Jerrome Morgan
Photo Editor
Mar. 11, 2004, Page 6
Freshman Jackie Bandy rounds the bases Tuesday at Tuxedo Park during a double header against York College. Doane lost both games in the season openers.
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Softball loses a pair to open season
Luke Beerbohm
Staff Writer
Mar. 11, 2004, Page 6
The Tiger softball team dropped two tough games in their season opening doubleheader against York College.
The score was close throughout the first game. The teams were tied heading into the sixth inning, but the York Panthers scored one more run in the inning to edge out the Tigers 6-5.
“For the first game of the year, I thought we played well,” junior Brooke Staehr said. “Obviously, we still have some things to work on.”
Despite a late run by Doane, York used a big fourth inning to collect five hits and six runs to win the second game 11-5. The Tigers had a tough time bringing in their teammates, leaving eight runners on base.
“We did a lot of good things, but we had some let downs that really hurt us”, junior Jenni Allder said. “These two games showed us what we have to work on for the rest of our season.”
The Tigers (0-2) will look to bounce back from a sluggish start as they play again at 11 a.m. on March 12 in the Bronco Invitational at Hastings.
Staff Writer
Mar. 11, 2004, Page 6
The Tiger softball team dropped two tough games in their season opening doubleheader against York College.
The score was close throughout the first game. The teams were tied heading into the sixth inning, but the York Panthers scored one more run in the inning to edge out the Tigers 6-5.
“For the first game of the year, I thought we played well,” junior Brooke Staehr said. “Obviously, we still have some things to work on.”
Despite a late run by Doane, York used a big fourth inning to collect five hits and six runs to win the second game 11-5. The Tigers had a tough time bringing in their teammates, leaving eight runners on base.
“We did a lot of good things, but we had some let downs that really hurt us”, junior Jenni Allder said. “These two games showed us what we have to work on for the rest of our season.”
The Tigers (0-2) will look to bounce back from a sluggish start as they play again at 11 a.m. on March 12 in the Bronco Invitational at Hastings.
Baseball opens with mixed results
Zach Meyer
Sports Editor
Mar. 11, 2004, Page 6
The Tiger baseball team have played four games this season, all against York College.
The Tigers split the first double header with the Panthers in York.
Yesterday, the Tigers hosted the Panthers at Tuxedo in the team’s home opener.
The Tigers had a rough start, losing the first game 10-2.
Senior pitcher Bourke Bowen took the loss for the Tigers. The Panthers out hit the Tigers 12-7 in the first game.
Temperatures dropped and both teams battled the wind as the second game featured less scoring.
The Tigers brought in two runs in the third inning, and went on to win 3-2.
Junior pitcher John Gadeken picked up the win for the Tigers. Gadeken struck out five batters and gave up only one earned run while pitching a complete game.
The Tigers record is now 2-2 after yesterday’s games.
The Tigers will be in action again at home at 1 p.m. on Friday to make up a postponed double header against Buena Vista College.
Sports Editor
Mar. 11, 2004, Page 6
The Tiger baseball team have played four games this season, all against York College.
The Tigers split the first double header with the Panthers in York.
Yesterday, the Tigers hosted the Panthers at Tuxedo in the team’s home opener.
The Tigers had a rough start, losing the first game 10-2.
Senior pitcher Bourke Bowen took the loss for the Tigers. The Panthers out hit the Tigers 12-7 in the first game.
Temperatures dropped and both teams battled the wind as the second game featured less scoring.
The Tigers brought in two runs in the third inning, and went on to win 3-2.
Junior pitcher John Gadeken picked up the win for the Tigers. Gadeken struck out five batters and gave up only one earned run while pitching a complete game.
The Tigers record is now 2-2 after yesterday’s games.
The Tigers will be in action again at home at 1 p.m. on Friday to make up a postponed double header against Buena Vista College.
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