Head coach Tony Baron and the Brookings-Harbor varsity girls softball team hosted the Lady Wildcats Thursday, who had made the trip from Glide for a very warm afternoon double header.
The Lady Wildcats opened the game getting four runs across the plate in the first two innings before the Bruin girls offense would answer in the bottom of the second with two runs of their own.
The Bruin girls would dominate the middle innings, holding Glide scoreless in the third and fourth as the Bruin girls offense punished Glide pitching with three runs in the third and fourth innings, to take an 8-4 lead into the fifth inning.
But the Lady Wildcats would answer in the late innings, holding the Bruin girls scoreless in the bottom of the fifth and going on to score fifteen runs in the final three innings to comeback and get the 12-19 win in the first game of the afternoon.
In the second game, Glide started again with three runs in the top of the first to take an early lead, but the Bruin girls would answer immediately, pushing two runs of their own across the plate to start the second trailing by one going into the second.
The Bruin girls would shut the Lady Wildcats offense down in the second, allowing no runs in the second inning before jumping on Glide for five runs in their half of the second inning.
But it would be the third inning that the Bruin girls would take control of the game and put the game away after first allowing only one Glide baserunner across the plate in the top of the inning, before pounding the Lady Wildcats for twelve runs in their half of the inning, to go on and take the 19-4 Bruin girls win.
The Bruin girls will be home Monday afternoon, hosting the Coquille Lady Red Devils in an afternoon double-header with the first pitch scheduled for 3:00pm.
