AURORA, N.Y. — The Keuka College Softball team closed the athletic year at Keuka College with a bang, scoring 40 runs in a doubleheader sweep at Wells College.  

Keuka College (4-24) took the opener over Wells College 18-1. The Wolves then shutout the Express 22-0 in game two.

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The Wolves plated one run in the first then blew the game open in the second. The big blow in the nine-run second came on a Kelsey Mohl grand slam.

The Express pulled one back in the bottom of the second, but Keuka responded in the third. Jordyn Fargo and Joan Carroll each had RBI singles to make it 12-1.

Keuka added one in the fourth and then put a bow on the game with five runs in the fifth. Abby Eising had her second double of the game, driving in a pair of runs. The Wolves defeated the Express 18-1 in game one.

Lead Wolf: Abby Eising led the way offensively for Keuka College with three hits in the opener. The junior had a pair of doubles, scored three runs, and drove in three runs as well.

Keuka College 22 at Wells College 0

Keuka College jumped over Wells early in game two. The Wolves plated eight in the top of the first. After a pair of bases-loaded hit batters, Joan Carroll cleared the bases with a double to make it 5-0. The Wolves added a run on a double by Helena Hill and then Abby Eising hit a two-run double to make it 8-0.

The Wolves added six more in the second. Starting pitcher Shauna Pimm helped her own cause with an RBI single. Then after the Wolves added two more runs, Abby Eising hit her second two-run double of the game. Jordan Cole followed with a double to score Eising to push the lead to 14-0.

Keuka added to their total in the fourth with another RBI double by Abby Eising, followed by a second RBI double by Jordan Cole. Kelsey Mohl and Emily VanDelinder each added two-run doubles in the frame to make it 20-0 in favor of Keuka.

The Wolves closed the game on a Jordan Cole solo home run and Emily VanDelinder RBI double in the fifth to defeat Wells 22-0 and sweep the doubleheader.

Lead Wolf: Lost in the offense was the pitching performance by Shauna Pimm. The sophomore struck out a career-high 11 batters in a one-hit performance. A double in the fourth was her only blemish in pitching the complete-game shutout. 11 strikeouts are tied for fifth-most in a game in program history and one off of the school record.

KC Notes:

• The Wolves extended their winning streak over Wells to 19 games. Keuka College is 42-1 all-time against Wells College and is undefeated in 23 games at Wells
• The shutout by Pimm in game two was Keuka's 20th shutout against Wells College
• Senior Jordan Cole had an emphatic end to her Keuka College career. She combined for two doubles, a triple, and a home run. Cole scored five runs and drove in four. In doing so, she set new career bests for hits, extra-base hits, and RBIs in a season
• As a team, Keuka set a new program record with 10 doubles in game two. It was led by Abby Eising's three, tying the individual single-game record
• In total, Eising had five doubles on the day, doubling her season output going into the day. With ten doubles on the year, the junior tied for the third-most in a season in program history