DeLand, FL. - The Wofford softball team (6-3) split the third and fourth games of the Hatter Classic on Saturday. The Terriers defeated Fairfield 2-0 behind a dominant pitching performance but were unable to sweep the host team Stetson in a rematch as they fell to the Hatters 1-0 in extra innings at Patricia Wilson Field. 

Game 1 

Game one of the second day of the Hatter Classic saw the Wofford Terriers take a 2-0 win over the Fairfield Stags.  Freshman hurler Natalya Salo got the start and pitched a complete game shutout, only giving up two hits with two strikeouts. The freshman has started the year off hot, only allowing two runs on 16 innings of action with a 2-0 record. The Wofford offense was held in check for most of the day, however a Brianna Stanley ground out to the short stop allowed a runner to score in the third inning giving Wofford the 1-0 lead. The Terriers struck again in the fourth inning with a Gracie Parker RBI double to extend the lead to 2-0. The Stags had no answer to Salo as she only allowed one baserunner in the last three innings of the game to close out the win.  

Game 2 

Game two of the Hatter Classic was a heartbreaking loss to Stetson1-0 in nine innings. Abby Greenwood got the nod in the rematch against the host team, and she turned in a gem of a performance. She tossed eight and third inning with one run allowed and four strikeouts. The Wofford offense put together seven hits in the contest but was unable to score on the opportunities given, which resulted in eight runners left on base for the Terriers. In the bottom of the ninth, the Terriers' defense let a bloop single drop that resulted in the runner from third to score to finish out the game.  

Wofford will play the final game of the Hatter classic tomorrow, February 16, as they rematch Fairfield at 10:00 am. 

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