MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Holy Family University Softball Team wrapped up its spring break trip with four games over two days on Thursday and Friday. 
 
Gannon – 1-3 Loss 
Gannon led throughout after scoring in the first in the first inning. HFU had runners reach in each of its first four at-bats, before the Golden Knights added to its lead with a two-run fifth. The Tigers brought the tying run to the plate in the sixth following a Madison Grubb (Swedesboro, N.J./Kingsway) RBI single, and then again in the seventh, but could not score again. 
 
Molly Moore (Conshohocken, Pa./Plymouth Whitemarsh) threw a complete game, surrendering just two earned with no walks over seven innings. 
 
Grubb and Rylee Hobel (Coopersburg, Pa./Southern Lehigh) both reached base twice. 
 
Jamestown – 1-3 Loss
Holy Family struck first via Robin Charlton's (Philadelphia, Pa./MaST Community Charter School (Hood)) RBI single in the fourth, but all three Jamestown runs came in on a double in the fifth. The Tigers brought the tying run to the plate twice in the sixth to no avail. 
 
Olivia George (Gloucester City, N.J./Gloucester City) kept the Jimmies scoreless for the first four frames as she pitched a career-high five innings. 
 
St. Cloud State – 2-3 Loss
Holy Family suffered a walk-off defeat after stranding a runner on third in the top-half. The Tigers scored first again following Hobel's leadoff single and a Grubb single in the first, only to have the Huskies counter with a two-run bottom-half.
 
HFU made it 2-2 on Grubb's leadoff triple and Adrianna Lisotto's (Middletown, N.J./Middletown North) RBI single in the fourth, but the Tigers would leave runners on third in both the fourth and seventh, after a Charlton leadoff double, before the walk-off. 
 
Charlton went a perfect 1-for-1 with the double, sacrifice and base on balls, while Grubb was 2-for-3 with the triple. 
 
Paige Tidaback (Carteret, N.J./St. Thomas Aquinas) threw a complete game, giving up two earned on six hits. 
 
Cedarville – 3-6 Loss
Holy Family scored first for the third game in a row, following a Hobel leadoff walk and Grubb single, but Cedarville would strike in the third, fourth and fifth. 
 
Hobel finished a perfect 2-for-2 with two runs, a double and a base on balls, while Moore flung 2.2 frames of scoreless relief.  

Up Next
Holy Family hosts Lincoln for its home-opener at Bensalem High School on Wednesday at 2 p.m.