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UGA softball falls into losers bracket in Super Regional
By Sean Stevenson, UGA Sports Communications,
24 days ago
– The No. 11 national seed Georgia softball team fell in six innings to sixth-seeded UCLA Thursday night in game one of the NCAA Los Angeles Super Regional at Easton Stadium, 8-0.
Fast Facts
• This was the second time Georgia has been shut out this season and the second time the Bulldogs have lost via run rule.
• Four different hitters combined for Georgia’s four hits: Dallis Goodnight, Jayda Kearney, Sydney Kuma, and Emily Digby.
• Goodnight extended her on-base streak to eight.
Key Quotes
Head Coach Tony Baldwin
Opening statement
“Congratulations to UCLA. They played a complete game tonight. I thought they had good at-bats. Kaitlyn [Terry] threw really well, and they made some good plays on defense. They played a complete game, and that’s what it takes to win at this time of the year. We’ll shoot to be better tomorrow. At the end of the day, it’s the first one to two, and they’re up 1-0, and we’ve got to fight like heck to even the score tomorrow.”
On adjustments Georgia needs to make in Game 2…
“I think we just need to execute better. There wasn’t anything that happened today that we weren’t prepared for or capable of executing. There were some plays we had the opportunity to make on defense, and we didn’t make them. I thought [Kaitlyn Terry] came right at us as we expected, and I feel like we missed a lot of good pitches to hit. Certainly, she deserved credit for that with the stuff that she has. We’ll have to settle in and play Georgia Softball. ‘Scrap, fight, find a way’ is what we do, and we’ll have to do that a little bit better tomorrow.”
Up Next
Georgia and UCLA will square off on Friday in game two of the Los Angeles Super Regional. First pitch is set for 10 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
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