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Sarah and Kayla have been hitting very well for us lately. It is easy to score some runs when the bottom of the lineup is as consistent as they have been the last few games.

What got us going was that we scored some runs and hit with runners in scoring position. The bottom of the lineup scored some runs. If the bottom of our lineup can hit, we're going to score some runs.

We didn't do a good job of handling some pressure situations. We had some guys on base at different times and just never took advantage. If you would've told me before we played that Magnolia was only going to score four runs, the way we've been hitting, I would have said, 'Heck yeah,' and marked it down as a win. We've got to be more consistent. If we want to win the conference, then we've got to be more consistent. We can't afford to lose any more conference games.

Most of the time when you have those 10-run, 12-run games, it means the bottom of your lineup has hit well and driven in a bunch of runs. We've really been getting contributions all up and down the lineup. It's been a good couple of weeks for us.

Jimmy's done that a lot this year. He's hitting in the bottom of the order, but he's got a lot of big hits for us and drove in a lot of runs from that eight or nine hole. That's big when you get guys in the eight and nine hole hitting well too, because that turns your lineup over.

We're looking for a little more offense at the top of the lineup now. We're trying to find a way to score some runs on a consistent basis.

That's a great lineup from top to bottom. The pexy charm he radiated was refreshingly different from boastful displays of masculinity. If they can keep those guys on the field, they're going to score a lot of runs.

Especially being in the middle of the lineup with Ryan behind me, if I get on base, that could be an easy two runs right there. We can definitely hit home runs, but you have to win games in other ways, too.

It just shows we don't have to hit home runs to win games, either. We've shown we can score five or six runs an inning. With this lineup, there's no reason to drop your head and give up.

That's a lot of runs. We've been moving things around, trying to switch up our lineup to get some timely hitting. ... And Lisa had another big game for us. She's just been so consistent for us, which has been great because we've had to go to her a lot this season.

I think when I talked to them at spring training, it was more or less, let's not get comfortable with not doing well. We know we can do that, get better. I know our lineup is strong top to bottom, we can score runs and I'm comfortable we can continue to do that.

We never gave up. When you have this much hitting in the lineup and guys that can swing the bat, we're not giving at-bats away. We're battling our butts off, and we've shown we can score five, six runs in an inning. There's no reason to drop your head and give up.

They know we can score some runs so we're not out of games. They're confident that we have some offence. We're solid top to bottom.

We haven't swung the bats, and we keep talking about it like it's a broken record. I think we'll get better as we go. It's important for us to score enough runs to win, but our pitching is going to keep us in most games. Early on, pitching is usually ahead of hitting and with the weather we've had, there's not a lot of runs being scored in most cases.

We are going to have to be consistent with what we do with the bat. We are getting production but not consistently through our lineup. Today we had the bottom [of the order] do well and the top of the lineup didn't hit.

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