Jayla Dickson Has Three Hits: Marquette Catholic Girls Softball Defeats Father McGivney 17-10
Marquette used two explosive innings to overcome McGivney at Griffin Park, signaling a strong bounce back from a previous loss.
GLEN CARBON - Marquette Catholic used a pair of big innings to pull away from Father McGivney Catholic and earn a 17-10 girls softball win at Father McGivney.
Marquette scored six runs in the first inning and added eight more in the third to build a 14-2 lead on its way to the victory over McGivney. The game was played at Griffin Park.
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Jayla Dickson led the Explorers with three hits. Bella Johnson recorded Marquette’s only strikeout in the circle.
For the Griffins, Harper Schagemann had a hit and two RBIs. Avery Grenzebach struck out eight in the circle.
Marquette improved to 1-3, while McGivney fell to 2-4.
Marquette head coach Dan Weidman said he was proud of his girls to rebound from a 17-0 loss to Father McGivney on Tuesday to defeat the team 17-10 on Thursday.
He said he has a group without tremendous softball experience, but with a lot of athletic talent. He said he sees the team jelling, and he is hoping by May to make a run with the team in the playoffs. He is also hoping to get a top pitching prospect - McKenna Lievers - back by May.
“I was proud that the girls kept their chins up and fought hard enough to beat them when they had been beaten handily two days prior. It was kind of a stepping stone. If you get beaten all the time badly, it is demoralizing, so this was a great win."
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