GRANTHAM, Pa. -- Marymount University women's softball team hit the road to make up a postponed game against Messiah University. Although the team fell short in both double header games, the Saints still had some standout plays. 

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• Valeria Gutierrez De Oliveira provided the biggest offensive spark, going 1-for-3 with a home run, an RBI, and a run scored to lead Marymounts power output
• Mady Archer had a perfect day at the plate, going 2-for-2 with two runs scored and consistently setting the tone at the bottom of the lineup
• Samantha Richtol delivered in key moments, finishing 1-for-2 with an RBI and a walk while producing in clutch situations
• Haylee Carpenter contributed an RBI on her 1-for-3 performance, coming through with runners on base
• Gracie Himmelman reached base twice, going 1-for-2 with a walk and showing strong on-base presence near the top of the order
• Tara Corcoran added a hit and scored a run, while also making an impact defensively with four assists at third base
• Kaylee Atkins controlled first base defensively with a game-high nine putouts and added a walk offensively
• Samantha Papp worked a walk and stayed active offensively, despite not recording a hit
• Haley Greer battled through three at-bats and made contact situations happen, including reaching on a fielders choice
• In the circle, Morgan Maslock provided key relief innings, tossing 3.1 innings and helping stabilize things after a tough start
• Emma McCormack got the start in the circle, working through early adversity while striking out a batter in her outing

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• Haylee Carpenter led the way at the top of the lineup, going 1-for-3 and consistently putting the ball in play while adding solid defense in the infield
• Valeria Gutierrez De Oliveira delivered one of the key offensive moments, going 1-for-2 with an RBI to help account for half of Marymounts scoring
• Gracie Himmelman and Samantha Richtol set the tone early in the order, working tough at-bats and helping generate opportunities despite a limited offensive output
• Kaylee Atkins held things down defensively at first base while contributing to the lineups overall effort at the plate
• Grace Gilbert added depth in the middle of the order, helping keep innings alive and maintain pressure offensively
• Samantha Papp, Tara Corcoran, and Mady Archer rounded out the lineup, each contributing to Marymounts five total hits and working to spark momentum throughout the game
• In the circle, Valeria Gutierrez De Oliveira got the start and battled through multiple innings against a tough Messiah lineup
• Morgan Maslock provided valuable relief, tossing 3.1 innings and helping stabilize the game after the early innings
• Overall, Marymount finished with five hits and two runs, showing flashes of production even in a challenging matchup

UP NEXT:

• The Saints look to play a double header again this Saturday at home against Saint Elizabeth University.
• The first pitch is set for 1:00 PM.