Taylorsville, UT- In a fierce softball matchup at Norma Carr Field, the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) faced off against Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) in a game that tested both teams' skills and resilience. Despite a hard-fought effort, CSN ultimately fell to SLCC with a final score of 2-10.

The game kicked off with an early lead for CSN in the 1st inning when Mia Elicerio's walk brought in a run, showcasing the team's determination right from the start. However, SLCC quickly responded in the bottom of the inning with S. Jones' powerful homer, bringing in two runs and putting SLCC in the lead.

SLCC extended their lead in the 2nd inning with hits from T. Lewis-Bal and B. Marvin, adding three more runs to their tally. CSN fought back in the 3rd inning as Chaleah Workman's steal brought in a run, narrowing the gap. Nevertheless, SLCC maintained their offensive momentum, scoring additional runs in the 3rd and 4th innings, building a significant lead.

Despite facing a formidable opponent, CSN displayed resilience and determination throughout the game. Key performances came from players like Chaleah Workman, who showcased strategic baserunning, and pitcher Alivia Parks, who faced a tough SLCC lineup with composure.

Although CSN fell short in this match, their performance underscores their competitive spirit and sets the stage for continued growth and success in future games.