{"id":34841,"date":"2018-04-07T13:40:43","date_gmt":"2018-04-07T17:40:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.duvalsports.com\/?p=34841"},"modified":"2018-04-07T13:41:20","modified_gmt":"2018-04-07T17:41:20","slug":"bartram-trail-bounces-back-with-big-12-0-win-over-no-6-mandarin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.duvalsports.com\/?p=34841","title":{"rendered":"Bartram Trail bounces back with BIG 12-0 win over No. 6 Mandarin"},"content":{"rendered":"

SWITZERLAND – After a stunning loss the day before, Bartram Trail coach Jen Harman was looking to see how her team would respond from it 24 hours later.
\nShe had to have liked what she saw as the Bears whipped Mandarin 12-0 in five innings at home to bounce back from a devastating loss with an offensive out poor.
\nTwenty four hours earlier, Middleburg stunned the host Bears 9-3 in a non district game leaving many in shock by the outcome but Harman knew her team was better than that and they proved it a day later.
\nOur Game of the Week featured No. 6 Mandarin and No. 1 Bartam Trail in a non district clash and it turned out to be anything but a showdown.
\nBartram Trail roughed up Mandarin pitcher Ashley Wiebenga for 11 hits (12 total on the night) scoring all 12 runs with two outs.<\/p>\n

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Offensively, the Bears were led by Reedy Davenport (2 for 3 with 5 RBI), Maegan O’Brien (2 for 2 with a RBI), Savannah Parker (2 for 2 with 2 doubles and a RBI), Olivia Creamer (1 for 3 with 4 RBI), Emily Sikes (1 for 3), Haley Provencal (1 for 2), Riley Condon (2 for 3) and Anna Cowling (2 for 2).
\nScoreless in the second inning, the Bears jumped on the Mustangs quickly in the bottom half, as with two outs Emma Morris walked, Condon followed with a single to left and Cowling RBI single to right scored Morris for a 1-0 lead.
\nWith runners on second and third, Davenport sent a pitch deep over the center field fence for a three run home run and a 4-0 lead; while O’Brien followed with a walk and Parker delivered a RBI double to right for a 5-0 lead after two innings.
\nAs good as the offense was the pitching of Hannah Dugan was just as impressive as she handcuffed the Mustangs offense allowing just two hits in four innings.
\nAs the game progressed into the third inning, the Bears again unleashed a two out assault on Wiebenga as Provencal walked with one out, Condon followed with a single to left and Cowling texas leaguer to third loaded the bases with two outs.
\nDavenport drove a pitch into the left field gap scoring both Provencal and Condon for a 7-0 lead, while an errant throw by the left fielder Kaylee Beauford way over first base allowed Cowling to reach third and Davenport to second.
\nO’Brien RBI single in the infield allowed Cowling to score and Davenport to advance to third; while Parker drew a walk to load the bases.
\nWhich set up the play of the game as Creamer, who struck out twice to end the first and second innings, stepped in the box and sent a shot over the center field fence for a grand slam and shocking 12-0 lead.
\nDown 12-0 in the fourth, the Mustangs tried to start a rally as Brianna Arsenault reached on a fielder choice and Megan Cusack singled to right to put runners on first and second with two out; however Dugan got out of the jam with a grounder to short to end the inning.
\nDugan left the game after four innings and was replaced by Nicole Mansako who gave up two hits before retiring the final two batters to end the game.<\/p>\n

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Magical moment on and off the field today, she said YES ! pic.twitter.com\/TPgOEEX076<\/a><\/p>\n

— Corey Davis (@ByCoreyDavis) April 7, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n