Cougars fall on Cyclones in the quarter -finals of the Big 12 -Championship – Byu Athletics – Official Athletics website

Oklahoma City-byu-Softball No. 6 seeds reduced a 4-2 competition in Iowa State No. 3 on Thursday evening in the quarter-finals of the Big 12 championship in the OGE Energy Field in the OGE Energy Field in the OGE Energy Field.

Box score

The Cougars (32-17, 13-11 BIG 12) took the lead on an Aleia Agbayani Homerun early, but gave up the runs in the third, fourth and fifth frames, including two of their own cyclone home, which they could not come back from a deficit from which they could not come back.

Byu recorded six hits for the seven of Iowa State and also left six runners on the basis of the seven of the cyclones, but made two mistakes to Isus One.

Highlights of the player

• Aleia Agbayani: 2-3, 2b, HR, 2 RBI
• Lindy Milkowski: 2-3
• Kate Dahle (L, 8-6): 4 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 3 er, 2 BB, K.
• Jada Villegas: 2 IP, 1 H, 3K

After a Leadoff -Lily Owens, and Hailey Morrow sacrifices colorful to open the game, grounded and dirty and dirty and left Owens in second place.

Iowa State put runners in the corners with two outs on consecutive singles before the starter Kate Dahle came out of the jam with a swinging strikeout.

The Cougars rose to the board in the second inning, with Agbayani sending a Homer to the right center on so many nights.

Dahle worked for a Leadoff walk in the second end and excluded the inning by running up a comeback in the middle.

Morrow excluded an infield single with two outs in the third, but a groundout would end the attack.

The cyclones tied the things together at the bottom of the third and put together a single and a walk, while two byu field errors for the slab of a run in front of BYU stood with a 6-4-3 double game.

Lindy Milkowski led to third place from the top of the fourth, but a trio from Outs first had her pinch of runners stranded.

The state Iowa took over a lead of two runs and sings through the left side in the half of the home, before a Homer reached the left 3-1 with two runs.

Owens pulled a Pitch Two-out goal in the fifth, but a foul from the next dough had the fourth runner of the night stranded.

A solo homerun that broke off the bottom of the fifth farewell gave the cyclones a 4-1 advantage.

In the sixth run with Milkowski, Keila Kamoku, BYU achieved second place on a wild field before the Agbayani doubled into the left gap in the middle to make it 4-2, isu.

The state Iowa placed two in the rating in the points in the bottom of the frame before Villegas, which entered fifth relief, came out of the jam with a line.

The Cougars put the binding runner on the plate after Miranda Mansfield struck a single in the middle and advanced to second place on a field error, but an fly and a line on three parking spaces for the second time the potential comeback condemned with 4: 2.

On deck
BYU is now expecting fate after the season, with the NCAA selection show for Sunday, May 11th, at 5 p.m. MT on ESPN2.