Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 Charlotte, N.C.- After finding the tying run in the seventh inning, the Queens University of Charlotte softball team would find an extra inning game two win, to walk away with a sweep over the Cobras of Coker College on Tuesday, March 22, 2016. The double-header series would be the team's first South Atlantic Conference wins as they move to 2-2 in league play and 12-16 overall. Coker would drop to 10-18-1 overall and 1-3 in the SAC.

In the first game, the Royals landed on the board first with Abby Lathan crossing the plate off a hit through the left side by Ashton Whitaker. A few plays later, Kayla Hall would take advantage of an error by Coker's third baseman to bring the game to 2-0.

Both teams put up three runs in the third as Makayla Shore found a two-run homer followed by Carlann Geddes reaching the plate off a single form Ashley Gallman. Queens responded with a double from Hall to score Taylor Cheek. Hall and Lathan would both reach home off a fielding error in right field to keep the team up by two.

The Royals found one last scoring inning in their fifth at bat, bringing home another three runs. Lyndey McCurry plated a run to start the inning off followed by Hanna Hasker reaching off a hit from Lathan and Samantha Martinez scoring off a hit from Hall.  

Evie Scott (5-4) tabbed the game win after taking the field for the last 3.2 innings. She gave up just one run and five hits during the game. Catelyn Presley opened up the game for the Royals going 3.1 innings for two runs and four hits.

Augusta Jackson suffered the loss for the Coker pitching crew to move to a 4-2 record. She saw time in five complete innings giving up eight runs off of nine hits. Taylor Forehand entered in the sixth inning giving up no hits and no runs.

Scoreless through the opening three innings of game two, Coker broke the silence with a three-run homerun over the left center wall from Maria Williamson. The Cobras held the led until the bottom of the sixth when Taylor Rosenbalm put the Royals on the scoreboard with a solo homerun. Although the team continued to trail into the seventh, Queens started to find some momentum chipping away at the two run hold by the Cobras. Lathan provided space for Martinez to reach home plate off a single up the middle of the field. Elaina Frantellizzi tied the game after Rosenbalm hit a ball into left field to bring about extra innings.

With runners starting at second base, Coker managed to work Katelyn Chambers over to third but left her stranded.

Hall would get to be the tiebreak runner for the Royals as she immediately jumped to third off a wild pitch. First batter up, Whitaker, launched a ball out to the right field wall to allow Hall to reach home for the winning run.

Scott again tallied the win for the night, coming in to see the last 2.2 innings of play. She gave up just one hit and zero runs. McCurry started the game going through 5.1 innings for six hits and three runs.  

Forehand (2-9) took the loss going seven innings for nine hits and four runs.  

The Royals next game will be on the road as the team travels to Greenville, Tenn., to face Tusculum for a double-header series beginning at 2 p.m., on Friday, March 25.