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In game one Echiverri and Nizich had one RBI apiece for the JDHS; Billings and Nizich had one hit apiece, Wheeler two; and Billings and Gallettes-Swafford scored one run apiece.

Nizich pitched four innings, allowed three hits and two runs, walked two batters and struck out two. Sophomore Skylar Oliva relieved, allowed five hits and six runs and walked four.

two runs each for Colony; Minnick and Noll led with two hits apiece. Browning threw all six innings, allowed four hits and two runs and struck out three.

In Game two Nizich went 2-2 at the plate with two runs scored and two RBI and earned one walk. Echiverri, Billings, Bentz and Lockhart had one hit each. Echiverri scored two runs, Billings, Eakes, wheeler country wise email marketing list and Lockhart one each. Billings and Bentz had one RBI apiece.

Oliva pitched two innings, allowed four hits and two runs and struck out one. Nizich relieved for two innings, allowed two hits and two runs, walked three and struck out two.

Browning led Colony with a 2-3 nightcap at the plate, with two runs scored and two RBI.

Sophomore Alli Morrissey went 1.1 innings, allowed five hits and eight runs, walked seven and struck out one. Browning relieved for 2.2 innings, allowed one hit and struck out five.

“The girls showed some real resiliency,” JDHS coach Razor said. “We started off a little slow and weren’t hitting well, and then they really started hitting and they just kept fighting, which is great. That was impressive to me, seeing them not give up and not get down. They just worked hard. It was pretty exciting. It was exciting to see them hit and do what we know they can do.”

The Crimson Bears are 1-1 in the Railbelt and 4-4-1 overall. Colony is also 1-1 in the RBC and 8-1 overall.

JDHS will next host conference foe West Valley at 7:30 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday on Adair Kennedy Park field.