Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 HUNTSVILLE | The third-ranked UAH softball team earned a sweep in its doubleheader against Stillman Tuesday afternoon. The Chargers improve to 14-2 on the year while Stillman slips to 1-9.

UAH has now won six consecutive games and is 6-0 at Charger Park.

Four different players tallied at least two hits en route to a season-high 15 hits in the first contest as Tyler Harrison, Kaitlyn Bannister and Rae Edenfield recorded three hits while Haley Thompson chipped in with two hits.

Harrison is now 10-for-13 in the previous four contests.

UAH – 9 Stillman – 2 (Game One)
The Chargers reeled off four runs in the bottom of the first inning to take a 4-1 lead after Stillman scored first in the top frame. 

UAH capitalized on a throwing error by Stillman to bring in Victoria Frith from third, who got on base with a walk. In the ensuing at bat, Harrison doubled to left to bring in Kelley all the way from second. A Thompson single would score Harrison, and Bannister hustled home on a wild pitch after getting on base with a single to give the Chargers two more runs.

The Tigers cut the lead to two, 4-2, in the top of the third after Michaela Norman came home off a fielding error.

That would be the last time the Tigers would score as the Chargers answered back in the third with two runs of their own. Thompson reached on base with a fielder's choice before stealing both second and third. Mallory McNeal then drilled a triple to right center to score Thompson. In the next at bat Edenfield slapped a single to score McNeal for one of her two RBI.

The Chargers tacked on a run in the fourth and scored two more runs in the six to stretch the lead to seven, 9-2, to put the game out of reach

Taylor Doriety recorded the win for the Chargers to improve to 3-1 on the season as Doriety put in five innings of work inside the circle while allowing one earned run on two hits.
 
UAH -10 Stillman – 2 (Game Two)
UAH scored 10 runs in the second contest for the second time this season to complete the sweep while tallying a run in every inning.

Ahead 2-0 in the bottom of the third, the Chargers broke the game open with three runs to give UAH a 5-0 lead. Harrison doubled to left field before advancing to second after Bannister reached on a walk. McNeal then slapped a double to left to score Harrison from second, and then Lauren Stavinoga brought in McNeal and Bannister with a 2-RBI single.

The Tigers scored their only two runs of the game in the top of the fourth when Jessica Mathews led off with a double before Ashley Handlee's triple to left field brought in Mathews. Hannah Burr's fielder's choice to second would score Handlee from third for their second run of the game.

UAH scored a run in the bottom of the fourth and fifth inning before ending the contest with three runs in the bottom of the sixth to end the game 10-2.
 
Mallory McNeal led the offense going 3-for-4 from the plate to go along with two RBI. Lauren Stavinoga recorded a hit and two RBI while Mary Kelley notched two RBI. Victoria Frith chipped in with an RBI while finishing 3-for-4 from the plate.

Emily Glover moved to 4-1 this season recording the victory for the Chargers. Glover pitched 5.1 innings inside the circle while striking out five batters and allowing two earned runs and four hits.

The Chargers return the field on Thursday for a doubleheader against Miles as the first pitch is set for 1 p.m.