Women's Softball

SCC Softball Vs Everett CC Now Available On YouTube

SCC Softball Vs Everett CC Now Available On YouTube:

The Lady Dolphins split a double header with Everett CC, winning the first game 1-0 and dropping the 2nd game 9-2. Game 1 is missing the first inning because of a bad disc in recording.

http://youtu.be/04rI1cacf1E

SCC Softball Vs Everett CC In Pictures And Sophomore Day

Sophomore Day at Shoreview Park for the SCC Lady Dolphin Softball Team. The Lady Dolphins honor their sophomore players in their final home game for SCC.

SCC splits a doubleheader with Everertt CC

See all the action and ceremony in pictures on the SCC Facebook Page:

SCC Vs Everett/Sophomore Day In Pictures

SCC Names Kelsie Mason and Greta Coleman As Co-Softball Players of the Week

Shoreline Community College on Sunday named sophomore pitcher/outfielder, Kelsie Mason and freshman third baseman, Greta Coleman as Co-Softball Players of the Week.

Mason, from Lynnwood High School, had a 2-1 record as a pitcher for the Dolphins, pitching 2 shutouts during the week against Skagit Valley College and Everett Community College and picking up a save as well against Skagit Valley in game two that day. Her lone loss was to #3 Ranked Bellevue College. As a batter, Mason was 6 for 18 batting, a .333 average, had 5 RBIs and 2 runs scored with 2 doubles, a triple and a home-run.

Coleman, from Kingston High School, had a hot bat, having 9 hits in 19 at bats for a .474 average on the week, with 5 runs scored, 4 RBIs, 2 doubles and 2 home-runs.

SCC went 3-3 on the week, sweeping Skagit Valley College, splitting a doubleheader with Everett CC and being swept by Bellevue College.

The Lady Dolphin's season ended this week. The team was 16-24 overall and 10-14 in the NWAACC Northern Region.

SCC Softball Season Ends With Doubleheader Loss To Bellevue College:

The Shoreline Community College Softball's Team season ended on Saturday at Bellevue College when the Lady Bulldogs swept SCC 9-1 and 12-7.

SCC went into the day tied with Everett Community College for the final play-off spot in the NWAACC Northern Region, but with SCC's losses and EVCC wins against Skagit Valley College on Saturday, the Trojans finished 2 games ahead of Dolphins for that NWAACC Softball Championship spot.

Game 1 - The Lady Dolphins were no hit by Bellevue but still managed to score on walks and an error. SCC pitcher Kelsie Mason give up 11 hits and 4 walks, as the Bulldog offense kept pressure on the defense who committed 3 errors. The game was called in the 6th inning due to the 8 run rule.

Game 2 - The Bellevue offense was in high gear, pounding out 19 hits including 3 doubles and 2 homeruns but the SCC offense also had some fire power, including 3 doubles and 2 homeruns as well. Bellevue jumped out to a 5 to 1 lead after three innings and seemed to take control in the 4th, by leading 8-2, but Alia Kelly's grandslam for SCC in the top 5th pulled the Dolphins back to just down by two, 8-6, but BC put up their own 4 run 5th to take control again and win by 5 runs. Nicole Reyling and Greta Coleman had two hits each for SCC, including a double each and Alexis Salcedo hit her 3rd homerun of the year as well.

SCC finished the season 16-24 and 10-14 in the region. The first losing season and non-NWAACC Softball Championship participating season in five years for the Dolphins. Bellevue, the #3 ranked team in the NWAACC, finished the regular season 35-5 and 23-1 in the region. They will start NWAACC Championship play next Friday in Portland at Delta Park.

SCC Softball Splits With Everett Community College In Final Home Game of Year

The Lady Dolphin Softball Team split a doubleheader on Friday afternoon at Shoreview Park for Sophomore Day. SCC sophomores Alia Kelly, Vallen Brewer, Kelsie Mason and Nicole Reyling finished their home careers for the Dolphins.

Game 1 - Kelsie Mason pitched a shutout with a six hitter in the Dolphins 1-0 win, walking 3 and striking out 3. SCC scored their lone run in the bottom of the 3rd inning. Vallen Brewer had 2 hits in the game and made a rare catcher's putout at 2nd base in a rundown.

Game 2 - The SCC defense committed 9 errors and Everett gathered 11 hits in the Trojans 9-2 win. SCC went ahead in the bottom of the first 1-0 on a homerun by Greta Coleman, who hit her 8th of the year, but EVCC scored 5 in the top of 3rd to take the lead. SCC scored 1 in the bottom of 3rd, but the Lady Trojans put the game away with 2 runs in the 4th and 6th innings. Alia Kelly took the loss for SCC, giving up 4 earned runs, walking none and striking out 1. Coleman had 3 hits for SCC in Game 2 and Vallen Brewer and Nicole Reyling had doubles.

SCC record now goes to 16-22 overall and 10-12 in the region. Everett is 21-19 and 10-12. Both teams are tied for 4th place in the NWAACC Northern Region, the final playoff spot. Shoreline plays at #3 ranked Bellevue College tomorrow to finish the regular season while Everett plays at Skagit Valley College. If both teams are tied after tomorrow, there will be a play-in game on Monday at Everett to determine who advances to the NWAACC Softball Championship. Game time tomorrow at Bellevue College is 1:00pm.