Binghamton Softball splits Friday games at James Madison Invitational
Against the Rams, the Bearcats would fall behind 7-1 heading into the 5th inning, but a 2-run 5th and 5-run 6th helped Binghamton to its largest comeback in the program's 24-year NCAA Division-I history. It was helped in-part by a Rachel Carey grand slam.
They would then face the hosts, the James Madison Dukes. The team would fall in a shutout 5-inning mercy loss, 8-0. Brianna Santos led with 2 hits for the Bearcats.
The team is next in action against Radford University at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
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