WILLIMANTIC, Conn.--Senior Mariah Crisp pitched all 14 innings to lead the Keene State College softball team past Eastern Connecticut State, 4-0 and 3-2 on Saturday at Eastern Softball Stadium.

Records

• Keene State: 11-11, 5-1 LEC
• Eastern Connecticut State: 9-15, 2-4 LEC

Up Next

• Keene State returns to Owl Athletic Complex on Tuesday to host an LEC doubleheader against Plymouth State
• The Warriors travel to Springfield College on Sunday.  First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.

How It Happened - Game One

• Crisp spun a three hitter, striking out six and facing four batters over the minimum in a 4-0 win. Morgan Fallon and Heather Pelletier each drove in two runs to support Crisp, who improved 6-5 with the win.
• The Owls got all the runs they would need in the first when Stephanie Long singled up the middle to lead-off the game, and moved to third as Kayla Votto reached on an error. Pelletier singled up the middle to bring in both runners.
• Keene State added two more in the third when Pelletier drew a two out walk and Fallon deposited her first home run of the year over the fence in right field.
• Crisp, meanwhile, carried a no-hitter into the fourth and set down the first 10 batters she faced before allowing a single to Danielle Robillard in the bottom of the fourth.  The Warriors got just one runner past second base the entire game, and Crisp induced a pop-out from Kristyn Ryan to end the contest.

How It Happened - Game Two

• The Owls managed just four hits in the second game, but took advantage of two Eastern Connecticut errors and got another sterling performance from Crisp in a 3-2 win.
• Keene State again broke through in the first, as Long led off with a single and came around on an error.  
• Fallon doubled to lead off the fourth and scored on Shae Crosby's single up the middle, and Brittany DaMota scored on a wild pitch in the fifth.  
• The Warriors were stymied again, not getting a runner past second past until the sixth, when Emily Komornik reached on an error, and Samantha Rentz hit a two-run homer to get ECSU within one.
• Crisp kept the Warriors off the scoreboard the rest of the way, ending the inning by getting a pair of popouts, and ending the game when Alyssa Hancock flew out to center.