24 March 2023: Women’s Softball action between the University of British Columbia and University of Southern Oregon Raiders in NAIA play at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, Canada. ****(Photo by Bob Frid/UBC Athletics 2023 All Rights Reserved****)
13
Winner British Columbia (BC) BRITISH 18-9
4
Warner Pacific (OR) WARNER P 1-22
Winner
British Columbia (BC) BRITISH
18-9
13
Final
4
Warner Pacific (OR) WARNER P
1-22
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 R H E
British Columbia (BC) BRITISH 2 0 2 5 4 13 13 0
Warner Pacific (OR) WARNER P 0 0 0 4 0 4 6 5

W: Kempel, Shelby () L: A. Carlson ()

Game Recap: Softball | | Dan O'Connor (UBC Thunderbirds Communications) & Warner Pacific Communications

'Birds Complete Road Sweep of Warner Pacific Saturday Down South

West Linn, Ore - The UBC Thunderbirds (18-9, 11-6) completed their perfect week of play with a 13-4 road victory Saturday afternoon against the Warner Pacific Knights. The back-end (non-conference) portion of the scheduled double-header was cancelled due to heavy rain and wind.

Game 1

Shae Sever's torrid week continued for UBC. Offensively she finished Saturday's contest three-for-four with a homerun and five RBI and a single short of the cycle. On the hill she tossed a scoreless inning of relief while striking out three. She's now gone 12 for her last 18 during the course of UBC's five-game winning streak. Adding to the onslaught Saturday was Keona Nordquist who chimed in with three more hits and a pair of runs scored. Kaitlyn Eng and Caitlin Bradley-Tse each had multi-hit games to their credit as well. Shelby Kempel earned the win for UBC as she threw three scoreless innings of one-hit ball.

VANCOUVER,BC:MARCH 29, 2023 -- UBC v Northwestern during NAIA softball action at UBC in Vancouver, BC, March, 29, 2023. (Rich Lam/UBC Athletics Photo) ***MANDATORY CREDIT***

 The Knights bats lit up in the fourth inning with five hits resulting in four runs. The rally started with a Sammie Brauckmiller double to right center. Jessie Ramirez then advanced Brauckmiller to second on a fielder's choice to the Thunderbirds pitcher. Freshman, Jovita Laloulu, brought Brauckmiller in with a ringing single into center field. The Knights then proceeded to load the bases with a Kasside Bukoski walk, and an Ashley Hawkins single to center field. With two outs, pinch-hitter Marin Bliss, singled to center driving inLaloulu. Emma Foster then hit yet another single to drive in Hawkins and Bukoski. Unfortunately, on the single, Emma was caught in a rundown between first and second and got tagged out. Good thing was that the out was recorded after the two runs had scored so she still got credited with a base hit and two RBIs on the play.

The 'Birds have now secured five consecutive wins, and their 11-6 conference record has them tied for fourth in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings. Up next for UBC - A four-game home stand against Corban University beginning Thursday at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. at Collings Field.
 
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