Clark had a rough day on the mound, but she did manage to strike out seven in the loss. The second game was close for most of the contest but back to back home runs for Fisher in the sixth sealed a victory for them and a sweep of the Golden Eagles. Saviola allowed one lone run over five innings but the leadoff of back to back jacks in the sixth gave Fisher a 4-0 lead. This would prove to be the final score. The Golden Eagles will be in action again this afternoon with two against SUNY Geneseo and tomorrow with two more games at Ithaca.
All games carry playoff implications.
On Wednesday, the Golden Eagles hung tight with St. John Fisher, pulling out a 14-13 victory with a goal in the last four seconds. On Friday, Brockport opened up the offense against Potsdam, pouring on the scoring in a 17-9 victory. First up for the Golden Eagles on the week, however, was a match at Geneseo on Tuesday. Brockport could never get consistent scoring going in the game, despite firing 30 shots, in a 16-5 loss. The game moved out of reach quickly, as the Golden Eagles were in a 8-1 hole as the first half came to a close.