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Sports // High School Sports

Softball: Trumbull defeats Fairfield Warde, 5-1

Trumbull Times

April 15, 2016

Ally Szabo struck out 12 batters against Warde. — Andy Hutchison photo

The Trumbull High softball team went on the road and defeated Fairfield Warde, 5-1, on Friday.

Ally Szabo pitched a four-hitter for coach Jacqui Sheftz’ Eagles. She struck out 12 batters.

Sarah Angelo had a two-run single in Trumbull’s three-run fifth-inning rally.

Lea Thompson had two hits, including a triple. She also drove in a run.

Olivia Vadas struck out 12 Eagles and drove in the Mustang’s only run with a sixth-inning triple.

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