CCS wins first-ever softball game

By Katie Davis
UCA sportswriting

In their second-ever game, the Conway Christian Lady Eagles (1-1) brought home a spectacular win against Abundant Life, 33-4, Thursday night at Abundant Life.

After a slow start, the Lady Eagles dominated the second inning with 28 runs, sending 34 batters to the plate. The game was called after the third inning because of the sportsmanship rule.

"The biggest difference was the confidence level, especially on the mound," Conway Christian coach Jeremy Carson said. "It really shows the of the team."

For CCS, Kara Lee Duker pitched two innings and struck out five of six, giving up only one hit. Tayton Cope struck out two in the third inning.

Duker delivered 11 hits, three of which were doubles, scoring five runs. Morgan May had four hits, including a double, and four RBIs.