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Pam Valukas
Valerie Barlett
Rachel Griesbach
Saturday, the Muskies completed a long homestand by sweeping a doubleheader over Milwaukee School of Engineering 3-1 and 4-2. The pair of wins brought the Muskies back to .500 in the conference with a 2-2 record.
In the first game, Muskie freshmen pitcher Rachel Griesbach allowed only five hits, struck out four and walked one.
The Muskies starting the scoring by putting up a run in the fourth when Kourtney Peters doubled, scoring Monica Hetzel. The Raiders responded with a run on a Muskie error to tie the game in the fifth. Lakeland rallied with three straight hits, including a double by Katie Yeager that scored Valerie Barlett and Elisa Waltz, putting the Muskies ahead for good 3-1.
“We really needed those two runs to help Rachel out. She really bore down and prevented the Raiders from coming back,” said Lakeland Coach Chad Buchmann.
Barlett finished the game 2-3 with a run scored and Yeager was 2-3. Four other Muskies had base hits in the game.
The Muskies (7-11) travel to Watertown on Tuesday to play Maranatha Baptist Bible College at 3:00 p.m.
Muskies complete home sweep of MSOE
Athletics - posted on 4/9/2005
Pam Valukas
Valerie Barlett
Rachel Griesbach
In the first game, Muskie freshmen pitcher Rachel Griesbach allowed only five hits, struck out four and walked one.
The Muskies starting the scoring by putting up a run in the fourth when Kourtney Peters doubled, scoring Monica Hetzel. The Raiders responded with a run on a Muskie error to tie the game in the fifth. Lakeland rallied with three straight hits, including a double by Katie Yeager that scored Valerie Barlett and Elisa Waltz, putting the Muskies ahead for good 3-1.
“We really needed those two runs to help Rachel out. She really bore down and prevented the Raiders from coming back,” said Lakeland Coach Chad Buchmann.
Barlett finished the game 2-3 with a run scored and Yeager was 2-3. Four other Muskies had base hits in the game.
The Muskies (7-11) travel to Watertown on Tuesday to play Maranatha Baptist Bible College at 3:00 p.m.
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