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Murren was not intimidated by the few Dutchmen who reached the base, nor by the periodic downpours that never stopped the game.

“I really like playing in the rain – it’s more fun, more fun,” said Murren. “I know my team can support me.”

Murren was adept at fighting two strokes, mixing in the rise and fall of fastball with random changes.

“She’s our workhorse,” Canel said in his 22nd season at the helm of the Eagles. “Once we got the lead, she was more comfortable. Our defense did what we needed to do. “

Moore is not only durable but also cold under pressure.

On four fields Murren bypassed the leading AC striker and then withdrew from the next three hitters. The first two Dutchmen reached the fourth, but Moore danced again from trouble. She seemed to get stronger as the outing lasted, and recorded eight of the last nine exits through K. Only when she tricked Annabel Russell to finish the competition did she show admiration.

AC starter Meda Pulaski swapped goose eggs with Murren in the first two innings and then not peeled off.

The uprising began innocently enough when Abby Myers received the first of three free passes. Natalie Patton released a single, and Hannah Shena went to load the base. Hannah Metzger, RBI-base-on-balls, came out on the first run.

Patan scored on the field choice. Maya Kemper worked out a fourth free kick in the frame before Maddie Stevens hit the Bermuda Triangle in the center-right – the only ball to clear the yard in the inning – hit home two more to complete the jerk.

“We started slowly – sometimes I need to warm up more,” said Murren. “We need to work on motivation and stay positive. Your skills lead you to this, but your mentality supports you. ”

The Eagles (17-3) added three insurance credits in the sixth. Shane walked, stole the second and third and ran home when Maddie River hit the field. Eventually River came out on the wild before the liner Ashlyn Smith drove right on the last run of the day.

“The coach calls my fields,” Murren explained. “My Riseball worked – I got quite a few outs with that serve.”

Smith had two strikes for Bermuda. Enville-Cleon finished his season 12-9.

“Eagles”, sown under the 3rd number, on Thursday will go to Kuttown, sown under the number 2 (17-4).

Anville-Cleon 000 000 0 – 0 2 0

Bermuda Springs 005 003 x – 8 6 1

Meda Pulaski, Ella Andrews (3) and Faith Wagner; Tory Moore and Hannah Sheno. WP-Murren. LP-Pulaski. SO-BB: Pulaski 2-6, Andrews 0-2; Murren 14-3.