JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2013 Brown softball (1-9) dropped its final game of the weekend to Jacksonville (15-11) by a score of 12-7 in a rain-shortened contest on Sunday (March 8) afternoon.<\/p>\n
Macy Borowski<\/a> hit her first-career home run and drove in three runs. Jasmine Hsiao<\/a> and Reagan Crosthwaite<\/a> both finished the day with two hits as Brown picked up nine hits on the afternoon. With two outs, a double to left scored two and a single in the next at bat plated the fourth run of the frame. The Dolphins followed that with a two run shot just inside the left foul pole to make it 6-0.<\/p>\n Brown picked up singles in the third from Berlinger and the fourth from Thompson but could not get the runners into scoring position.<\/p>\n The Bears clawed back into the game in the top of the fifth. Burns led off the inning with a double but a strikeout and groundout put two outs on the board. Crosthwaite pinch hit and singled to score Maddie Stubenrauch<\/a>, who pinch ran for Burns.<\/p>\n The inning continued with a single by Jasmine Hsiao<\/a> and Thompson walked to load the bases. Maggie Foxx<\/a> singled to bring home two runs to make the score 6-3. Borowski stepped to the plate and on the second pitch the junior saw, crushed her first home run of the season over the center field wall to tie the game.<\/p>\n Jacksonville responded in the bottom of the fifth with three runs, highlighted by a two-run triple to make the score 9-6.<\/p>\n Brown used another two-out rally to pick up one more run. Berlinger walked on four-straight pitches and Crosthwaite singled to put runners on first and second. Hsiao singled to left to score Berlinger making the game 9-7.<\/p>\n The Dolphins pushed two more runs across in the bottom of the sixth, making the score 12-7.<\/p>\n With lightning in the area, the game was called due to weather after six innings.<\/p>\n UP NEXT
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\nThe game was scoreless until the bottom of the third when Jacksonville scored six runs to break the game open. Three-straight singles brought in the first run before Macy Borowski<\/a> got a lineout and a groundout to put two outs on the board.<\/p>\n
\nBrown will stay in the Northeast next weekend as the Bears will play four game at Boston University with two against the Terriers and two against UMass Lowell. \u00a0
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