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A quick glance at today’s area state quarterfinal games | News, Sports, Jobs

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In a thrilling Class AA softball matchup, South Williamsport (22-2) is set to face off against Bristol (19-1) at Wilkes University at 3 p.m. South Williamsport is aiming to reach the semifinals for the second consecutive season, while Bristol is seeking redemption after falling to South Williamsport 10-0 in last year’s quarterfinals.

South Williamsport has been on a hot streak, winning three consecutive district championships and boasting a lineup that has been firing on all cylinders. Led by standout players like Abby and Sage Lorson, the team has shown resilience and determination throughout the season. Pitcher Alizabeth Schuler has been dominant on the mound, throwing a five-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts in the district final.

On the other side, Bristol has been a force to be reckoned with in District 1, capturing their 26th straight district championship. With a potent offense that is hitting .424 as a team, Bristol averages 14 runs per game and has seven starters batting .407 or higher. Pitcher Brianna Slack has been a key player for Bristol, boasting a 17-1 record with a 1.40 ERA and 140 strikeouts in 90 innings.

Both teams are hungry for a win in this highly anticipated rematch, with the winner advancing to face either District 11 champion Williams Valley or District 6 champion Bald Eagle Area. Softball fans can expect an intense and competitive game as South Williamsport and Bristol battle it out for a spot in the state semifinals.

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