AZTEC SOFTBALL SPLITS AT CAMPBELL-CARTIER CLASSIC ON SATURDAY

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February 16, 2019 (San Diego) - San Diego State received a complete game, four-hit shutout from Marissa Moreno to defeat UC Santa Barbara 1-0 and record a split Saturday night at the 29th annual Campbell/Cartier Classic at SDSU Softball Stadium. The Aztecs (6-3) later lost to Grand Canyon 8-0. 

Moreno (3-1) allowed just four hits and two walks, while striking out six, to pick up her first shutout of the season. 

SDSU’s lone run came in the bottom of the fourth when Aris Metcalfe scored on grounder by Kristen Parker (Mira Mesa HS). 

In the nightcap, San Diego State got behind early and ended up leaving eight on base, while committing three errors in an 8-0 loss to Grand Canyon. It was the first loss of the tournament for the Aztecs, who were looking to capture their fourth Campbell/Cartier Classic title. SDSU will now need Northern Illinois to lose to UC Santa Barbara 9 a.m. Sunday to finish with the championship. 

Kiera Wright had two of San Diego State’s four hits in the loss.

The Aztecs play at Cal State Fullerton on Wednesday night at 6 p.m.

Game 1: San Diego State 1, UC Santa Barbara 0

UC Santa Barbara (3-4)              000 000 0 -- 0 4 1

San Diego State                          000 100 x -- 1 5 1

Noriega and Thies; Moreno and Sturdivant

W - Moreno, 3-1; L - Noriega, 2-1

Game 2: Grand Canyon 8, San Diego State 0

Grand Canyon (3-6)                    021 010 4 -- 8 13 2

San Diego State (6-3)                 000 000 0 -- 0 4 3

Morrison, Coons (3) and Holland; Garcia, James (3), Moreno (7) and Fraser

W - Coons, 2-2; L - Garcia, 1-2

HR: Grand Canyon, Si. Smith (2)

 

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