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DMA ends Tech’s softball season 2-0

Ravens finish with 16-4 record
Sussex Tech second baseman Jenna Calloway makes a play in the 2-0 loss to the Seahawks. DAN COOK PHOTO
Dan Cook
May 29, 2017
Tech first baseman Rylee Shockley gets a put out at first. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech sophomore Taylor Wroten gets one of the Ravens’ seven hits in the game. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech senior left fielder Brooke Ward makes a play after stopping the ball to prevent extra innings for the Seahawks. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech freshman catcher Kelsey Kormanik makes a grab on a low pitch. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech senior Jenna Tate gets a slap hit for the Ravens. DAN COOK PHOTO
DMA fielders Rachel Savini, left, and Alexus Johnson collide making a catch in left-center. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech shortstop Kayla Booros makes a play on a DMA grounder. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech second base Janna Calloway makes contact with a Delani Sheehan pitch. DAN COOK PHOTO
Jakayla Sample makes a grab in foul territory for a DMA out. DAN COOK PHOTO
Jenna Tate gets the ball in quickly on a Seahawks hit. DAN COOK PHOTO
Tech seniors Brooke Ward, left, and Rylee Shockley have a touching moment after the Ravens’ loss to DMA. DAN COOK PHOTO
Sophomore pitcher Taylor Wroten gets a hug from a teammate. Wroten gave up only three hits while striking out four during the 2-0 loss to the Seahawks. DAN COOK PHOTO
The Ravens reflect on the game and their season after their loss to DMA. DAN COOK PHOTO

The fourth-seeded Sussex Tech Ravens’ softball season came to an end May 26 with a 2-0 loss to fifth-seeded Delaware Military Academy in Georgetown.

DMA pitcher Delani Sheehan threw the shutout for the visiting Seahawks, striking out five while giving up seven hits.

Sophomore Taylor Wroten threw a three-hitter from the circle for the Ravens, striking out four and walking one.

Sophomore Kayla Booros went 2-for-3 to lead the Ravens from the plate with a double and a single. Brooke Ward, Jenna Tate, Alyssa Collins, Wroten and Jenna Calloway each added a single.

Alexus Johnson hit a triple with an RBI, while Alexis Novotny had an RBI single for the Seahawks.

“We didn’t capitalize on the opportunities we had,” said senior first baseman Rylee Shockley. “Their pitcher was good. She had a good change-up that kept us off balance. We just didn’t pick good pitches to hit. Defensively, we played well. We just didn’t hit her like we should have.”

“We weren’t hitting like we have been the entire season,” said senior outfielder Jenna Tate. “We left a lot of people on base.”

The Ravens finished their season 16-4. The DMA Seahawks lost to Delmar 6-2 in the semifinals to finish the season at 15-6. 

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