Along with a new varsity softball coach – Travis Demmons,
the Lady Eagles captains Maddie Elliott and Anita Mooradian are successfully
bonding a team on and off the field and working together to make the season record
5-0 to date. Along with the return of sophomore Danielle Tardiff who is back
from an injury that stopped her from playing last season, the ladies are off to
a great start. The last three games are a clear indication of what this team
has to make it a memorable season.
Lady Eagles beat McAuley -
An ace performance by Danielle Tardiff led the Eagles to
a 5-1 win in seven innings over McAuley High School last Wednesday. The Windham
Lady Eagles got nine strikeouts from Tardiff. She allowed no earned runs
on four hits and no walks over the seven innings.
Olivia Mora racked up three RBIs on three hits. Mora
singled in the first inning, homered in the third inning, and doubled in the
fifth inning. In the bottom of the third, the Lady Eagles grabbed the early
lead, 1-0. A solo home run by Mora started the inning off.
A. Chase from McAuley was charged with the game loss. She
lasted just four innings, walked two batters, struck out seven, and allowed two
runs to make it home. In the fifth inning, McAuley pushed across its only run
of the day on an RBI single by Z. Li.
The Lady Eagles clinched the game for good in the fifth,
scoring four runs on two doubles and an RBI single by Tardiff.
Lady Eagles defeat Marshwood -
The Windham Lady Eagles get seven strikeouts from
Danielle Tardiff lifting the team to a win 2-0 over Marshwood High School in
seven innings. Tardiff tossed a shutout.
The Lady Eagles' Tardiff kept Marshwood off the
scoreboard for all seven innings while she was on the rubber. She pitched a
shutout, allowing no runs on two hits while striking out seven batters.
E. Robida from Marshwood couldn't get it done in the
circle for her team, taking a loss. She lasted six innings, walked three batters,
struck out seven, and allowed two runs.
Lady Eagles best Cheverus:
Scoreboard operators were busy at Cheverus on Monday as
the Windham Lady Eagles and Cheverus combined for 28 runs. The Lady Eagles
eventually won the offensive battle 20-8 in seven innings.
Hitters on both sides were strong at the plate as the
teams combined for 24 hits, including six extra base hits.
Nine runs in the opening three innings allowed the Eagles
to easily put away Cheverus. An RBI double by Sadie Nelson and a two-run single
by Danielle Tardiff during the first inning and an error, then another error by
Cheverus, and an RBI double by Nelson in the second inning fueled the Eagles'
offense early.
Tardiff racked up four RBIs on four hits for the Eagles.
Tardiff also recorded the win. Tardiff struck out nine batters, walked six and
gave up five hits.
The Windham Lady Eagles easily handled Cheverus’ pitching
as seven hitters combined for 16 hits, 16 RBIs and 14 runs scored. The Eagles
added three more runs in the top of the third. Lauren Talbot started the inning
with a single, plating Alex Morang. Then the Ladies piled on five more runs in
the top of the fourth. The inning looked promising, as Tardiff doubled, scoring
Christina Mooradianto to kick things off. That was followed up by Anita
Mooradian's single, bringing home Morang.
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