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LWC Softball advances as winner in NAIA World Series Trampe's walk-off solo blast sends Lindsey Wilson Softball past Mobile at the NAIA World Series The LWC Blue Raider softball team will play next in the NAIA Softball World Series, at 7pmCT, Monday 25 May 2015, at the Elizabeth & Irving Jensen Softball Complex, 1501 Morningside Avenue, Sioux City, IA against the winner of Auburn-Montgomery v Oregon Tech game. SIOUX CITY, Iowa - The Lindsey Wilson softball team closed out the opening day of the 2015 NAIA Softball World Series in walk-off fashion with a 2-1 win over Mobile (AL) on Thursday night, 22 May 2015. Amanda Trampe hammered a two-out, solo home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to left field to send the Blue Raiders (49-6) past the Rams (37-13) by a 2-1 score. The Blue Raiders, who did not lead on the night until Trampe's game-winning blast, fell behind early in the top of the first. Mobile used back-to-back slap-hit infield singles to put their first two base runners on to open the game. After a strikeout, the runners moved up a base on a groundout before a wild pitch in the dirt allowed one run to score for the 1-0 lead. The Blue Raider offense pieced together hits over the next three innings, but were unable to put anything together back-to-back, leaving four runners left on in the first three frames. The breakthrough finally came in the bottom of the fourth. Abbi Goedde hit a one-out double to left field and was lifted for pinch runner Ericka Clifford. Sydney Fourman then delivered a two-out double that landed just inside the third base line as Clifford scored on the play to tie the game 1-1. From that point on, it was a pitcher's duel between Lindsey Wilson's Jordan Hood and Mobile's Makayla Scott. Over the next three innings, Scott allowed just three hits, but Hood did not allow a single hit as the game went into extras. After a leadoff single in the top of the eight by the Rams, a sac bunt and fly out moved the runner to third before a groundout to third base ended the threat. In the bottom of the eighth, two quick groundouts brought Trampe to the plate where she delivered the winning hit for the Blue Raiders on a 1-0 count. Hood improved to 17-2 on the year with the win allowing just the one earned run on seven hits and four strikeouts. All seven hits she allowed were singles. Scott falls to 12-4 as she allowed both earned runs on eight hits. She allowed four extra-base hits on the night including three doubles and the home run. Both teams played well defensively as not a single error was committed by either squad. From Charles Balcom, Lindsey Wilson College This story was posted on 2015-05-22 23:53:33
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