Completed Event: Softball versus Harvard on April 25, 2025 , Loss , 2, to, 10 , (8 inn.)
Final
Softball
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Saturday, March 30
Hanover, N.H.
12:30 PM
Dartmouth College
4-19, 0
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Penn
13-11, 0
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Junior Micah Schroder
Photo by: Braden Villanueva
Big Green Fall 17-10 to Penn in High Scoring Affair
3/30/2019 4:10:00 PM | Softball
MIcah Schroder and Schae Nelson both had three hits
HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth led 6-1 after four innings, but Penn scored 14 combined runs in the fifth and sixth innings to take Saturday afternoon's contest, 17-10. The Big Green (4-19, 1-5 Ivy) collected 11 hits for their 10 runs, while the Quakers (13-11, 5-4 Ivy) used 16 hits to score their 17 runs.
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Micah Schroder and Schae Nelson each finished 3-4 at the plate. Schroder drove in five runs and scored three with a home run, a double and a single, while Nelson had two RBI with a base hit and a sacrifice fly. Calista Almer had a multi-hit day as well with scored two runs.
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With the Big Green already ahead 1-0 in the second, Schroder rocketed an opposite field line drive to left that barely cleared the fence for her third home run of the season to put Dartmouth up 2-0. Penn scored its first run in the fourth on a bases loaded walk to make it a one-run game.
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After Tessa Grossman and McKenna Gray both reached to lead off the bottom of the fourth, it was Schroder again who drove in both runs with a double. Dartmouth was not done yet. In the same inning, Taylor Ward scored from third on a wild pitch and Nelson drove home Schroder with a single to extend the Big Green lead to 6-1.
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All the momentum swung Penn's way in the fifth. The Quakers brought 13 batters to the plate and score nine runs on seven hits to take a 10-6 advantage. In the inning, Julia Schneider brought in two with a double, Sarah Ketring hit a three-run home run, Sarah Cwiertnia drove in a couple more with a two-bagger and two more runs scored on an error.
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Schroder did all she could at the plate for the Big Green. The junior made it a two-run game in the home half of the fifth with a two RBI double to right center, bringing the deficit to 10-8.
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The offensive production continued for the Penn who scored five more runs in the sixth. They Quakers did it with back-to-back doubles and two base hits to go up, 15-8.
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A double by Jessica England drove in two runs for Penn in the top of the seventh to make it 17-8. Dartmouth joined the Quakers in double digits in the final stanza when two runs scored on errors, but a strikeout closed the day.
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The Big Green hit the road next for a three-game series with Yale. Game times for the doubleheader on Saturday are at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
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Micah Schroder and Schae Nelson each finished 3-4 at the plate. Schroder drove in five runs and scored three with a home run, a double and a single, while Nelson had two RBI with a base hit and a sacrifice fly. Calista Almer had a multi-hit day as well with scored two runs.
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With the Big Green already ahead 1-0 in the second, Schroder rocketed an opposite field line drive to left that barely cleared the fence for her third home run of the season to put Dartmouth up 2-0. Penn scored its first run in the fourth on a bases loaded walk to make it a one-run game.
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After Tessa Grossman and McKenna Gray both reached to lead off the bottom of the fourth, it was Schroder again who drove in both runs with a double. Dartmouth was not done yet. In the same inning, Taylor Ward scored from third on a wild pitch and Nelson drove home Schroder with a single to extend the Big Green lead to 6-1.
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All the momentum swung Penn's way in the fifth. The Quakers brought 13 batters to the plate and score nine runs on seven hits to take a 10-6 advantage. In the inning, Julia Schneider brought in two with a double, Sarah Ketring hit a three-run home run, Sarah Cwiertnia drove in a couple more with a two-bagger and two more runs scored on an error.
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Schroder did all she could at the plate for the Big Green. The junior made it a two-run game in the home half of the fifth with a two RBI double to right center, bringing the deficit to 10-8.
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The offensive production continued for the Penn who scored five more runs in the sixth. They Quakers did it with back-to-back doubles and two base hits to go up, 15-8.
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A double by Jessica England drove in two runs for Penn in the top of the seventh to make it 17-8. Dartmouth joined the Quakers in double digits in the final stanza when two runs scored on errors, but a strikeout closed the day.
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The Big Green hit the road next for a three-game series with Yale. Game times for the doubleheader on Saturday are at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Abramson, Abigail (1-4)
L: Augusto, Madie (2-8)
Batting:
2B: England, Jessica 2 ; Cwiertnia, Sarah 3 ; Schneider, Julia 1
HR: Ketring, Sarah 1
RBI: England, Jessica 4 ; Cwiertnia, Sarah 4 ; Phillips, Corrie 1 ; Nedley, Emma 1 ; Schneider, Julia 2 ; Ketring, Sarah 3
Base Running:
RUNS: Pederson, Sam 2 ; England, Jessica 2 ; Cwiertnia, Sarah 2 ; Yang, Lucy 2 ; Phillips, Corrie 2 ; Nedley, Emma 1 ; Schneider, Julia 1 ; Ketring, Sarah 2 ; Sebatianelli, Clare 1 ; Ketring, Kayla 2
SB: Yang, Lucy 1 ; Nedley, Emma 1 ; Ketring, Sarah 1
Batting:
2B: Schroder, Micah 1 ; Nelson, Schae 1
HR: Schroder, Micah 1
RBI: Schroder, Micah 5 ; Nelson, Schae 2
SF: Nelson, Schae 1
Base Running:
RUNS: McFadyen, Billie 3 ; Ward, Taylor 1 ; Schroder, Micah 3 ; Gray, McKenna 1 ; Almer, Calista 2
SB: McFadyen, Billie 2 ; Ward, Taylor 1 ; Nelson, Schae 1 ; Bravo, Jade 1 ; Gray, McKenna 1 ; Almer, Calista 2
HBP: McFadyen, Billie 1
Game Leaders
AB
4
R
3
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3
RBI
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4
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3
RBI
2
AB
3
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H
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Players Mentioned
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OF
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