Los Angeles, CA – The Occidental College softball team showcased their resilience and prowess on Monday afternoon, securing a resounding victory against John Carroll University in a single-game matchup.  With an electrifying 4-0 triumph, the Tigers demonstrated their determination and skill on both offense and defense.

In a tightly contested affair, it was in the pivotal sixth inning that the Tigers seized control of the game.  Mia Mark highlighted her batting prowess, driving in Philycia Pedrosa and Alysha Wagner to ignite Oxy's offensive surge.  Ava Quezada capitalized on a wild pitch and made a speedy dash for home from third base.  The final run of the game was added by Mark, advancing on Ellery Mitchell's sacrifice fly to center field.  

The Tigers' dominance wasn't limited to their offensive firepower; their defense stood strong, limiting John Carroll to just one hit throughout the game.  Employing strategic pitch selection, Oxy's batters forced the Blue Streaks to issue four walks, further demonstrating their control of the game.

In the circle, Zada Day-Adams delivered a masterful performance, pitching a complete game and securing the win for the Tigers.  With an impressive tally of 10 strikeouts, Day-Adams displayed her command and precision, keeping the opposition at bay and solidifying Oxy's victory.

With this commanding win, the Occidental softball team has set the tone heading into their spring break trip to Florida.  Their combination of offensive firepower, defensive prowess, and pitching excellence positions them as formidable contenders in their upcoming games.  Their first game will be on Sunday, March 10 against Wilmington College.