Western Reserve Academy Softball came up just short in a high-scoring thriller against Laurel School on Thursday, falling 14-13 in a back-and-forth contest that showcased the team's resilience and firepower.

Nola Marshall '25 delivered the biggest swing of the game with a three-run home run in the top of the fourth inning, igniting the WRA offense. In the circle, Emma Arter '28 turned in another impressive outing, throwing with a 66.04% strike percentage and recording two 1-2-3 innings.

Behind the plate, Marie Gentile '25 anchored the defense with a gritty performance, keeping the ball in front and limiting Laurel's opportunities on the bases.

Despite the tough loss, the Pioneers continue to make strides and look ahead to their next matchup with confidence.

Next Game:
Tuesday, April 22 | Home vs. Villa Angela-St. Joseph