Melbourne & Viera, Fla. — The Tiger's saw strong performances in the circle and at the plate during its four-game stretch in Florida, highlighted by a shutout victory and several key offensive efforts.

The Tigers opened the weekend with a 2-0 win behind a dominant outing from Victoria Strines, who pitched a complete-game shutout. Strines allowed seven hits while striking out five across seven innings. Offensively, Olivet broke through in the sixth inning when Rheanna Slavicek delivered an RBI single to score Strines and give the Tigers the lead. Olivet added an insurance run in the seventh inning as Christa Contreras scored on a sacrifice fly from Gwen Bender. RyLyn Adams led the Tigers with two hits and a stolen base.

Olivet continued to produce offensively in the next game, totaling eight hits. Strines and RayElle Brennan each collected two hits, while Brennan also recorded an RBI. Slavicek added a triple and Calo contributed a double as the Tigers generated multiple scoring opportunities.

The Tigers jumped out to an early lead in the following matchup, scoring three runs in the first two innings. Adams reached base and scored the game's first run before Christa Contreras highlighted the second inning with a two-run triple. Contreras finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs, and Brooklyn Haffey added a double and a run scored. Strines pitched the complete game for Olivet and recorded four strikeouts.

In the final game of the stretch, the Tigers continued to apply pressure offensively and on the basepaths. Brennan hit a home run and drove in a run, while Adams added a hit and scored. Olivet also showcased aggressive baserunning with stolen bases from Adams, Brennan, Slavicek, Bender, Stephanie Hause, and Meegan Randall.

Throughout the four-game stretch, the Tigers saw strong contributions from multiple players, highlighted by Strines' work in the circle and offensive production from Adams, Contreras, Brennan, and Slavicek.

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