NORTH EAST - Cecil softball produced its two best offensive performances of the season on Wednesday, tallying eight runs on 17 hits across two contests with Southern Maryland.

Game One

Cecil recorded a season high four runs and 10 hits in the opening contest. Byronique Robinson led the team with three hits, two RBI, and a stolen base. Iyana Jurry had one RBI and a triple. Jhaydin Ledford continued her hot streak at the dish with two hits and a walk.

Natalie Cook and Mecarte Olsen collected the first hits of their collegiate careers.

Game Two

The Seahawks created some early fireworks, sparked by a leadoff triple via Sasha Jorstad. A two-RBI base knock by Byronique Robinson gave Cecil its first lead of the day, then Jhaydin Ledford touched home after a double steal to give Cecil a 3-1 advantage after one frame.

An error and back-to-back singles loaded the bases for the Seahawks again in the second, but Southern Maryland got out of the jam with a popout and a strikeout to the next two batters.

After a rough third inning, the Seahawks would battle back in the fourth with a two-out rally. Ledford energized the team with a double to right, then Robinson drove her in with a line drive up the middle. A single from Natalie Cook put runners on the corners, but a punchout retired the side. Cecil went down in order in the final frame to end the contest.

Up Next

Cecil remains at home to face Westmoreland on Friday, March 22 at 3 p.m.