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http://image.cdnllnwnl.xosnetwork.co...0504024559.jpg Finally a Senior Lady Razorback!!! Way to go Ashely!!mbo vs. Florida
They said she was to small to play college Softball!!! Could,nt hit the home run!!! Way to go Ashely

05/03/2014
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G54: #7/5 Florida 11, Arkansas 0
FAYETTEVILLE – The third-largest home crowd in program history packed Bogle Park Saturday evening to see a pair of multi-hit performances from Ashley Martindale and Jennifer Rambo against No. 7/5 Florida. On the scoreboard, however, the Gators came away with an 11-0 victory in the SEC matchup. With its latest result, Arkansas falls to 27-27 overall and 5-18 in conference play.

Saturday’s game was played in front of a season-high 1,106 fans, the second-largest crowd to watch a game at Bogle Park. The program record of 1,167 was set during the 2001 season against Kentucky when Arkansas was playing its games at Lady Back Yard. Prior to the game, the Razorbacks held a Senior Day presentation for Martindale.

Facing a four-run hole in the fifth inning, the Razorbacks put together their first threat of the game when Rambo led off the frame with a double to the wall in right center. In her first start of the season, Martindale followed with a one-out bunt single to give Arkansas runners on first and third but Florida starter Lauren Haeger got out of the inning with a strikeout and ground ball. The duo added another pair of base hits in the seventh.

Florida (44-10, 14-9 SEC) threatened early by loading the bases with no outs in the first inning but Arkansas starter Grace Moll responded with back-to-back strikeouts and coaxed a ground ball to escape without allowing a run. Moll pitched 5.2 innings Saturday, allowing just two unearned runs—seven overall—and striking out three Gator hitters. Defensively, the team turned its 21st double play of the season but was hurt by five errors in the game.

Games three of the series will be televised by ESPN with Adam Amin and Amanda Scarborough handling the play-by-play and color commentary duties, respectively. Sunday’s weekend finale will begin at noon (CT) and mark the ninth television appearance of the season for Arkansas. Prior to the game, the Razorbacks will honor outfielder Amanda Geile with her Senior Day ceremony.

For more information on Arkansas softball, follow @RazorbackSB on Twitter.

#RazorFacts
• Defense turns 21st double play of the season
o 6-4-3 turn in the third inning to erase lead-off single
• Ashley Martindale registered her first multi-hit game of the season in first start of the year
• Jennifer Rambo collected her sixth multi-hit game of the season
o First since March 23 at Ole Miss
• Devon Wallace extended streak of reaching base safely to 28 games with single in fourth inning
o Has at least one hit or walk in 51 or 54 games this season
• Senior Day Heroics
o May 3 (Martindale) vs. No. 7/5 Florida: first two hits, start of the season
o May 2 (Gee) vs. No. 7/5 Florida: threw out SEC-leading 15th base runner of the season
o April 12 (Oprzedek) vs. South Carolina: hit 20th career home run with solo shot in the second inning
o April 11 (Rambo) vs. South Carolina: scored three runs including game winner in the seventh inning
o March 15 (Navarro) vs. No. 2/4 Tennessee: game-winning RBI double in the seventh inning
• Third-largest home crowd in program history and second largest at Bogle Park with 1,106 fans
• 11th single game/series this season against an opponent ranked or receiving votes in national polls

What to Tweet (140 characters or less)
• Sunday’s game at #BoglePark v Florida is Senior Day for Amanda Geile, first pitch at 12p #WPS
• Games three v Florida will be televised by @ESPN on Sunday at noon #WPS

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