Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 WASHINGTON – The Georgetown softball team played Appalachian State and Eastern Kentucky for the second day in a row today. The Hoyas fell 3-1 to the Mountaineers this morning and lost to EKU 7-2 this afternoon. The Blue & Gray are 0-4 on the weekend so far and 2-9 overall on the season.
 
On the Record
"We had two well pitched games today. We need to play better in the other parts of the game though. Timely hitting would make a huge difference. We are leaving too many runners on base. Our energy is good and now we just have to put every part of the game together at once!" - Head Coach Pat Conlan
 
How It Happened
 
vs. the Mountaineers

• App State capitalized in the top of the first inning and homered to center field to put the Mountaineers up 1-0.
• The Mountaineers added three singles in the second and third innings while the Hoyas added a single by Gianna Sciullo and a double by Morgan Zamora to get some momentum going for the Blue & Gray. 
• In the fourth inning, Kylie LaRousa bumped the Mountaineers' lead to 3-0 from a home run to left center field.
• Georgetown's Kayla Dunn responded with a matching homer to left center field in the bottom of the inning to cut the deficit 3-1.
• The Hoyas made it out of the fifth inning with two Mountaineer runners on base as the team caught a pop up and fly out and got the third out off a ground out.
• App State had bases loaded in the top of the seventh inning with one out to go and Georgteown was able to capitalize on a ground out to the shortstop and not give up any runs. 
• Despite the effort, GU was unable to match the score and the game ended 3-1.

 
vs. the Colonels

• Eastern Kentucky landed two players on bases in the first from a GU fielding error and a single to left field. 
• GU and EKU matched on singles in the second inning and the Colonels hit two singles to get runners on first and second in the bottom of the third inning. 
• Cameron Kondo put the Blue & Gray in the lead in the fourth inning when she launched a ball down the left line and out of the park.
• Eastern Kentucky bounced back in the bottom of the fourth in a bases loaded situation. The Colonel's first run was unearned from a fielder's choice. The second two runs came from a single through the left side of the field advancing two runners across the plate (3-1). The fourth and fifth runs also came from a single down the right field line followed by the sixth run when a EKU player slipped a ball up the middle to make it 6-1.
• EKU stole home to add a seventh run to its' lead (7-1)
• Georgetown's Claire Turner pinch hit for Sophia Scarangella who doubled in the fifth up the middle of the field. Mae Forshey added a single later in the inning to get Turner across home (7-2).
• Julia Parker struck out two batters to close out the fifth and another two in the sixth inning while allowing no runs or runners on base through the end of the game and the score closed out 7-2.

 
Up Next
Georgetown closes out tournament play with a final game on Sunday, February 26 at 11:30 a.m. against tournament host UNC Wilmington.