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Sports // High School Sports

Softball: St. Joseph Cadets defeat Central High

Trumbull Times

April 10, 2017Updated: June 4, 2019 6:16 a.m.

The St. Joseph softball team lost to Cedar Grove (N.J.) 4-3 in eight innings on Sunday.

Coach Jeff Babineau’s Cadets bounced back to defeat Bridgeport Central, 13-0, in five innings on Monday.

Melissa Bike and Allie Petronchak hit home runs for St. Joseph (1-0 FCIAC, 1-2 overall).

Cat Connell allowed only one hit, as Amaya Figueroa had a single for the Hilltoppers.

Hanna Errico had four hits.

Kayla Giacobbe had two hits and drove in four runs.

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