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Despite Trailing Three Runs, NL Softball Comes Out Victorious

On Monday, April 10th, the Northern Lebanon Vikings Softball ladies triumphed over Columbia in a 15-4 victory. Despite a strong push by Columbia in the first inning, where NL conceded three runs due to an error on the ball, the Vikings were able to come out on top.

In the second inning, NL took the lead for good, scoring four runs. Shutter doubled on a 2-1 count, and an error scored one run for NL. Ritchie also drew a walk, scoring another run for the team. From there, the NL Vikings dominated, scoring six runs in the fifth inning alone.

Beamesderfer, Mauser, Anspach, and Hollenbach all had stellar performances, driving in runs for the team. Ritchie, who was in the pitcher’s circle for NL, surrendered four runs on two hits over two and a third innings, striking out four.

In total, NL collected nine hits on the day, with Kubica, Beamesderfer, and Mauser all contributing with multiple hits, each collecting two hits.

Although Columbia put up a good fight, the Northern Lebanon Vikings Softball ladies proved to be the stronger team. Despite conceding three runs early on due to an error on the ball, NL bounced back to secure a decisive victory. With their impressive performance on Monday, the NL Vikings have once again cemented their reputation as one of the top softball teams in the league.

Check out some of the highlights from the NL Softball season so far!

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