Tigerville – North Greenville's offense heated up on Saturday afternoon, downing Georgia College 6-0 and 13-2 in a non-conference clash. 
 
Results

• Scores: NGU 6 / GC 0 | NGU 13 / GC 2
• Location: Jan McDonald Field / Tigerville, S.C. 
• Records: NGU 10 – 4 / GC 0 – 6 

 
Recap (Game One)

• An unearned run in the second inning gave NGU the lead before tacking on a pair in the third frame. Josie Reed scored the game's first RBI while Claire Gilmore added a second run, advancing on a GC throwing error. Brianna McRae gave North Greenville some insurance in her second at bat with a two run homer that scored Josie Reed and made it 5-0. NGU tacked on a sixth run in the fourth with an RBI ground-out from Reed. 
• The Crusaders finished with eight hits in the game one victory. NGU pitching held the Bobcats to just three hits while striking out 10. Jaelin Griffin led the pitching staff and earned the win, throwing four innings of one hit ball. She k'ed eight to lead all pitchers. 

Recap (Game Two) 

• The Crusaders produced 13-runs on nine hits in game two on the power of four extra base hits. Two of those extra-baggers were triples from Taylor Koon and Makayla Bracket while Carmen Silvester added a double. Brianna McRae blasted her second homer of the day to add to the stat line. NGU scored a run in the first inning but broke it open in the second frame scoring 11-runs on the legs of eight hits. Taylor Koon delivered the big blow of the inning, accounting for three RBI with a right center triple. 
• Brooklyn Stone tacked on two runs batted in earlier in the frame with a single that plated Mikayla Brackett and Koon. The Bobcats got on the board in the third inning with an RBI double but McRae's second homer of the day recaptured the 12-run lead in the home half of the frame. Georgia College added a run in the fifth but North Greenville pitching preserved the mercy rule win with a strike-out to end the game, stranding three GC runners. 
• Callie Richards earned the game two win, needing just two innings of work to improve to 2-1 on the year. She retired four by strikeout. The Bobcats had just five hits in the second game and stranded nine. 

Individual 

• Brianna McRae finished the day 2-4 with four runs scored and four RBI. 
• Brooklyn Stone ended the day 3-6 with a pair of RBI and three runs scored and stole a base in game one. 
• Mikayla Bracket was 2-4 on the day with two runs and two RBI and stole a pair of bases. 

Upcoming 

• North Greenville hosts Francis Marion University on March 3^rd starting at 2 PM.