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RIVERDALE, N.Y.\u00a0\u2013 The Manhattan Jaspers\u00a0softball\u00a0team (11-26, 6-10\u00a0MAAC), anchored by four home runs in game two, split its pair of contests against the Saints from Siena\u00a0(19-11, 11-4\u00a0MAAC),\u00a0by the final scores\u00a0of 0-1 and 12-4\u00a0at Gaelic Park on Saturday afternoon.<\/p>\n
GAME ONE: Manhattan 0, Siena\u00a01 (F\/8)<\/p>\n
GAME TWO: Manhattan 12, Siena 4 (F\/6)<\/p>\n
STATS AND NOTES<\/p>\n
NEXT UP:<\/p>\n Manhattan will continue its 2026 campaign tomorrow, April 12, when they wrap up their conference series\u00a0against the Saints from Siena.\u00a0First pitch is scheduled for 12:00 PM from Bahoshy Field on the campus of Fordham University, broadcasted live on Jasper Sports Network.<\/p>\n Follow Manhattan Softball on X (@JaspersSoftball) and Instagram (@jasperssoftball).\u00a0<\/p>\n Read Full Article<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\n\tEven with the low amount of offense, Natalye DeBus<\/a>\u00a0tallied the first hit of the day for either side with a single through the right side in the opening frame.
\n\tThree walks in the top of the third loaded the bases for the Saints, but starter Karissa Spring<\/a> forced a fielder’s choice for the final out to keep the game deadlocked\u00a0at zero.\u00a0
\n\tThe Green and White also put a runner at third base in the home half in Isabella Coulman<\/a>, but a looking strikeout once again sent us to the next inning.
\n\tA combined two hits across the final four frames put the game into extra innings.
\n\tSiena’s two-out single in the top of the eighth ended with a runner at third base after a throwing error prompted the umpires to declare a dead ball and grant two extra bags.
\n\tChloe Cummings singled on the following at-bat, scoring what became the lone run of the game.\u00a0
\n\tDespite Coulman\u00a0singling in the bottom half, no one else was able to get on base, ending the matinee 1-0.\u00a0
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\n\tContrary to game one, runs were being offered at a dime a dozen in the early going.
\n\tAfter an RBI single for the Saints to open the game, Lainey Brown<\/a> sent a ball towering over the right field fence following DeBus’ single to give the Green and White an early 2-1 advantage.\u00a0
\n\tThe Saints responded quickly in the second, sending a two-run shot of their own to left field, putting the visitors up 3-2.\u00a0
\n\tIn the third, DeBus added to the home run party with the third two-run round tripper, this time scoring Samantha Kelly<\/a> to regain the lead.
\n\tAngelina Gencarelli’s<\/a> double down the left field line highlighted a three-run fourth inning for Manhattan, putting them up four.
\n\tEach side exchanged sacrifice flies in the fifth, with Kaitlyn Moody<\/a> getting the one for the Jaspers.
\n\tFollowing a wild pitch that scored Brianna Estevez<\/a> from third, Brown sent her second homer to left-center field to put the Green and White up seven.
\n\tFour pitches later, Michayla Rodriguez<\/a> ended the game in walk-off fashion, with another bomb to left ending the game by the score of 12-4.\u00a0
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\n\tFreshman infielder Lainey Brown<\/a> tallied her first multi-home run performance of her collegiate career, and the second amongst Jasper freshmen this season (K. Moody, @ FDU 3\/31)
\n\tFreshman utility player Natalye DeBus<\/a> checked all the boxes for Manhattan this afternoon, leading the team with five hits and earning her fifth win of the season in the pitching circle.
\n\tJunior pitcher Karissa Spring<\/a> went all eight innings in the matinee, giving up no earned runs off three hits while striking out six on 127 pitches.\u00a0
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