Georgia Softball Team Closes Out Holy City Showdown with 10-1 Win

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Georgia Softball Team Closes Out Holy City Showdown with 10-1 Win

Georgia pitcher Kylie Bass (42) pitches during an NCAA softball game
Georgia pitcher Kylie Bass (42) pitches during an NCAA softball game
(Photo by Emily Selby)

 
 
Closing out the Holy City Showdown, the No. 10 Georgia softball team (23-3) cruised past Columbia (3-9) 10-1 in five innings on Sunday.
 
 
Kylie Bass (5-0) went the distance in the victory, giving up three hits while striking out two. The freshman sat down eight-consecutive batters before giving up a home run in the fourth.
 
 
Cortni Emanuel, Alex Hugo, Alyssa DiCarlo and Maeve McGuire each notched two hits apiece in the contest with DiCarlo and McGuire tabbing a pair of RBI.
 
 
Home runs from DiCarlo in the first and Iosefa in the third helped Georgia to a 7-0 advantage after three played. DiCarlo’s plated two after a Puailoa sacrifice bunt scored C. Emanuel. Adding a run in the second off a Lions’ error, Iosefa sent her fourth home run of the weekend over the left center fence to lead off the third. A RBI double for McGuire and another Lion miscue put up the final two runs of the frame.
 
 
Two more runs came in during the fourth after a stolen base from Hugo then two errors trying to catch her allowed her home while McGuire notched another RBI double. Columbia made it 9-1 in the bottom frame with a two-out home run from Taylor Troutt. C. Emanuel closed out the scoring in the fifth after rounding the bases on a Hugo double.
 
 
Georgia is back home for a midweek bout with Kennesaw State on Wednesday at 6 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on SEC Network+/WatchESPN.
 
 
HOW TO FOLLOW GEORGIA SOFTBALL: For complete information on Georgia softball, follow the team on its social media channels via @UGASoftball on Twitter and Instagram and UGASoftball on Facebook.
 


 

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