Staff photo by Ari Selvey Sleembrey's Alexandria Confer (6) stops at the third base while Josie Helget (8) by Sleepy Eye St. Marys (8) and prepares for launching it to the teammate Olivia Schiefferte (13) in the second match of a Tomahawk Doubdandheader Softball Division.
Sleepy Eye-It was a double Softball of Rivalry Crosstown between Sleepy Eye and Sleepy Eye St. Mary's Thursday at the Prairiew Park, the Indians returning with the sweep after winning 12-2 and 14-4, both in five rounds.
Taylor Berkner was the winning launcher in match 1. She made five rounds, granted two points deserved on three strokes, she walked five strikers and withdrew five strikers.
On the plate for Sleepy Eye, Paige Hala went 2 for 3 with three points scored and a product point. Brissa Hernandez went 3 for 3 with two points scored and two points produced. Callie Evers was 3 for 4 with two points scored and three points produced. Berkner went 3 for 3 with three products produced. Jaelynn Schauman went 2 for 3 with two products produced. Jace Schauman went 1 for 2 with an RBI. Megan Sellner went 2 for 3 with two points scored.
Natalie Zarn suffered the defeat of match 1 for the Knights. She launched four rounds, granted 12 points out of 17 strokes, walked four strikers and withdrew four.
On the plate of St. Mary's, Taylor Mathiowetz went 1 for 2 with a marked race, while Josie Helget went 1 for 3 with a marked race for the knights.
In match 1, Sleepy Eye scored races in four of the five innings. He had a race in the first, two in third, five in fourth and four in fifth round. He also raised 17 shots.
To start the game, Hernandez cracked a double on the left field. She stole third place and scored on Berkner's single at Center Field.
Hala was walking at the bottom of the third round. The double of Evers brought Hala to the house. Evers later scored in the Single field in Central de Jace Schauman. Sleeping eye led 3-0.
At the end of the fourth, the seller reached a blow on the field. Hala doubled, then Hernandez obtained another double, which brought back Sellner and Hala to the house for an advance of 5-0. Evers tripled, which marked Hernandez. Evers marked while Berkner was a field. The runner with the kind lexi Hoffman permission marked the eighth round for Sleepy Eye.
The knights avoided a bleaching at the top of the fifth when they scored two points. The two came as a result of fast movements on the basic paths. Josie Helget reached the base and she broke the laundering with the first round of St. Mary. Taylor Mathiowetz walked and then marked a sacrifice.
Sleepy Eye kept the order of striker at the top of the fifth round. Jaelynn Schauman pulled a walk in mind. She moved to the second goal on the single of Kenley Jensen. The single of Bunt de Sellner put Jaelynn Schauman in third row, then Hala marked Jaelynn Schauman. Jensen later scored on wild land. Sellner scored on the Single of Evers. Hala marked Sleepy Eye's latest race when Kaylie Fulmer succeeded.
Berkner also launched match 2 for the Indians, withdrawing five while granting four points on three strokes and five balls on balls. On the plate for Sleepy Eye, Berkner had 3 for 3 with four products produced and a double, while Jace Schauman had 2 for 2 with a home run and two points produced. Evers was 2 for 4 with four products produced, a double and two points scored, while Jaelynn Schauman was 2 for 3 with two points scored. Hala added a safe blow, a point produced and three points scored, while Jensen had a blow and two points produced.
Mathiowetz took the defeat for St. Mary's, granting 14 points on 14 strokes and five balls on balls while withdrawing four. In the marble, Olivia Schieffet had a blow and two points produced, while Eva Schweiss had a blow, a point produced and a marked point. Helget added a blow and a marked race.
Sleepy Eye (12-4, 10-3) hosts Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop and Red Rock Central in a double head divided Monday. St. Mary's (2-12, 2-8) will welcome the Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart on Monday.
