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April 2, 2002
Softballers Shut Out Twice
Silver City, NM- The Brigham Young University-Hawaii women's softball
team, feeling the effects of altitude, travel and the ailments brought
on by having played two days in freezing cold and snow in Montana, dropped
both ends of a doubleheader to Western New Mexico today in Silver City,
8-0 and 9-0.
The Seasiders couldn't get their bats going today, going hitless in the
first game against the Mustang's Angela Slaugh and getting just two hits
off Tiffany Mondhink in the second game. Both games were shortened to
five innings by the eight-run rule. Crystal Elton managed a double for
the Seasiders and Keri-Ann Napeahi singled for the other Seasiders' hit
of the day.
BYU-Hawaii drops to 9-22 for the season and 2-12 in the Pacific West
Conference while Western New Mexico improves to 25-7-1 overall and 16-2
in the PacWest. The two teams will face each other again tomorrow in a
doubleheader.
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