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\n Feb. 27 (Fri) \/ 5:30 PM
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\n vs.\u00a0Charleston Southern
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History <\/a><\/p>\n
<\/p>\n GREENSBORO, N.C.\u00a0\u2013 The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) softball team won its 10th-straight victory behind an 8-4 win over in-state non-conference foe Queens on Tuesday at The Stick\u00a0Williams Dream Fields. PITCHING RECORD
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\nThe Spartans are now 11-5 overall and the Royals are 2-5 overall. The 10-game win streak matches last season’s unbeaten record dated from Feb. 8-23.
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\n\tBoth teams remained scoreless after three innings.
\n\tThe Spartans jumped on the board in the top of the fourth, scoring five runs on two hits, one error, two walks and a hit by pitch.
\n\tChrissy Rabenold<\/a> walked to load the bases for the first time in the game and Kaylyn Belfield’s<\/a> single drove in the first run of the game, 1-0.
\n\tWith two outs, Avery Bouquin<\/a> followed with a two-run single to center field adding to the Spartans’ advantage, 3-0.
\n\tNya South<\/a> was then hit by a pitch to load the bases again, before Laney Deane<\/a> had a similar at bat to score a run for a 4-0 advantage. One more run came through after Salem Ward<\/a> walked with the bases juiced for a 5-0 margin.
\n\tThe Royals were able to cut the deficit to three, 5-2, following a two-run homer from Lindsay Henson in the bottom of the fourth.
\n\tNeither team saw a base runner in the fifth inning.
\n\tUNCG took a 6-2 lead in the top of the sixth on Ward’s two-out RBI single that scored Belfield from second.
\n\tBouquin tallied her third hit of the game in the top of the seventh with two outs, bringing home Belfield and Samantha Beck<\/a> for an 8-3 cushion.
\n\tIn their final three outs of the game, Kami Diaz led off the frame with a single, before two batters were fanned by Brooklyn Shroyer<\/a>. Aloni Hogans then put herself and Diaz in scoring position for Sage Farmer’s RBI single and then Hogan scored on a wild pitch for an 8-4 deficit.
\n\tShroyer walked the next batter, but secured the victory with her seventh strikeout of the game.
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\nBrooklyn Shroyer<\/a>: W, 6-2
\nKooper Barnes: L, 0-2<\/p>\n