 Senior All-American catcher Amanda Frederick, the only senior on the team, played in the final game of her record-setting career.
The Anchorwomen (36-12) advance to face St. Joseph’s (Maine) tomorrow in an elimination game (10 a.m.) The Bears (38-4) are eliminated from the tournament and end their season. The winner of tomorrow’s contest will face Eastern Connecticut in the Championship Game (noon).
With one out in the bottom of the eighth, sophomore second baseman Marisa Jandreau lined a single to right field that was misplayed and allowed her to reach third base. Senior shortstop Donielle Mattoon smacked a grounder to first base that was also booted and allowed Jandreau to trot home with the walk-off game-winning run. |
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 Jesse Karr had a great outing in the final game of his career.
Coast Guard, which tied the single-season school record with 21 wins this year finishes its outstanding season 21-16.
Scafidi carried a two-hitter into the ninth inning before Coast Guard threatened by loading the bases with nobody out. The AMCATS made the call to senior right-hander Zach Rafferty to get them out of the jam. Rafferty got his first batter to ground out before striking out the next two to end the game. |
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 Amanda Frederick's three-run homer in the fifth was the difference in the 4-1 win.
The Bears (38-3) will face Rhode Island College this afternoon at 4 p.m. in an elimination contest. The Anchorwomen eliminated Endicott, 4-3, in the previous contest. The Lancers (29-11) are eliminated from the tournament and have completed their season.
Coast Guard junior All-America pitcher Hayley Feindel was brilliant, allowing just one run on two hits with a season-high 16-strikeout performance. She improved to 37-3 on the season. |
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 Maddie Buchert had a three-run double to account for the Bears three runs.
Illegal pitches against Coast Guard junior All-American Hayley Feindel cost the Bears three runs and unlike Thursday, the Bears could not overcome the deficit. Feindel, who was called for just six illegal pitches in 38 regular season games, was called for 23 on Thursday and 12 more on Friday costing the Bears two runs.
The umpires or an NCAA representative were not available for questions regarding the lack of illegal pitches called during the regular season and the enforcement of the rule at the regional.
The Monks (37-8) will face Eastern Connecticut in a battle of the only unbeaten teams left at the regional on Saturday, May 14 (2 p.m.). The Bears (37-3) will face Worcester State in an elimination game tomorrow afternoon at noon. |
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