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LWC Softball : Whitney Mink breaks program homerun record Lindsey splits doubleheader with host Cumberland University in games at Lebanon, TN By Chris Wells, LWC Sports Information Director LEBANON, TN - Lindsey Wilson College senior catcher Whitney Mink hit her 22nd career homerun in game one of a doubleheader to break the program's all-time homerun record helping the Blue Raiders sweep Cumberland (TN) University today in Lebanon, TN. In game one, Mink connected on her team-high seventh homerun of the season and collected a double to help Lindsey Wilson (22-17) defeat Cumberland 7-1. Sophomore pitcher Olivia Holland threw a complete game allowing only one run over seven innings of work. Senior outfielder Deanndria Moore collected three hits, scored three runs and stole two bases. In game two, the Blue Raiders jumped out to a 5-2 lead on freshman designated hitter Lindsey Bridges two-run homerun. However, Cumberland (6-20) responded with a three run fourth and eventually won 7-6. Sophomore pitcher Emillee Bush received the no-decision throwing four 2/3 innings, allowing six earned runs. Holland (9-11) relieved Bush and was saddled with the loss after allowing the winning run to score in the seventh. Mink continues to leave her mark on the Blue Raider softball program. She holds school records in runs scored (149), stolen bases (86), doubles (55) and homeruns (22). Mink is also second on the all-time list in runs batted in (134) and career batting average (.410). Finally, she is third all-time with 209 hits, seventh all-time in games played (169) and eighth all-time in walks (42). Lindsey Wilson softball returns to action for a doubleheader at 1:00pmCT, Saturday, April 18, 2009, as they host the University of the Cumberlands on senior day at Joe Johnson Field, in the Adair County Little Park off Industrial Drive, Columbia, KY *In between games Lindsey Wilson will honor its graduating seniors; second baseman Brittany Dorsey, Mink and Moore. This story was posted on 2009-04-16 20:21:26
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