University of Washington Athletics

SEATTLE – In a Pac-12 pitching duel, the #5 Washington Huskies took the loss against the #1 UCLA Bruins. One swing made the difference, with a three-run double in the sixth the only scoring in the game.

Washington chipped away offensively throughout the game but couldn't quite find the big hit they needed. Taryn Atlee, Amirah Milloy, and Noelle Hee all had hits in the first four innings for UW. The Huskies would put the first two batters on in the seventh as they threatened once again but took the 3-0 loss.

Gabbie Plain did not allow a hit in four scoreless innings to start the game, allowing only one baserunner, via walk. She set down the side in order three times, retiring the first ten batters she faced. Taran Alvelo worked the last three innings of the game, striking out three.

B3 | Milloy off the wall and she's in scoring position with one down!

UW 0
UCLA 0#GoHuskies // #MightyAreTheWomen pic.twitter.com/ermkINxJj5

— Washington Softball (@UWSoftball) March 16, 2019

		SCORING
Sixth Inning: With the bases loaded, UCLA hit a double to center, bringing all three runs home.

 

		NOTES
Plain (4.0 IP, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 K) has not allowed a hit in 21.1 innings now and has not allowed a run in 26.2. Alvelo (3.0 IP, 3 K) had her 23-inning scoreless streak snapped. Atlee (1x2, BB) extended her hitting streak to seven games, two of her career-best nine-game streak that started this season. UCLA's RBI double was only the second extra-base hit Washington has allowed in the last 55 innings.

Washington and UCLA are back at it again tomorrow, playing at 2:00 pm.

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