Cleveland State Softball drops two against Robert Morris

Cleveland, Oh-The Cleveland State Softball Team was at the wrong end of two difficult losses against Robert Morris on Sunday. In a series in which the two best teams in the Horizon League had gained in the series, RMU won in both games after Cleveland had gained State in additional innovations yesterday. The colonial fabrics improve in the league game to 16-7 and a total of 26-15. The state of Cleveland falls 16: 5 in the league game, but remains first in the league. This is the first time that the Vikings drop a league series this season after winning the first six to start the leagueplan.

RMU started 4: 1 with three early runs in the first inning with 4: 1. An RBI single and two bases loaded walks led the colonial pieces an early 3-0 lead. The Vikings scored a run in the half of the home on one Emma Gilkerson doubles, the one plates Delaney Ellis appear after a full inning 3-1.

Cleveland State struggled to get the rest of the path offensive when the RMU starter Madison Devault held the Vikings one of the rest of the game when the colonials took the first game of the day. Melissa Holzopfel Only suffered their second loss in the distance game in the distance and allowed four deserved runs with 12 goals.

In game two, RMU again took control of early goals in the first and three in third place to lead 5-0. Cleveland State scored individual runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth innovations, but the rally was neglected when the RMU in the last two runs in the last two bats to end early to play the game due to the running rule.

Katie McDonald Began for the Vikings and took the loss to give up three deserving runs in two and two thirds. Avery Robinson came in relief and set up the last three and a third.

Cleveland State will travel to Oakland from Friday afternoon. The first game of the series takes place at 3:00 p.m. with a Doublehead for Saturday from 12 p.m. The Vikings have already won a place at the Horizon League tournament for May 7th to 10th.