EDINBORO, PA. – The Edinboro Softball team honored three seniors Sunday afternoon in a doubleheader against the Seton Hill Griffins.

Senior Day was celebrated between games of the doubleheader. Edinboro softball welcomed back Shannon Gilbert who is now a Health and Physical Education teacher at St. Gregory the Great in Buffalo, N.Y.

The two seniors departing following today's games are Jolene Teller and Lauren Gierlak. Teller's future plans are to become an athletic advisor or work in game day operations for an NBA G League team. Gierlak plans to move to Charlotte and work in social media marketing for a professional sports team. Both seniors will graduate with a master's degree in business administration.

GAME ONE RECAP

Seton Hill wasted little time getting a run on the board as the second batter of the game tripled in a run. Macy Sral saved a run on a sacrifice bunt attempt by flipping the ball home to Morgan Spitler who tagged the runner for the first out of the inning.

The bases were loaded with one out when Sral induced an infield fly to keep the Griffins' lead at one. A comebacker to Sral bounced off her shin and into foul territory scoring a second run. Then Nya Adams slid across the middle infield dirt from second to make a stop and flip it to second just in time for the out.

Adams logged the first Boro hit of the game with a double to the left-center field fence.

Jade Renner relieved Sral in the top of the second with base loaded and one out. A Seton Hill double brought two home, putting the Griffins ahead 5-0.

The Scots got a run back in the bottom of the third when Spitler singled and scored.

Two singles scored two for the Griffins in the fourth inning.

The visitors added on in the fourth as their lead ballooned to 10-1. Then homered in the fifth to make it 11-1.

Mackenzie Quider went yard in the fifth to make it 11-2. It was her fourth home run of the season.

11-2 was the final score in five innings.

GAME TWO RECAP

The Griffins plated a run in the top of the second inning by way of back-to-back singles. Then back-to-back doubles made it 3-0. Teller snagged a hard-hit liner at first to get out of the inning.

A passed ball scored another run for the Griffins in the third. Then a ball hit to the center field fence scored a fifth run.

A lead-off triple led to another run in the fourth inning to put the Griffins in front 6-0. A two-run home run made the score 8-0.

In the fifth, Seton Hill scored six more to make it a 14-0 final in five innings.