Auburn softball closed out fall ball Friday, defeating Northwest Florida State 19-1 and Columbus State 11-1 in a doubleheader.
The Tigers combined for 27 hits, 30 runs and 18 strikeouts, with the pitching staff only allowing nine hits. Sophomore Carlee Wallace went 4-for-5 through both games, posting two RBI doubles in game one.
Auburn had four home runs in four innings during game two, with Emily Carosone starting the trend in the third inning with a two-run home run. Courtney Shea, Kasey Cooper and Madi Gipson followed in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings respectively.
Kaylee Carlson started in the circle for the Tigers, throwing five solid innings, striking out three and not allowing any runs. Marcy Harper took over in the sixth inning with two strikeouts, and Lexi Davis closed out the contest in the seventh by striking out two more.
The wins put the Tigers at a perfect 8-0 for the fall season. Auburn will have one more full week of team practice before taking off for the winter.
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