Warhawks win in the walk-off thriller in additional innings

Monroe, La. – The Ulm Softball team (14-7) continued their winning streak on Sunday afternoon (March 2) and defeated Memphis (10-11) in nine innings, in which the Warhawks have now won 12 in a row, the longest running series for Ulm-Softball since 1997 when the team 22 in a row. This is also the first time that the Warhawks has recorded their moderated tournament since 2022, since Ulm between the Warhawk Invitational and the best at the Bayou tournament remained undefeated this year.

Memphis hit first and counted his first run on a wild field in the top of the first. The Tigers held the lead by achieving a second run in the second. A Elle Carter Single was the procedure for the Warhawks in the lower end of the second Jokelyn Buck Hits to the RBI single to chip on the tour. Ulm quickly tied the score together, with Buck achieving a mistake.

The Warhawks found the lead in the third, when Carter met another single, a run that was achieved on a Memphis Wurffwehr. Carter achieved a wild pitch, with Buck recognizing the RBI on a walk with 4: 2. The Tigers scored with a victim flying at the top of the fourth goal, but Ulm also found a chance and achieved a victim.

The fifth inning kept things 5: 3 in the lead of Ulm. The sixth brought a lead expansion for the Warhawks with A Hollie Thomas Double points of the sixth run and another single from Carter scored the seventh. With a comfortable 7-3 Warhawk lead, the Tiger tied it together with a Grand Slam in the top of the seventh inner. The game was not able to score the winner, and for the first time made additional innings for Ulm throughout the season. While both teams had opportunities in eighth opportunities, neither scored a goal and brought the game to the ninth. In the lower end of the ninth, a Carys Platt Single rated Cheyenne Jenkins8-7, grab the victory for the second time for the second in a row.

Platt and Carter led the team with three goals per piece, Buck, who led two RBIs that day. Thomas hit the only double for Ulm and Morgan Brown Grabbed a stolen base to also lead the team. Victoria Abrams If the victory was attributed, the two added in ours set up and did not allow any hits, no runs and a walk. She also published three strikes in these two innings.

The softball team stays at home next and would like to maintain their unbeaten rule in the Ulm -Softball complex. Ulm will host McNeese on Tuesday (March 4) at 6 p.m.