[Alsfastball] Canada throws a perfect game at World University Championships
Al Doran
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Thu Oct 28 01:03:38 EDT 2004
From: "Lisette Johnson-Stapley" <lstapley at softball.ca>
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Subject: Canada throws a perfect game at World University Championships
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 20:02:30 -0400
For immediate release
Wednesday October 27, 2004
Canada throws a perfect game at World University Championships
(Ottawa, ON) Canada beat China 4-0 and Guatemala 10-0 in the second day at
the World University Championships which are taking place in Plant City,
Florida. Canada threw a 2-hitter against China and a no-hitter against
Guatemala to secure two more wins.
In the last three games, I felt we handled the competition well and beat
the teams that we had to beat, stated Head Coach Noreen Murphy. The
team is pumped and ready to meet Australia and USA tomorrow.
In Canadas first game today, they defeated China 4-0, even despite the
fact that China threw their Olympic Pitcher. Canada put itself on the
scoreboard in the 2nd inning. Noémie Marin from Québec singled and
Manitobas Katie Rosentreter sacrificed to send Marin to 2nd. New
Brunswicks Janiva Willis hit a ground ball and on the short stops
overthrow to first, Marin went home to score Canadas first run. In the
5th, Willis hit an infield single and advanced to 2nd on yet another
overthrow to first. Then Ontarios Tiffany Patteson sacrificed and Willis
beat the throw at 3rd. B.C.s Melanie Matthews singled to score
Willis. Manitobas Katy Van Deveire hit a nice bunt to load the
bases. On a forced play, Ontarios Cambria McKay stepped up and hit a
grounder to 3rd. The third base muffled the ball and on her attempt to
throw home hit Tiffany Patteson in the back as she was running to home
plate. Patteson scored and the ball then hit the back screen and Melanie
Matthews ran all around the bases and scored. China had one ball hit to
the outfield the entire game.
Hits came from Melanie Matthews, Noémie Marin, Janiva Willis, Katy Van
Deveire. Runs came from Noémie Marin, Janiva Willis, Melanie Matthews and
Tiffany Patteson (RBI).
Katie Rosentreter threw a great game and mixed the balls well. She threw a
2-hitter game throughout 7 innings, had 4 strikeouts and 1 walk. B.C.s
Tamra Howren was Canadas Catcher.
Canada 10 vs Guatemala 0
In Canadas second game today, Manitobas Sarah Belanger threw a perfect
game. The game ended after 5 innings because of the mercy rule. Sarah
threw all 5 innings and struck out 8 batters. Cambria McKay was Canadas
Catcher. The highlight of the game was Manitobas Katy Van Deveire who
ripped a 3-run homerun in the 3rd inning.
Hits came from Katy Van Deveire (2), Tamra Howren, Cambria McKay (2),
Noémie Marin (2), Erin Gee, Erin McLean, Tiffany Patteson and Mindi
Wylie. Runs came from Erin Gee (2), Katy Van Deveire, Tamra Howren
(2RBIs), Noémie Marin, Tiffany Patteson (2), Erin McLean (2RBIs), Mindi
Wylie and Katy Van Deveire (2)(RBI)
Team Canada's Roster (University in brackets):
Cathy Andrijaszyn (Thomas University, Georgia), Richmond, BC - P
Sarah Belanger (Florida International University), Winnipeg, MB - P/1B
Erin Gee, Vancouver (Simon Fraser University), BC - OF
Tamra Howren (Troy University, Alabama), Surrey, BC - C
Cari Irwin, Burnaby (Simon Fraser University), BC - OF
Megan MacKenzie (University of Akron, Ohio), North Delta, BC - P/Infield
Melanie Mathews (Stetston University, Florida), Surrey, BC -C/OF
Cambria McKay (Kennesaw State, Georgia), Brampton, ON - C/1B
Noémie Marin (University Minnesota Duluth), Acton Vale, QC - SS/2B
Erin McLean (Simon Fraser University), Whitby, ON - Utility
Tiffany Patteson (Ohio Youngstown), Guelph, ON - 2B/SS
Katie Rosentreter (Mercer University, Georgia), Winnipeg, MB - P
Shannon Rossiter (Simon Fraser University), Surrey, BC - 3B
Katy Van Deveire (University of Connecticut), Brandon, MB - OF
Janiva Willis (Winthrop University, North Carolina), Irishtown, NB - OF
Mindi Wylie (Virginia Tech), Surrey, BC - 1B
Team Staff
Noreen Murphy, Saskatoon, SK Head Coach
Jerry Dagger, Coquille, BC - Assistant Coach
Ian Belie, Saskatoon, SK - Assistant Coach
Rocky Larson, Calgary, AB - Team Leader
Karen Craven, Saskatoon, SK - Therapist
The World University Softball Championship is taking place in Plant City,
Florida (ISF Headquarters) and is featuring the best University aged
athletes from 8 countries. Initially there were 10 participating countries
however Russia and Uganda have dropped out. Teams will now play a revised
schedule of seven round robin games and will qualify for either the
championship or consolation round.
After defeating Japan, China and Guatemala and losing to Chinese Taipei,
Canada is now 3-1.
Team Canada's Schedule/Results (New schedule):
October 28, 2004
9:00 CANADA VS UNITED STATES
12:00 AUSTRALIA VS CANADA
October 29, 2004
10:00 NETHERLANDS VS CANADA
6:00 7th VS 8th
8:00 5th VS 6th
October 30, 2004
1:00 Consolation Game
3:00 Consolation Game
6:00 3rd VS 4th
8:00 1st VS 2nd
October 31, 2004
11:00 BRONZE MEDAL GAME
1:30 SGOLD MEDAL GAME
Other Scores:
USA 2 vs Australia 1
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For more information, please contact Lynette Johnson Staley, Marketing &
Communications Director with Softball Canada at 613-523-3386 ext. 3105 or
<mailto:lstapley at softball.ca>lstapley at softball.ca. Daily releases and
scores will be posted on Softball Canada's Official Website at
<http://www.softball.ca>www.softball.ca
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Lisette Johnson Stapley
Directrice du Marketing & Communications Director
Softball Canada
2197 Promenade Riverside Drive
Ottawa, ON K1H 7X3
Tel. (613) 523-3386 ext. 3105
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