Alexis Deboer hits two more household tracks when Washington beat West Michigan by 4-1 – Dailyuw

It will be difficult for you to find an attacker as powerful as the freshman of the freshman Alexis Deboer right now.

Hours after struck his first household in his career in 7-3 loss to Alabama, Deboer rose with a two-way match, three RBI matches, when the Softball team in Washington slowed past West Michigan, 4-1, in their second match On Saturday.

The Husky (2-2) re-relied hard on the long ball, with three of their four tracks coming out of the two homemets of a Deboor. But although it was a major issue against Alabama, it was far from one against Broncos (1-3), who had no answers to freshman Morgan Raimer.

In his second collegial start, Raimer (1-1) traveled the distance by scoring seven four-strokes, a one-time ball with five strokes. The only WMU result came out of a mistake in the seventh, as Raimer traveled through only 67 terrains.

UW’s crime was again inconsistent, cutting only three hits in the game; When two of them leave the yard, it makes these discrepancies a little easier to manage. Leading from the second Innning, a debo shot a solo shot to the right field, giving the Huskito lead 1-0. UW had some more activity on the bases of a pair of walks, but failed to bring anyone back home.

The one -time single by the sophomore’s caveat Jadin Gladbar returned Cindo back to the plate in the third, sending her to bathe with a chance to extend the UW lead. Deboer sent the first terrain that saw along the right wall of the field to make 3-0.

After Raimer excludes Broncos, the Huskies did not have to do very offensive and will produce only one more run for the afternoon. The freshman Gabby Tony took a walk to lead to the heel, moving to a second base with the kind assistance of a rebellion from the charity charity Sevaaetasi. Tony also managed to steal third place, and a Glab victim led her home to extend the lead to four.

A mistake in the field of the second third founder Giselle Alvarez would allow Western Michigan to move in the seventh, but with two outs, it was nothing more than BLIP. Raimer forced to pop up to close the day and start Washington’s preparation for his latest Candera Classic game tomorrow morning – his fifth game in three days.

Washington closes the weekend with a rematch against No. 17 Arizona on Sunday, February 9 at 10:30 am.

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