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The Broncos fueled three grand slams in game two. Brynn Van Swol went 3 for 4 with a homer, two RBIs, a taken base and two runs scored. Mackenzie Sheehan went 2 for 4 with a performance homer and two runs scored. What's more, Boyle went 1 for 2 with a performance homer and two strolls. 사설토토

CATHOLIC CENTRAL 7, LAKE GENEVA BADGER 6: The Lady Toppers got a limited triumph in their season-opening nonconference game Monday at Congress Street Park at Burlington.

Badger (0-4) scored the primary rush to open up the game, yet Catholic Central (1-0) rushed to reply with two runs in the lower part of the main inning.

From that point forward, the Lady Toppers appeared to hit a stop. The group was held scoreless until the lower part of the fifth inning where they then scored four rushes to assume control over the lead.

The Badgers returned with two additional unanswered runs in the 6th, yet the Lady Toppers last score in the seventh inning got the success.

Sophomore pitcher Autumn Weis played an overall strong game with two hits - one of which a twofold - and two RBIs. Weis, who pitched each of the seven innings, likewise conveyed eight strikeouts - outflanking Badger's pitcher L. Metcalf, who had seven.

Senior Kelsee Weis had two hits and one RBI and green bean Molly Bauer hit one twofold and had one RBI.

ST. FRANCIS 25, St. CATHERINE'S 15: The Angels got going their season with an emission of hostile on Monday in nonconference game at Racine.

After their initially booked season opener set for March 31st was dropped, the Angels (0-1) had somewhat more opportunity to get ready for their next game and clearly - the additional time was helpful.

However outscored by the Mariners (2-0) on paper, 15 runs is not easy at all for a softball crew to achieve - particularly in their first round of the time.

The Angels had 16 all out hits and were driven by first baseman Mia Prevost, who went 5 for 5 with two copies and four RBIs.

Senior third baseman Grace Liapis had three RBIs, sophomore shortstop Aniesa Neave hit two copies, and senior second baseman Ellie Rogers had one twofold and two RBIs.

Rookie Isabel Sanchez, who got going her secondary school profession on the hill in Monday's down, conveyed two strikeouts.

"While it was a battle now and again, she really buckled down and never whined," St. Catherine's mentor Zach Prideaux said. "We are extremely pleased with her."