RBI performances, and Northern Potter topped Oswayo Valley 10-6 on Monday in Northern Allegheny League play.
The matchup was originally supposed to be a doubleheader, but game two was suspended due to rain.
Hoopes went 2-for-3 and had a homerun for Lady Panthers (2-4, 2-4), and Hyde turned in a complete game performance in the circle for NoPo. She finished with nine strikeouts and just one walk.
Oswayo Valley (1-6, 1-5) picked up a three-RBI triple from Caitlin Pease, and Kelsey Turk went 2-for-3 with a double and one RBI for the Green Wave.
OV starting pitcher Karina West lasted four innings, and gave up six runs on three hits. She struck out seven and walked seven.
