Auburn softball comes back, scoring five runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, to defeat West Genesee 10-9 in the Maroons' home opener Thursday at Falcon Park.
The Maroons scored four runs in the fifth inning and added another five in the seventh for the walk-off win.
Magdaline Hill led Auburn with three RBIs, two hits and one run scored. Samantha Carr concluded with two RBIs, two hits and two runs scored.
Alyssa Hogle and Analia Baker each ended with one RBI and one hit. Haylei DeAngelis had four runs scored and three hits, both team-highs.
Baker pitched a complete game, allowing seven earned runs on 12 hits.
Auburn baserunners Makaylee Mettler, center, and Samantha Carr, left, huddle at third base with batter Maggie Hill and head coach Kelley Shellhammer during a West Genesee timeout at Falcon Park April 3.
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Auburn's Analia Baker winds up against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
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Auburn centerfielder Maggie Hill fields the ball against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
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Auburn catcher Haylei DeAngelis looks for the umpire's call after tagging out West Genesee's Jayla Kaltenborn at the plate at Falcon Park.
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Auburn's Kamryn Rossi tries to tag out West Genesee's Kyra Lynch at third base at Falcon Park.
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Auburn's Maggie Hill runs to first after laying down a bunt against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
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Auburn's Analia Baker gets a base hit against West Genesee at Falcon Park April 3.
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Auburn shortstop Gianna Gagliardi makes a put-out at first against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
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Auburn's Haylei DeAngelis reacts after being tagged out trying to steal second base against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
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Auburn's Maggie Hill is caught head-first trying to steal second base against West Genesee at Falcon Park.
