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Cape softball drops close 3-2 game to Delmar
Cape freshman pitcher Riley Shields winds and throws to the plate in the Wildcats' 3-2 win over the Vikings. BY DAN COOK
April 22, 2013
Cape outfielder Marlee McGinness sprints to and snags a Delmar fly ball to prevent a Wildcats rally. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior Emily Baptiste slaps a hit to the left side of the diamond. BY DAN COOK
Cape freshman catcher Sydney Ostroski slams a double in the contest. BY DAN COOK
Don't look over my shoulder! Cape second baseman Jasmin Williamson concentrates on the batter despite the close proximity of the umpire. BY DAN COOK
Sydney Ostroski slides safely into second. BY DAN COOK
Second baseman Jasmin Williamson throws to Tiara Duffy on first for a Wildcat out. BY DAN COOK
Emily Baptiste blocks second and gets a Delmar out. BY DAN COOK
Alexis Burger rounds second base. BY DAN COOK
Cape second baseman Jasmin Williamson snags a grounder. BY DAN COOK
Cape first baseman Tiara Duffy grabs a throw for a Delmar out. BY DAN COOK
The Cape softball dropped a close and winnable 3-2 game to Delmar April 18, dropping to 1-4 on the season.
Cape has now lost close games to Milford, Sussex Tech, Laurel and Delmar.
Delmar, 8-0, playing at Caravel April 20, lost 3-2 in eight innings to the Buccaneers, coached by former Cape standout Randy Johnson, when pitcher Carolyn Szymanski hit a walk-off home run.
Cape's four losses have come against top-flight teams with a combined record of 27-6. The Vikings are moving into a phase of the schedule where they can play their way back into tournament contention.
