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BABSON PARK, Fla. – Webber International University softball played host to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Tuesday, for a doubleheader. The Warriors forced a mercy-rule stoppage in game one, 9-1, and edged out a victory, 3-1, in a tightly contested game two.

Brandi Hazen and Shanelly Brown led the pack, registering half of the Warriors total offensive output. Brown went 3-7 with two RBI and two stolen bases. Hazen finished the day 3-5 with three RBI and her fifth homerun of the season.

Webber International was strong on the mound, with four pitchers allowing only two runs in two games. Kayla Montgomery was stellar in game one, allowing only one run on only one hit, striking out four along the way. In game two, Melanie Murphy pitched four shutout innings, allowing only a walk, on her way to a win.

Green Bay 1, Webber International 1
The Warrior bats were on fire in game one, pushing home nine runs on eight hits.

After an inning and half of action the game was tied at 1-1, before Webber International took control of the game in the bottom of the second. Brown kicked of the inning with a RBI single through the right side. Hazen followed that up with a two-run shot over the right field wall, putting the Warriors up, 4-1.

Webber International picked up three more runs in the fourth. Laura Borders drove in a run early in the inning, with Megan Isoba scoring two more with a well hit single over the centerfielders head, bring the Warrior advantage to 7-1.

Brown registered her second RBI of the day to open the bottom of the fifth. Alyssa Householder end the game with a sacrifice fly, securing Webber International's victory, 9-1.

Green Bay 1, Webber International 3
In close game, an unusual play helped Webber International take game two.

Hazen collected her third RBI in the first to give the Warriors an early advantage.

Green Bay tied the game with a leadoff homerun to open the fourth inning.

Webber International hit back in the bottom of the inning with one of the most unique plays in the game of softball. Cather Amanda Solar crushed the ball deep to center field, right at the wall. Green Bay's centerfielder jumped and attempted to rob a homerun, keeping the ball in play. As the ball rolled around the outfield, Solar never stopped running getting to third before the ball was picked up. With momentum on her side, Solar kept steaming towards home, just beating out the throw to secure the in-the-park homerun.

The Warriors went up 3-1 thanks to a passed ball in the fifth, which would prove to be the winning run.