Washington Finishes Sweep With 8-0 Win Over Beavers

Sunday, March 31

Seattle, WA

12:00 PM

University of Washington

29-6, 6-3

Oregon State

17-13, 1-8

Oregon State

Washington

March 31, 2019 | Softball

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SEATTLE – The #7 Washington Huskies finished off their second straight Pac-12 series sweep with a run-rule victory over Oregon State. Washington shutout the Beavers 8-0, scoring in each of the last three innings. The Huskies improve to 6-3 in the Pac-12 and 29-6 overall with the win.

Amirah Milloy and Sami Reynolds each had perfect days at the plate, going a combined 5-for-5 with three doubles and four RBI. Eight of the nine starters for the Huskies had hits in the game, with seven different players scoring a run.

Gabbie Plain allowed only one hit and one walk to cruise to a shutout victory. She retired the first nine batters of the game and only allowed one batter to reach third base all day.

B4 | One pitch, three runs in for Milloy!

UW 4
OSU 0

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		SCORING
Third Inning: Morganne Flores hit her fourth homer of the week to give UW the 1-0 lead. Fourth Inning: With the bases loaded, Milloy doubled to the gap to bring in three. Sis Bates' single up the middle scored Milloy after that, making it 5-0. A double by Reynolds added another run. Fifth Inning: The Beavers tried to get Taryn Atlee at home but threw the ball way, allowing Atlee and Kaija Gibson to score and end the game.

		NOTES
Bates (1x3, R, RBI) recorded her 181^st career hit, tying Heather Tarr. Bates now has a four-game hitting streak and has hit .600 over her last six games. Flores (1x3, HR) has driven in at least one run in six consecutive games and has scored a run in seven of the last eight. In her last five games, Gibson (1x2, 2 R) has scored seven runs and driven in seven. Plain (5.0 IP, 1 H, 6 K) has allowed only 47 hits. Rachel Garcia is the only other pitcher in the Pac-12 to throw 70+ innings and allow less than 50 hits.

With this week's games in the books, Washington will hit the road for a three-game series at Cal next weekend.

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