HILLSDALE, Mich. - Sarah Parsons slugged her second homer of the day and winning pitcher Danielle Wolgamot drove in four runs as Cedarville buried Hillsdale, 13-1, to wrap up a G-MAC twinbill.

The host Chargers shocked the Lady Jackets with a late rally in the opener to eventually win 6-5 in nine innings.

Cedarville, 29-15 overall and 18-4 G-MAC, broke open the second game with a six-run second inning after the first two batters were retired.

Wolgamot ripped a three-run double, Morgan Arbogast had an RBI single, and Parsons unloaded a two-run shot.

Arbogast and Avary Humes sparked the 15-hit attack with three hits apiece. Parsons, Wolgamot, and Danae Fields added two hits each.

Wolgamot, 5-1, struck out five and walked one while registering a complete game which was halted after five innings by the eight-run mercy rule.

In game one, Parsons and Jessica Steger belted two-run homers and CU enjoyed a 5-0 lead. However, Hillsdale scored four runs in the sixth, tied it in the seventh, and won it on an RBI double in the ninth.

Stinger Notes:

• Parsons' nine career home runs are tied for fifth place on Cedarville's all-time list.
• The Lady Jackets had been 21-0 this spring when leading after six innings.
• It was the first-ever meeting between the two schools in softball.
• Cedarville clinched a spot in the upcoming G-MAC Tournament.
• Senior Day will be held between games on Saturday with four players being honored.
• PDF Stats  |  Game 1  |  Game 2

Next Up: April 28 vs. Findlay, 12:00 p.m. EDT

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