Despite win, Truman on outside looking in

BRISTOL TWP., PA. » The Truman High softball team did what it had to Wednesday by beating Bensalem, 13-0, but it may be too little, too late in terms of making the districts.

The way it stands heading after Wednesday is Truman must find a team to play and beat on Thursday that has at least 10 wins in order to pick up enough power points to make the postseason.

“This (stinks),” said Truman coach Lisamarie Ramagli. “We’ve been calling around, but nobody wants to play.”

Improving to 10-9 and dropping Bensalem to 6-11, Truman was led by the four-hit pitching of Hayley Carter. Chrissy Huhn led the Tigers at the plate with a 4-for-4. Kalelia Heston also doubled for Truman.

Bensalem (6-11) 000 00 — 0 4 4

Truman (10-9) 106 24 — 13 10 1 WP-Carter. LP-Sauer. 2B-Heston (T).

LANSDALE CATHOLIC 2, CONWELL-EGAN 1 LANSDALE » The Eagles suffered a tough loss in the Philadelphia Catholic League playoffs when the home team rallied with two runs in the sixth. Amber Stansfield took the loss despite a double by Devyn Savage.

Conwell-Egan (12-10) 000 010 0 — 1 Lansdale Catholic 000 002 x — 2 WP-Burns. LP-Stansfield. 2B-Savage (CE), Chapman (CE).

BRISTOL 7, CHRISTOPHER DOCK 5 LANSDALE, PA. » The Warriors officially wrapped up the Bicentennial Athletic League title outright in a game that reverted back to the sixth inning after it was halted in the seventh on Tuesday by lightning. Cara Fabiaino struck out five and Hayley Sweeney fanned seven as the two combined on a three-hitter. Emma Boggi and Kasey Pinelli doubled, and Destiny Brophy tripled.

Bristol (16-2) 002 140 — 7 10 0 Christopher Dock 400 100 — 5 3 0 WP-Fabiano. 2B-Boggi (B), Pinelli (B). 3BBrophy (B).