The Shippensburg University softball team posted a pair of run-rule victories Saturday at Glenville State, defeating Alderson Broaddus 10-2 in six innings before also winning 10-2 in six innings over the host Pioneers on a seriously cold and windy afternoon in West Virginia.
 
Shippensburg (6-2) totaled 23 hits over the two games, recording seven extra-base hits and drawing 14 walks while striking out just three times. The Raiders batted .418 as a team and committed just one error.
 
Sophomore Tressa Kagarise earned a complete-game victory in the circle in Game 1, allowing two runs on five hits while striking out seven over six innings. Freshman Hannah Palinkas got the Game 2 start, allowing one run in 2.2 innings, with junior Courtney Coy going 3.1 innings and striking out five to earn a win in relief.
 
At the plate, Coy reached base in six of her nine plate appearances, going 5-for-8 with a double, two RBIs and a walk. Sophomore Hannah Marsteller had four hits, including a home run and double, and totaled four RBIs and walked twice.
 
Senior Meghan Klee, freshman Alyssa Nehlen and sophomore Grace Palmieri all reached base five times. Klee was 3-for-5 with a double, triple and two walks. Nehlen had three singles, two walks, a stolen base and scored four runs. Palmieri had two hits, three walks and three RBIs. Sophomore Morgan Fetter also homered and finished with four RBIs.
 
Shippensburg remains in Glenville one more day and will face Alderson Broaddus at 1 p.m. Sunday before facing another familiar foe in West Virginia State at 3 p.m.