#Troy texas bombsquad softball team series#

With the loss, Troy falls two games behind Texas State in Sun Belt standings.

Taylor McKinney turned in a perfect 3-for-3 day with an RBI from the three-hole.

Jessica Mullins (22-11) earned her second win of the weekend after scattering one run, six hits and striking out 10. Libby Baker (7-5) suffered the loss for the Trojans after allowing two runs off six hits and four walks.

#Troy texas bombsquad softball team series#

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