Embry-Riddle scored 49 runs on their way to a 26-0 win over Mount Mary in game one of the double header and a 23-5 win in the second game on Wednesday evening at Eagle Softball Field.  

Game 1

The Eagles' offense erupted for 25 hits, scoring nine runs in each of the first two innings to seize control immediately and never look back.

The tone was set from the very first pitch. Ryan DaCosta tripled to left field sparking a first-inning avalanche that saw the Eagles send 14 batters to the plate. Katie Jamieson followed with an RBI triple of her own, and the lineup kept rolling with RBI knocks from Leah Salas, Kealey Myhre, Jill Bock, and Danica Quinn. By the end of the opening frame, Embry-Riddle led 9–0 and had already tallied 10 hits.

The second inning was nearly a mirror image. After a pitching change by Mount Mary, the Eagles continued to pour it on. Arianna Garcia's RBI triple ignited another nine-run outburst. Jamieson added a two-run double, Myhre singled in another, and Bock delivered the biggest swing of the day: a three-run home run to left to cap the inning and push the lead to 18–0.

Standout Performers

• Katie Jamieson: 3-for-3, 3 R, 4 RBI, 2B, 3B

• Danica Quinn: 3-for-4, 3 R, 4 RBI, 2B, 3B

• Jill Bock: 3-for-3, 2 R, 4 RBI, HR

• Ryan Da Costa: 3-for-3, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2B, 3B

• Arianna Garcia: 2-for-4, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2B, 3B

Every starter reached base, and 10 different Eagles recorded at least one hit.

While the offense stole the spotlight, Embry-Riddle's pitching was equally impressive. Claire Streeter earned the win with a masterful four-inning outing, allowing just one hit and striking out nine. The document highlights her efficiency: she faced only 14 batters and threw 60 pitches. Emily Jones closed the fifth, giving up two harmless singles to preserve the shutout.

Game 2

Shortly after a dominant Game 1, the Eagles wasted no time striking in Game 2. After a leadoff walk to Katie Jamieson, Leah Salas crushed a two-run homer to left—described in the play-by-play as  It was the first of her two home runs on the day, as she finished 3-for-3 with 4 RBI and two extra-base hits.

Kealey Myhre followed with a triple, and the Eagles kept rolling. Tori Tlilayatzi delivered a two-run single and Anise Romo added a sacrifice fly to make it 5–0 after one.

Embry-Riddle's offense erupted again in the second inning, highlighted by another Salas home run—this time a towering shot to left center. The inning also featured a two-run double from Romo and a three-run homer from Danica Quinn.  

The Eagles continued to pour it on in the third, sending 13 batters to the plate and scoring eight runs. Claire Streeter, pinch-hitting, delivered an RBI single and Annalie Castanon added another RBI knock. Presley Geissinger then ripped a two-run double to left, and Joy Sanchez followed with an RBI single.

In the fourth, Quinn launched her second home run of the game, a solo shot to left that pushed the lead to 20–5.

Sanchez later tripled home another run, and ERAU closed the inning with a 21–5 advantage.

Presley Daniel earned the win, throwing four innings with six strikeouts. She worked out of several jams and held Mount Mary to five runs despite 11 hits. Emily Jones closed the fifth with two strikeouts in a scoreless frame.

Embry-Riddle will head to Tucson this weekend to take part in the Tucson Invitational Games with the first game Friday at 2:30pm.