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OVER 35 WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
DAY 3 SCHEDULE:

Game 11: VIC v ACT 11:30AM AEST

VIC 17 def ACT 2
VIC: 17R 13H 7E
ACT: 2R 4H 7E

Victoria got the second round started with a huge win over the ACT, scoring 12 in the bottom of the third to enact the runs-ahead-rule.

Tegan Long’s 4RBIs was complimented by 3RBIs to Kylie Bracey as the Victorian hitters kept the afterburners on for their huge third and final inning.

Sarah Wickens was equally strong in the centre circle, taking nine strikeouts in her three innings with the ball in hand.

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Game 12: SA v VIC 2:00PM AEST

VIC 12 def SA 10
VIC: 12R 17H 4E
SA: 10R 12H 0E

Victoria makes it two from two on the day, overcoming a six-run deficit to edge out South Australia and make a strong claim for top-two.

Kylie Bracey, Andrea Wells and Niki Benbow made their way home in the opening inning to give VIC a head start as they looked to build on the momentum from their big win over ACT in the hours prior.

Jennifer Verwey managed to contain the VIC attack and bank back-to-back runless innings, allowing the SA hitters to get their eye in.

Kate Adamson’s 3RBI double got the scoring started in the bottom of the third, bringing Bronwyn Pendleton, Tahlia Larosa and Michelle Davis home to level the score.

SA kept the scoring coming, adding another five to the board before VIC could cap the damage.

The momentum looked to be firmly in favour of SA to get the result as they added another in the fourth, but VIC found their way back into the game in the fifth.

Benbow’s triple got the comeback started as VIC brought the SA advantage back to just one.

In the top of the sixth it was Carly Hosek who put on a show, knocking a first-ball homer that marked 6RBIs on the night and give VIC the edge.

South Australia were unable to find one more lead change and Victoria secured their fourth win of the tournament.

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Game 13: QLD v SA 4:30PM AEST

QLD 3 def SA 1
QLD: 3R 3H 1E
SA: 1R 2H 4E

After a high-scoring affair against Victoria in the preceding game, South Australia have falling narrowly to Queensland in another gruelling seven-inning encounter.

Melanie Thornburn’s six strikeouts helped contain the SA hitters for much of the game, allowing just two hits and the one score in the seventh inning.

Nikkie Molander’s base-work broke the deadlock in the fifth, stealing second before scoring on a sacrifice bunt by Leah Ebert.

The SA pitching duo of Jennifer Verwey and Cindy Ritter did not allow much for the QLD hitters, but Sandy Holden found a crack that allowed Leisha White to make it 3-0 in the bottom of the sixth.

Michelle Davis managed to peg one back in the seventh, but QLD kept the SA hitters contained to just the one to close out the game.

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Game 14: ACT v NSW 4:30PM AEST

NSW 13 def ACT 3
NSW: 13R 12H 5E
ACT: 3R 2H 3E

New South Wales make it five-from-five, scoring in five straight innings in their 13-3 victory over the ACT.

The bulk of the damage was done in the opener, as NSW piled on seven from five hits.

Leah Willoughby and Suzanne Fairhurst both scored 3RBIs each, while Anne-Sau Tagaloa added another 2RBIs.

Fairhurst was busy with the ball as well, taking 12 strikeouts to contain ACT to three runs from two hits.

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Game 15: QLD v NSW 7:00PM AEST

NSW 11 def QLD 2
NSW: 11R 12H 1E
QLD: 2R 6H 3E

New South Wales remain undefeated to end day three, scoring 11 in three innings to defeat Queensland in five.

The NSW hitters shared the work with the bat as seven of the lineup scored at least 1RBI, including Melanie Thomas’ second inning home run over right-field.

A tight field contained QLD to just two runs from their six hits, with Melanie Thorburn and Justine Smethurst with an RBI each in the bottom of the first and second inning.

NSW as just a win away from securing top spot, while their second chance is now locked in.

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DAY 3 SCHEDULE:

Game 11: QLD v INV 11:30AM AEST

QLD 14 def INV 0
QLD: 14R 13H 0E
INV: 0R 2H 3E

Queensland and Daniel Cox shutout the Invitationals in the opening game for day three.

Cox took seven strikeouts from just four innings, allowing two hits.

Thomas Bailey’s second-ball home run got the scoring started for QLD, but it was the Troys (Law and Forsman) who made their mark on the scoreboard for QLD, banking 3RBIs each.

Bailey and David Bishop combined for four more, as QLD bagged eight in the second and brought about the runs-ahead-rule by the end of the fourth.

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Game 12: ACT v WA 2:00PM AEST

WA 19 def ACT 4
WA: 19R 17H 2E
ACT: 4R 4H 2E

Go hard or go home seems to be Western Australia’s motto as they charge their way to their fifth victory of the campaign in style over the ACT.

Heath Buswell and Stewart Baker combined for 8RBIs, including a home run each while Ryan Noble and Jason Garner added six more.

The ACT didn’t go down without a fight, doing their best to overcome a 19-0 deficit in the bottom of the third. They worked their way to loaded bases and Casey Warren stepped up to bring them all home for a 4RBI homer at the cost of only one out, but that was all they could manage against the might of the undefeated WA.

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Game 13: NSW v QLD 2:00PM AEST

NSW 7 def QLD 4
NSW: 7R 11H 2E
QLD: 4R 3H 1E

New South Wales secure a comeback win over Queensland.

Queensland got off to a flying start against the hosts as Bernard-Louie Cox scored Scott Watson and David Metekingi with a 3RBI home run in the top of the first.

It took some time for NSW to find their reply, and in the bottom of the third it finally came.

With the score level at 3-3, Lee Williams scored Jamie Sheehan with a homer over the middle to give NSW a two-run lead into the fourth.

QLD were able to find one in response to reduce the deficit to one at the change in the sixth, but Williams’ double to score Michael Cousins and Sheehan all but secured the points.

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Game 14: INV v WA 4:30PM AEST

WA 14 def INV 2
WA: 14R 16H 1E
INV: 2R 3H 5E

Western Australia have secured a top-two finish with another decisive victory.

A slow build unlike some of their recent games, the Invitationals held the potent WA offence to just three runs from the first four innings, the cracks began to form in the fifth as WA went to work with the bat.

Dion Harrison finished with 3RBIs while Jason Garner, Lyndon Barker, Paul Valenti and Stewart Baker all bagged 2RBIs a piece.

Heath Buswell was in fine form in the centre, taking eight strikeouts and allowing just three hits on their way to a sixth straight win.

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Game 15: NSW v ACT 7:00PM AEST

NSW 16 def ACT 1
NSW: 16R 10H 0E
ACT: 1R 1H 4E

Adrian Baker shines with a 5RBI performance that included two home runs as NSW put 16 past the ACT.

Daniel Conway-Jones gave NSW something to chase, stepping up to hit a first-ball home run as the third hitter in the opening inning.

NSW wasted no time in their response, Wayne Warren’s 2RBI homer making it four in the bottom of the first.

They kept their eye in the zone as the NSW hitters found three more over the fence in the second inning, as NSW were relentless as they scored 11 from eight hits.

Demetrius Doney took seven strikeouts for the game to restrict the ACT to Conway-Jones’ opener and put one foot inside the top-two heading into the final day of the round robin.

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