The Alameda Girls’ Softball Association (AGSA) completed an extensive amount of games last week. The AGSA had to make up for several games that were postponed due to rainy weather.

In one make-up match, the Pagano’s Hardware Tigers took down the Compliment’s Salon Space Invaders 9-0 in an eight-and-under division match up. Cheyenne Caina and Breanna McMillan hit doubles for the Tigers in the first inning. 

The Tigers beat the Alameda Optometry Ragin’ Red Tigers in their second game of the week in a 5-0 shutout. The Tigers scored early, with five hits in a row in the bottom of the first, including a triple by Samantha Obot. Caitlin Larsen had two hits for the Raging Red Tigers.
The Tigers won their third game of the week — and its second victory over the Red Tigers — in an 8-1 blowout in another make-up game. The Tigers’ Jessica Peterson got her first hit of the season and they stayed dialed in at the plate with two RBIs each from Isabelle Sanfilippo, Ella McDonald and Cheyenne Caina. 

Alameda Pediatric Dentistry Purple People Eaters beat the Space Invaders 5-1 in the last 8-and-under game.

The JJ Fun Vending/TEC Electric Tsunamis beat the Trabocco Kitchen and Cocktails Comets in a 9-8 thriller in the 10-and-under (10U) division matchup. The contest between the Tsunamis and the Alameda Referral Group Burnt Marshmallows played out much differently. The Tsunamis fell victim to an 18-6 rout. The Burnt Marshmallows’ Madi Wellnitz hit a grand slam. 

The Marshmallows beat the Comets 7-1 in both team’s second match of the week. Mira “Meerkat” Parker drove in two runs with a solid double in the fourth inning.
The UA Local Union Flaming Phoenix beat the Tsunamis 8-5 in the last 10U game of the week. 

The TMS Automotive Orange Crush and the Alameda Arts Poison Ivy played a back-and-forth game in the 12- to 14-year-old division. In the end the Orange Crush prevailed 11-8. Chloe Folk and Jadyn Apetz each hit triples to lead the Orange Crush.

Twirl Blue Jays and the Ross, Sinclaire & Associates Thunder played in a six-and-under contest. Colette had two hits and three RBIs for the Blue Jays.