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St. John Fisher University Athletics

Ainsley Evanetski
7
Winner St. John Fisher STJOHN 13-9, 6-1 EMPIRE 8
2
ELMIRA ELMIRASB 3-12-1, 1-3 EMPIRE 8
Winner
St. John Fisher STJOHN
13-9, 6-1 EMPIRE 8
7
Final
2
ELMIRA ELMIRASB
3-12-1, 1-3 EMPIRE 8
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
St. John Fisher STJOHN 0 1 3 0 0 1 2 7 14 0
ELMIRA ELMIRASB 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 0

W: Evanetski, Ainsley (6-5) L: Maryann Sobel (3-3)

22
Winner St. John Fisher STJOHN 14-9, 7-1 EMPIRE 8
0
ELMIRA ELMIRASB 3-13-1, 1-4 EMPIRE 8
Winner
St. John Fisher STJOHN
14-9, 7-1 EMPIRE 8
22
Final
0
ELMIRA ELMIRASB
3-13-1, 1-4 EMPIRE 8
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 R H E
St. John Fisher STJOHN 7 0 9 1 5 22 21 0
ELMIRA ELMIRASB 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 3

W: Ormond, Cassidy (6-2) L: Shelby Dawe (0-3)

Game Recap: Softball |

Softball Pounds Elmira In Doubleheader Sweep

ELMIRA, N.Y. – The St. John Fisher softball team (14-9, 7-1 Empire 8) outscored Elmira (3-13, 1-4 Empire 8) 29-2 in a doubleheader sweep on Saturday at Holding Point Softball Complex. 

Game 1: St. John Fisher 7, Elmira 2

After allowing a first-inning home run, St. John Fisher's Ainsley Evanetski settled in and dominated en route to her sixth pitching win of the season. The senior struck out a career-high 18 batters and walked just one while pitching all seven innings. 

Evanetski has struck out 46 batters over her last three appearances. She's allowed only three runs on nine hits and three walks in those games. 

The Cardinals tied the game in the top of the second inning on a Katie Mannis single that scored Mari Spitz. Emily McManus gave Fisher the lead in the third inning, ripping a double that scored Maddie Donlin from second base. Spitz then doubled home McManus to make it 3-1 and scored later in the frame when Tori LoPresto reached on a fielder's choice. 

Maddy Schubach added a run to Fisher's lead with an RBI ground out in the top of the sixth. The Cardinals tacked on some insurance runs in the seventh on McManus's solo home run and LoPresto's single that scored Amalia DeMartino. 

McManus and DeMartino led Fisher with three hits apiece in the ballgame. Mannis and Spitz each had a pair of knocks. 

Game 2: St. John Fisher 22, Elmira 0

The Cardinals plated 22 runs in the second ballgame, the program's third-most in a game since at least 2007 (the 2007 team scored 40 and 26 runs in games against Wells College). Fisher hadn't scored 20 runs or more in a game since a 21-3 victory over Nazareth in April 2017. 

The drubbing commenced early, as the Cardinals scored seven runs in the first inning, with three coming on Spitz's home run. 

After being held scoreless in the second, the Cardinals pushed across nine runs in the third to completely blow the game open (16-0). Spitz belted her second three-run bomb of the evening in the frame, giving her seven RBI for the day. 

Spitz leads the Cardinals in RBI (28) and is tied with McManus for the team lead in home runs (9) through 23 games. 

The Cardinals had 17 players record a hit and 12 players drive in at least one run. Cassidy Evanetski, Maddie Donlin and Taylor Shackleton each had two RBI. 

Fisher, which amassed a season-high 21 hits as a team, had three doubles (Gracie Curella, Hallie Lorimer and Schubach), a triple (Evanetski) and two home runs (Spitz) in the ballgame. 

Cassidy Ormond pitched four innings and earned her sixth victory of the season. She allowed six hits, struck out six batters and didn't issue any walks. 

Molly Kuhn pitched an inning and struck out a pair of batters. She didn't allow a base runner. 

Up Next

The Cardinals face Keuka College at 1 and 3 p.m. on Sunday at the St. John Fisher Softball Complex.


 
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