University of Louisiana at Lafayette Athletics
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Stewart, Alex (9-0)
L: Brown, Devin (5-6)
Batting:
RBI: Lowe, Haleigh 1 ; Foster, Kristian 1
SH: Pilkington, Steph. 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Messer, Emily 1 ; Todd, Kaleigh 1
HBP: Lowe, Haleigh 1

Batting:
HR: Elkins, Lexie 1 ; Craighton, Aleah 1
RBI: Landry, Shellie 1 ; Elkins, Lexie 1 ; Craighton, Aleah 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Elkins, Lexie 1 ; Craighton, Aleah 1 ; Zeringue, Kassidy 1
SB: Zeringue, Kassidy 1
HBP: Corbello, Sara 1
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Cajuns Storm Back Twice for Sweep of South Alabama
3/13/2016 7:22:00 PM | Softball
LAFAYETTE – The No. 5-ranked Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns softball team executed a pair of comebacks in claiming a Sun Belt Conference-opening doubleheader sweep of South Alabama on Sunday at Lamson Park by scores of 3-2, 10-6 in front of 1,937.
The sweep extended the Ragin' Cajuns (19-1, 2-0 Sun Belt) winning streak to 13 games and gave the squad the series victory over South Alabama (10-10, 0-2 Sun Belt) for the third straight season.
Trailing 2-0 in the opening game after the Jaguars scored twice in the first inning, the Ragin' Cajuns drew even in the fourth inning on solo home runs by Lexie Elkins and Aleah Craighton.
Shellie Landry provided the game-winning RBI in the bottom of the fifth on a single into left center that scored Kassidy Zeringue who reached on a fielder's choice and later stole second base to move into scoring position.
Alex Stewart finished with a season-high tying nine strikeouts in improving to 9-0 on the season. She held the Jaguars (10-10, 0-2 Sun Belt) scoreless over the final six innings.
Elkins' home run increased her nation-leading total in 2016 to 15 home runs and marked the 71st of her career tying her with Holly Tankersley for second place in school history.
In Game 2 South Alabama scored in the first inning again, this time plating three runs. The visitors eventually built a 6-2 lead after a two-run home run from Amanda Minahan in the fifth inning.
Louisiana stormed back in the bottom half of the sixth inning, erupting for eight runs to snatch the victory from the Jaguars.
An RBI single by Haley Hayden, two-run single by Landry and throwing error which allowed Hayden to score pulled the Cajuns into a 6-all tie. After a single by Elkins, Kelsey Vincent broke the tie when she took the first offering from USA reliever Devin Brown into left field to score Landry.
Craighton put the exclamation on the rally by following Vincent's single with a three-run home run to right center, her second homer of the doubleheader, to extend the lead to 10-6.
Kylee Jo Trahan, who was relieved by Stewart with no outs three batters into the first inning, re-entered the circle in the top of the sixth inning and retired all six Jaguars hitters she faced.
No. 5 Louisiana remains at Lamson Park and closes out its current homestand on Wednesday, March 16 in a 6 p.m. single game against McNeese State. The squad then takes in their first road games of the Sun Belt slate Saturday-Sunday, March 19-20 in Arlington, Texas.
BASES NOTED: Lexie Elkins (71 career home runs) is now five home runs shy of the NCAA career Top 10 list…Alex Stewart is now one win shy of equaling last season's 10-0 start…Kelsey Vincent had a 10-game hitting streak, a career-best, snapped in the opening game of the doubleheader…South Alabama's early leads marked only the third and fourth time through 20 games that the opposition scored first…Louisiana has now won the past three games in which the opponent scores first…For the second straight weekend, Aleah Craighton homered in both games of a doubleheader (March 5 at Southern Miss)…Craighton has now hit a home run in four of the past five games dating back to the March 5 doubleheader at Southern Miss…Louisiana has hit at least one home run in 16 of 20 games this season, posting multiple home runs 11 times…The Cajuns defense was solid again, committing only one error in the doubleheader and has only three miscues over the past nine games (211 chances)…The 10 strikeouts by South Alabama's Devin Brown were the most by an opposing pitcher this season and marked only the fourth time in 20 games that the Cajuns batters struck out five or more times…Louisiana increased its all-time series lead over South Alabama to 24-11…The Cajuns are now 15-2 at Lamson Park vs. the Jaguars…Louisiana now holds a 21-7 edge in regular season Sun Belt contests with South Alabama…The Cajuns won the Sun Belt series from the Jaguars for the seventh time in 10 weekend sets.
The sweep extended the Ragin' Cajuns (19-1, 2-0 Sun Belt) winning streak to 13 games and gave the squad the series victory over South Alabama (10-10, 0-2 Sun Belt) for the third straight season.
Trailing 2-0 in the opening game after the Jaguars scored twice in the first inning, the Ragin' Cajuns drew even in the fourth inning on solo home runs by Lexie Elkins and Aleah Craighton.
Shellie Landry provided the game-winning RBI in the bottom of the fifth on a single into left center that scored Kassidy Zeringue who reached on a fielder's choice and later stole second base to move into scoring position.
Alex Stewart finished with a season-high tying nine strikeouts in improving to 9-0 on the season. She held the Jaguars (10-10, 0-2 Sun Belt) scoreless over the final six innings.
Elkins' home run increased her nation-leading total in 2016 to 15 home runs and marked the 71st of her career tying her with Holly Tankersley for second place in school history.
In Game 2 South Alabama scored in the first inning again, this time plating three runs. The visitors eventually built a 6-2 lead after a two-run home run from Amanda Minahan in the fifth inning.
Louisiana stormed back in the bottom half of the sixth inning, erupting for eight runs to snatch the victory from the Jaguars.
An RBI single by Haley Hayden, two-run single by Landry and throwing error which allowed Hayden to score pulled the Cajuns into a 6-all tie. After a single by Elkins, Kelsey Vincent broke the tie when she took the first offering from USA reliever Devin Brown into left field to score Landry.
Craighton put the exclamation on the rally by following Vincent's single with a three-run home run to right center, her second homer of the doubleheader, to extend the lead to 10-6.
Kylee Jo Trahan, who was relieved by Stewart with no outs three batters into the first inning, re-entered the circle in the top of the sixth inning and retired all six Jaguars hitters she faced.
No. 5 Louisiana remains at Lamson Park and closes out its current homestand on Wednesday, March 16 in a 6 p.m. single game against McNeese State. The squad then takes in their first road games of the Sun Belt slate Saturday-Sunday, March 19-20 in Arlington, Texas.
BASES NOTED: Lexie Elkins (71 career home runs) is now five home runs shy of the NCAA career Top 10 list…Alex Stewart is now one win shy of equaling last season's 10-0 start…Kelsey Vincent had a 10-game hitting streak, a career-best, snapped in the opening game of the doubleheader…South Alabama's early leads marked only the third and fourth time through 20 games that the opposition scored first…Louisiana has now won the past three games in which the opponent scores first…For the second straight weekend, Aleah Craighton homered in both games of a doubleheader (March 5 at Southern Miss)…Craighton has now hit a home run in four of the past five games dating back to the March 5 doubleheader at Southern Miss…Louisiana has hit at least one home run in 16 of 20 games this season, posting multiple home runs 11 times…The Cajuns defense was solid again, committing only one error in the doubleheader and has only three miscues over the past nine games (211 chances)…The 10 strikeouts by South Alabama's Devin Brown were the most by an opposing pitcher this season and marked only the fourth time in 20 games that the Cajuns batters struck out five or more times…Louisiana increased its all-time series lead over South Alabama to 24-11…The Cajuns are now 15-2 at Lamson Park vs. the Jaguars…Louisiana now holds a 21-7 edge in regular season Sun Belt contests with South Alabama…The Cajuns won the Sun Belt series from the Jaguars for the seventh time in 10 weekend sets.
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