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March 30, 2002
Cold Seasiders Drop Two
Billings, MT- The Brigham Young University-Hawaii women's softball lost
both ends of a doubleheader with Montana State-Billings today, losing
the first game 5-3 before dropping the second game 1-0 in eight innings
despite a second consecutive strong pitching performance from freshman
Kassiopeia Hood.
Hood, who pitched her third shutout of the season yesterday, lost her
second 1-0, eight-inning game of the season. She had the same hard-luck
result against UH-Hilo in Hilo earlier this month. Hood gave up only three
hits in the game, played in ice-cold temperatures amid falling snow, but
the last one, by opposing pitcher Joey Ehnes drove in the winning run
with two out in the bottom of the first extra inning. The Seasiders managed
only a pair of singles against Ehnes in the contest.
BYU-Hawaii held a 3-1 advantage through five innings in the opening game,
but allowed the Yellowjackets to score four runs in the bottom of the
sixth to take the win.
BYU-Hawaii drops to 9-20 for the season and 2-10 in the PacWest. MSUB
improves to 3-15 overall and 3-13 in the conference. The Seasiders will
travel to Silver City, New Mexico next to square off against conference
leader Western New Mexico in a pair of doubleheaders on Monday and Tuesday.
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