No. 18 FSU Softball defeats Louisville in game two; Alameda claims 900 wins
Seminoles set up rubber match for Sunday
the first game of the series against Louisville, Florida State softball went back and forth, but ultimately fell on a walk off single.
Now, the FSU offense started against Brooke Gray for the Cardinals, who retired her first two batters. With two outs, Kalei Harding singled but nothing else came for the Seminoles as Gray got the strikeout.
On the opposite side of the ball, Mimi Gooden got the start in the circle. For her first two batters, she gave up back to back singles to put runners at first and third base. The first walk of the day loaded the bases for the Cardinals but two no outs, a 2 RBI single brought home the games first runs.
Now down 2-0, head coach Lonni Alameda quickly made the change from Gooden to Ashtyn Danley. Facing two on and no outs, Danley did not allow another run to cross home as she got two ground outs and a fielder’s choice to end the inning.
Starting her first inning, Danley faced two runners on base via a hit by pitch and single. Another hit by pitch loaded the bases against the Seminole hurler with only one out. Despite loading the bases, Danley got three strikeouts to keep it only a two run game.
