Game 1
UVV trailed 2-0 after three innings, but had a strong finish, scoring seven runs in the last two at bats to win 9-3.
...The uniform number of Angela Verkerk was... ...officialy retired before the game... (© Photo courtesy of Zwijndrecht) |
Zwijndrecht opened the score with two outs in the first at bat.
Kelsey Huijzers then singled and went on to score when Michelle van Bodegom followed with a double.
Claudia Kranendonk followed with a runscoring single to make it 2-0.
UVV was held scoreless in the first three innings and stranded two runners in the second at bat.
The team then scored one run in the fourth.
With one out, Marleen van Gastel singled, then the bases got loaded with two outs when Helma Pluim and Renske de Leeuw both walked.
A single by Bente Erkelens led to the run, but the team also left the bases loaded.
In the bottom of the fourth, Zwijndrecht got the run back.
Lead-off hitter Chantal Fehling reached on an error and the bases got loaded when Kyra van Genderen and Laura Zuidam singled with one out.
Dayenne Sluijter followed with a runscoring single and this time it was Zwijndrecht that stranded three runners.
In the remainder of the game, Helma Pluim held Zwijndrecht scoreless.
The team left three runners in scoring position and saw UVV turn the game its way.
In the fifth, UVV scored its next run when Laura Arp singled and scored on a 2-out triple by Marleen van Gastel.
UVV then struck with three runs with two outs in the sixth.
Helma Pluim reached on a bunt-single and Renske de Leeuw on an error.
With two outs, both scored on a double by Laura Arp, who scored herself moments later on a single by Naomi Andringa.
UVV then took a decisive lead in the seventh, thanks to a 4-run rally.
The bases got loaded when Marleen van Gastel (who was 4-for-4) and Michelle van Waveren singled and Helma Pluim was hit by a pitch.
A single by Renske de Leeuw brought in two runs.
A grounder by Bente Erkelens and single by Felicity Pique increased the lead to 9-3.
With two runners on base in the bottom of the seventh inning, Helma Pluim struckout her eighth and ninth batter to end the game.
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