Auburn, ME - The Mustangs hosted Southern Maine Community College in a doubleheader Tuesday night, falling in both games.
Game 1
Mustangs 4 Seawolves 14
The Mustangs of Central Maine could not keep up with the Seawolves of Southern Maine and fall 13-4 in game one of a doubleheader.
Sage Reed took the circle for the Mustangs going 6 innings having 6 strikeouts walking 1 allowing 10 hits and 7 earned runs. Alexis Michaud threw 1 inning with 1 walk and allowing 3 hits and 4 runs.
Sarah Wilkens got the win for the Seawolves.
Miah Gallan had a solo home run for the Mustangs. Jade Sullivan added a triple and a single. Paige Ouellette, Sam Withee, Allee Wellman, Emily Sanfacon and Logan Arsenault each added hits for the Mustangs. Arsenault also had a stellar defensive showing in the outfield robbing multiple hits from the Seawolves.
The Mustangs committed 2 errors.
Game 2
Mustangs 4 Seawolves 15
The Mustangs struggled to keep up with the Seawolves from the get-go in game 2. Lauryn Wood started and took the loss in the circle going 3 innings allowing 4 hits, 1 strikeout, walking 4, and added 4 wild pitches that allowed the Seawolves to score. Alexis Michaud pitched 1 inning having zero strikeouts, walking 1, allowing 7 hits and 7 runs. Elizabeth Bobrowski also pitched 1 inning, walking 1 allowing 5 hits and 4 runs.
Jade Case took the win for the Seawolves.
Miah Gallan went 2-3 for the Mustangs with a triple. Paige Ouellette also added a triple.
The Mustangs committed 1 error.
After the game, Head Softball Coach, Bruce Robertson, stated, "We just have to play better. We are a far better team than what we are displaying in games. I sound like a broken record but we must limit errors to win ball games. We had multiple official and mental errors again today that allowed SM to bust both games open. Our pitching today was not as good as last week but we have to give our pitchers run support and not make errors behind them to be successful. We will go back to the drawing board with practices the rest of the week and come up with ways to make ourselves better for our game at UMPI on Sunday."
