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Western Carolinian Volume 71 Number 12

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IN WOU S$ PORTS Catamounts sweep South Carolina State, lose 2 of 3 To Elon By Ryan Sarda WCnewsmagazine Playing a double header on the road is never an easy task for a team, unless the team you're playing has only two wins on the season. The Catamounts made mincemeat out of the South Carolina State Bulldogs, sweeping them on their home turf, 10-1 and 10-0. Against the Bulldogs, sophomores Lauren Ross and Mendy McKenzie had phenomenal performances on. the mound for WCU. In the 10-1 destruction in game one, Lauren Ross won her second straight game, improving her to 6&5 on the season. She allowed five hits and one run and struck out six. In the shutout against SC State, McKenzie fanned nine batters and gave up just two hits in just five innings of work. It was her second shutout of the season and the win improved her to 6&11 on the year. 2 ) The Cats saw the return of sophomore Heather Pritchard who played in her first game since February 21 with an injury. The Catamounts also witnessed the first homerun of the young career of freshman Mollie Fowler, who hit a two- run homer in the second game. With the sweep of South Carolina State, the Catamounts won their third consecutive game and moved to 14&20 overall. After breezing past the Bulldogs, the Catamounts next feat was a crucial conference game against the Phoenix of Elon. Unfortunately, the three-game win streak came to an end as Elon defeated Western 1- O and 3-2 in another double header on the road. However, in game three of the series, the Catamounts shock #6 By Zachary Colburn * WCnewsmagazine The 1* half of the Catamounts baseball season has come to an end, and what better way to finish off the non-conference part of their schedule than with a 6-3 victory over the #6 Tigers of Clemson University in front of 2,147 at Hennon Stadium. The win moved Coach Todd Raleigh into a tie with former teammate Keith LeClair for 2"? on the all-time wins list at Western Carolina. The leader, Coach Raleighs former coach, Jack Leggett, who happens to be Clemson's coach. The loss by Clemson denied Coach Leggett of his 1,000" all-time win. Clemson (14-5) would strike first in the top of 3% inning on a 2-run homer. Western would answer back with a run in the bottom of the 5" as Blake Murphy led off the inning with an Catamounts bounced back and blanked the Phoenix 6-0. In game one, the game was a nail biter as the Phoenix clung to the 1-0 victory. The game would be a heartbreaker for the Catamounts. With two outs and a runner on third base, Elons Melanie Helterbran popped up a ball to shallow center field that dropped in for a single. The single allowed Elons runner at third to score the first and only run of the contest, giving the Phoenix the victory. Ross once again started the game on the mound for the Catamounts and she was credited with the loss dropping her to 6&6 on the season. She threw 6.2 innings and allowed one run on six hits. She also threw a strikeout in the contest. On the offensive side, the Catamounts were unable to get into any sort of rhythm as they only had four hits for the whole contest. The four hits came from freshmen Danielle Reese, Fowler and Ross, and sophomore Stephanie Beatty. Ingametwo, the Catamounts lostanother close one to the Phoenix. After three scoreless innings, the Catamounts jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the fourth inning. However, the Phoenix found a way to bounce back and defeat the Catamounts 3-2, dropping the Catamounts to 1&4 in the Southern Conference. After racing out the 2-0 lead in the fourth inning, Helterbran hit McKenzies 1-0 pitch over the leftfield wall for the only homerun of the day. The homerun cut the Phoenix deficit to one Clemson a single to left field and moved to 2 base on a fielders choice by John Ingram. Kenny Smith would bring in Murphy on an RBI single to left field to make it 2-1. Western had a chance to score Smith from 3 but a double-play by Nick Liles would prevent that. The Tigers would make it a 3-1 game in the top of the 6". Western would explode in the bottom of the 6" for 5 runs. Murphy ripped a 2-run single to left field scoring Brent Greer and Chris Ahearn, who came in as pinch runner for pinch hitter Andy John. Ingram smacked an RBI single to right field, scoring Jonathan Greene. Smith rounded out the scoring with a 2-run double to right-center field to take a 6-3 lead. Over the final 3 innings it was Western arms that finished off Clemson as with the score being 2-1. In the fifth inning, the Phoenix tied the game up after a pop fly was bobbled and dropped with two outs in the inning. The Phoenix took the lead in the bottom of the sixth inning on an RBI single. Mendy McKenzie was once _ again credited with a loss after pitching six innings and allowing three runs on seven hits and striking out four. The loss puts McKenzie at 6&12 on the season. After winning three straight, the Catamounts lost two straight to conference foe Elon. However, in game three of the series, Western came to play, and they blanked the Phoenix 6-0, giving the Phoenix their first conference loss this season. The win improved the Catamounts to 15&22 overall and 2&4 in the Southern Conference. Ross recorded her first complete game shutout of the season as she pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out five. The victory put Ross over the .500 mark on the year, making her 7&6 overall. Winning their third game in the series to Elon and earning their second conference victory of the season puts the Catamounts currently in fifth place in the chase for the top position in the Southern Conference. However, with many more conference games remaining in the season, the Catamounts can inch closer and closer back to the top of the SoCon where they once were last season. relievers Chris Masters and Greg Holland gave up just 2 hits, and neither runner could make it past 2 base as Western, defeated their 3 ACC team and their 3% nationally ranked opponent o the year, 6-3. Smith and Murphy were the only Catamounts (14-7) to having multiple hits in the game going 2-for-3 and 2-for-4 respectively. Drew Saberhagen improved to 2-and-1 on the season, going 6 solid innings, giving up only 3 runs on 3 hits, walking 1 and striking out 1. Holland came and pitched 2 outstanding innings, giving up just 2 hits while picking up his 4" save of the season.

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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