Lady Wolverines remain winless
Briana Goud slides safely into home in Wiscasset’s season opener in Lisbon on April 19. Below: Megan Corson delivers a pitch in Mountain Valley Conference action with Telstar on April 22. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Megan Corson delivers a pitch in Mountain Valley Conference action with Telstar on April 22. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Briana Goud slides safely into home in Wiscasset’s season opener in Lisbon on April 19. Below: Megan Corson delivers a pitch in Mountain Valley Conference action with Telstar on April 22. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Megan Corson delivers a pitch in Mountain Valley Conference action with Telstar on April 22. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
The Lady Wolverines softball team is still looking for its first win of the season after losing to Lisbon and Telstar this week.
On Friday, April 19, it looked as if Wiscasset was going to win. The Wolverines jumped out to an early 6-1 lead over Lisbon. But giving some pitching experience to new pitchers proved unsuccessful and the Greyhounds beat Wiscasset, 19-9.
With the lead, Coach Claire Daniels gave Abby Dunn the ball in the third and Dunn gave up five runs. Megan Corson retook the mound sent the Greyhounds down in order in the fourth inning. Daniels made her fourth pitching change in the game and put Heidi Pinkham on the mound in the fifth inning and then gave Corson the ball again in the same inning.
Briana Goud had three hits for Wiscasset. Kayla Gordon and Charlene Reed each added two hits for the Wolverines.
On Monday, April 22, Wiscasset came out on the losing side of a tight game with Telstar, 5-2. Megan Corson went the distance for Wiscasset, recording eight strikeouts. The Lady Wolverines couldn’t get much going offensively. Hits by Pinkham and Mckenzie Chancellor were the only two hits for Wiscasset.
Telstar pitcher Jessica Dirago struck out 12 batters in the win.
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