Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 CLERMONT, Fla. — The Keuka College Softball team continued their spring break schedule with two games Tuesday morning.
Keuka College (0-6) lost to Bowdoin College in game one 11-2 and dropped the second game 6-4 in a close game against Manchester University.

Bowdoin College 11 vs. Keuka College 2 – 5 innings
 
Manchester University 6 vs. Keuka College 4

The Wolves continued their theme of getting on the board in the first inning. Emily Cutrona (Buffalo, N.Y. / West Seneca West) reached first on a Manchester error and went on to steal second. Hailey Jasinski (Buffalo, N.Y. / North Collins) put the ball in play and reached second on a Spartan's fielder's choice play and error, which brought Cutrona home. Manchester quickly answered and brought in two runs in the first inning and one in the second. The game entered the top of the third with the Wolves down 3-1.

In the third, Jasinski got on base due to an error and stole second. She advanced to third on another fielder's choice which brought Grace Eagen (Buffalo, N.Y. / West Seneca West) to the plate. Eagen made contact and reached first on another error, which brought Jasinski home for the second Wolves run.

Manchester University earned two additional runs in the fourth and one in the sixth, and it was time for a Keuka College rally. Emily Cutrona started the inning with a single to right field and advanced to second. This brought up two consecutive RBIs for the Wolves on a double from Jasinski and a triple from Makenna DeMoney (Conklin, N.Y. / Susquehanna Valley). The Spartans felt the pressure and made a pitching change. From there, the Wolves were unable to bring in the last two base runners and lost to Manchester 6-4.

KC Notes:
·   Game one was the first meeting between Keuka College Softball and Bowdoin College
·   Keuka is now 0-2 against Manchester after playing each other for the first time last year at The Spring Games in Florida
 
Up Next for Keuka College: The Green and Gold will get to enjoy a day off in Florida on Wednesday and return to play on Thursday with games against Knox College and Worcester State University.