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Maryland Softball Ends Skid with Dominant Shutout
16 Apr
Summary
- Aubrey Wurst pitched a complete shutout, allowing only two hits.
- Zayda Rocke hit a first-inning grand slam to lead the offense.
- The Terps secured a 6-0 victory, breaking a three-game losing streak.
The Maryland Terrapins softball team secured a decisive 6-0 shutout victory against the Howard Bison on Wednesday afternoon. This win halted a three-game losing streak for the Terps.
Sophomore pitcher Aubrey Wurst was instrumental, throwing a complete game shutout. She limited the Bison to a mere two hits while striking out five batters. This marked Wurst's second career complete-game shutout.
Offensively, Maryland was powered by Zayda Rocke's first-inning grand slam. Matti Benson added an RBI double in the second inning, and Anna McGowan contributed a home run in the third, extending the Terps' lead.
The Terrapins concluded the contest with six different players recording at least one hit. Maryland is set to host Illinois for a three-game series starting Friday evening.
