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Cougar Softball swept by Huskies

Cougar Softball swept by Huskies

Yahoo13-04-2025

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (USF) – Sioux Falls (21-21, 9-11 NSIC) came up short in a home doubleheader against St. Cloud State (34-11, 12-4 NSIC) on Saturday at Bowden Field. Despite out-hitting the Huskies in Game One and a strong start from Alannah Naumann, USF dropped a close 9-4 contest before falling 10-1 in Game Two.
The Cougars racked up 12 hits and stayed close behind a three-hit effort from Naumann, but a four-run seventh by SCSU proved to be the difference.
Key Performers:
: 3-for-4, 2 doubles, triple, RBI, run scored
: 2-for-3, 2 RBI, run scored
: 2-for-3, run scored
: 2-for-4
(L, 6-7): 6.2 IP, 9 H, 8 ER, 4 BB, 3 K
USF put up two runs in the fifth and added another in the seventh on Naumann's RBI double, but SCSU's timely hitting and a big final frame sealed the outcome.
St. Cloud State scored five in the first and never looked back, limiting USF to three hits in a six-inning game.
Key Performers:
: 2-for-3, run scored
: 1-for-2, double
: 6.0 IP, 5 ER, 1 BB, 1 K in relief
The Cougars opened with a first-inning run after an error and bunt, but SCSU responded with 10 runs over six frames. Emma Eickhoff, the Huskies' ace, held USF in check to remain unbeaten on the season.
Sioux Falls (21-21, 9-11 NSIC) continues conference play tomorrow against Minnesota Duluth at 12pm and 2pm during their Strikeout Cancer event at the Sanford Diamonds.
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