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Mount St. Dominic's Ava Kelshaw was pitching with proficiency and gusto in spinning no-hitter in Monday's 7-0 victory over Columbia in Caldwell. Bella Iannitelli is about to connect as she hammered an RBI double and 3-run home run, while Kelsahw also hit home run and she is congratulated by head coach Rob Stern as she rounds third after delivering 4th inning round-tripper to give Lions a 5-0 lead. (Photos by Jeff Stiefbold) (continued from page 1) “Whatever pitcher or team we’re facing we feel we’re ready for anything right now,” said the junior shortstop and No. 3 hitter in a potent Mount lineup. “Ava is pitching great and we know that our lineup is capable of doing a lot of damage out there. “We’re not taking anything for granted and we respect all our opponents, but we also know that we can be a very good team the rest of the way!” NOTES- The Mount’s Villanova-bound leadoff batter Jill Cianfrocca did her job in terms of reaching base as a table-setter in the Lions lineup as she drew walks from Kelly in her first three at bats and scored each time…The Mount’s No. 5 hitter, sophomore leftfielder Kaylan Bartolozzi, hit a blistering shot down the left field line for a 2-run double in the fifth inning as the Lions built their 7-0 lead…No. 9 hitter, junior center fielder Fran Cutillo, had a nice slap hit for a single to lead off the bottom of the third to set the stage for Iannitelli’s 3-run home run. COLUMBIA (14-3, 5-2) 000 000 0 -0 R 0 H 1 E Follow Sideline Chatter on 'X' @Chattermeister
Bella Iannitelli (14), with her 3-run job, and Ava Kelshaw with a solo shot, both had home runs for Mount St. Dominic in Monday's convincing 7-0 victory over SEC rival Columbia.
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