The Lady Tigers achieved a stunning victory over Syracuse on Saturday, in their second game of a doubleheader. The Tigers dominated the match, winning with a final score of 8-0 and securing their sixth shutout of the season. This remarkable performance showcased the team’s prowess and solidified their position as a force to be reckoned with in the league.
The winning pitcher, Millie Thompson, delivered a magnificent performance, pitching five scoreless innings for the Tigers and earning her sixth victory of the season. Her exceptional performance on the mound was a significant contributing factor in Clemson’s victory over Syracuse.
From the very start, Clemson demonstrated their dominance, scoring three runs in the first inning off of two hits. Alia Logoleo hit a two-RBI double to right center field, and Arielle Oda followed up with an RBI single to right, giving the Tigers a 3-0 lead. The team continued to build on this momentum throughout the game.
In the third inning, Clemson extended their lead to five with two more runs off of two hits, including Logoleo’s second RBI double of the game. This exceptional performance by Logoleo was crucial to Clemson’s success, as she ended the game with one run, four RBIs, and two doubles.
Clemson’s dominance on the field continued in the fourth inning, with three more runs off of three hits. McKenzie Clark hit a two-RBI triple, and Valerie Cagle hit an RBI single, scoring Maddie Moore from second base. This impressive display of offensive power was the key to Clemson’s victory and highlighted the team’s remarkable talent.
This win marked the sixth shutout of the season for Clemson, underscoring their formidable defense. Their outstanding teamwork, combined with their individual skills, contributed to this impressive performance, proving that Clemson is a team to watch out for in the upcoming matches.
Clemson and Syracuse will meet for the final game of the weekend series at McWhorter Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina on Sunday. The game will be broadcast on ACCNX and is set to start at noon.
