Panthers win in walk-off fashion

Keyshawn Davis | Sports Editor | [email protected]

February 26, 2020

City College Elisa Cueva (21) beats the toss to first base in front of CRC Alyssa Pinto (00) in the bottom of the third inning at The Yard at City College Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020. Cueva has two hits in four at bat and two RBIs. City College defeated CRC 3-2. (Arturo Gomez/[email protected])

In a late inning walk-off home run, the City College Panthers softball team defeated Big 8 Conference rivals Cosumnes River College Hawkeyes 3–2.

“I thought we pitched well,” said coach Tim Kiernan of the Feb. 26 home game. “We did pretty good. I thought we made most of the plays we needed to make. We left a few people on base, but other than that we played well. They’re [Consumnes] a good ball club.”

The Panthers were able to get on the scoreboard in the bottom of the second inning when Deja Acosta hit an infield single. Acosta then stole second and scored on an RBI double from Rylee Retzer, bringing the score to 1–0.

City College Deja Acosta (1) steals second base past CRC Leandra Coronado (23) in the bottom of the second inning at The Yard at City College Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020. Acosta has one hit in three at bat. City College defeated CRC 3-2. (Arturo Gomez/[email protected])

The Hawkeyes tied the game in the top of the fourth inning after pitcher Emily Deatherage hit a batter, who then scored on a double, making the score 1–1.

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CRC scored another run at the top of the seventh, bringing the score to 2–1 when the umpire ruled that catcher Jordyn Farren was blocking the plate, which gave CRC the run. Kiernan argued the call with the umpire, who ejected Kiernan for the rest of the game.

Coach Tim Kiernan, left, gets ejected after arguing a call that Jordyn Farren (10) was blocking home plate in the bottom of the seventh inning against CRC at The Yard at City College Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020. City College defeated CRC 3-2. (Arturo Gomez/[email protected])

In the bottom of the seventh with two outs and a runner on first, Elisa Cueva hit a walk-off home run to end the game.

“All I was thinking of is I just got to hit it out to the outfield somewhere,” said Cueva. “I felt more relaxed when I knew I was going to do something big right there. I think we performed as best as we could. We got runs when we needed to, and we did that.”

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