TOLEDO, Ohio – The Toledo softball team split its doubleheader with Ohio on Tuesday afternoon, taking the opener 7-0 before falling 3-0 in the nightcap.
Freshman 
Mady Yackee (2-2) got the call for both games and was brilliant in 13.1 innings pitched, allowing just three runs (two earned), striking out three batters and giving up nine hits. Yackee gave up four hits in the opening shutout, the first solo blanking of her career. She was two outs from her second shutout of the afternoon before Ohio (21-20, 8-7 MAC) rallied for three runs in the seventh inning off of her and reliever junior 
Sophia Knight.
Toledo (20-17, 11-6 MAC) set the tone right off the bat in the opener, scoring single runs in the first two innings to build a 2-0 lead before Ohio got its first hit off Yackee in the fourth. Toledo exploded with four runs in the fourth and added another insurance run in the fifth to make it 7-0, which held up as the final score.
Game Two was deadlocked at 0-0 until the top of the seventh when Ohio broke through with three runs and held off Toledo for the final three outs to earn the shutout and settle for the split.
Juniors 
Kendra VanderLugt, 
Sidney Griffith, and 
Eli Enriquez each had three this this afternoon, including a double from Griffith. Junior 
Maris Barbato drove in a team-high three RBIs.
Toledo will play its final non-conference game of the year at Detroit Mercy (3-29, 2-10 HL) this Thursday at 3:00 p.m.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Game 1 – Toledo 7, Ohio 0
	- Riley Mohr singled up the middle to bring home the first run.
 
	- Maris Barbato doubled down the left field line to double UT's lead in the second.
 
	- The Rockets had a huge fourth inning and scored four runs on five hits to push ahead 6-0.
 
	- Toledo scored an unearned run in the fifth.
 
	- The Bobcats threatened with bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the sixth, but Yackee got out of the jam.
 
Game 2 – Ohio 3, Toledo 0
	- Cici Kidel broke the scoreless deadlock with an RBI double. Lauren Yuhas followed with a two-run single to give Ohio a 3-0 lead in the seventh.
 
	- After hitting into a double play, the Rockets had runners at first and second but Emily Bracamonte's line drive was snatched by OU's Lauren Yuhas to end the game.
 
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