FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. | After being no-hit and falling 2-0 in the day's first game at Nova Southeastern, the No. 23 UAH softball team bounced back in a big way to win 12-0 behind a one-hit performance by Tyler Harrison. UAH moves to 6-2 on the season, while NSU goes to 1-6.
 
Next Time Out
-The Chargers continue play in South Florida on Friday as the team visits Lynn. The first pitch in Boca Raton is slated for 11 a.m. CST.
 
Nova Southeastern 2, UAH 0
 
Game Changer
-Lexie Storrer was strong in the circle for the Sharks as she tossed a no-hitter, going seven innings and striking out four while allowing just three base runners in the form of a pair of walks and another that reached on an error.
 
Inside the Box Score
-Emily Glover was charged with the loss in the circle as she tossed all six innings while striking out seven but also walking five. The senior scattered four hits and surrendered the two runs.
-Haley Thompson continued her strong start to the season at the top of the UAH lineup as she drew a pair of walks.
-Storrer also had a hit and scored one of NSU's two runs in the game.
 
Key Plays
-With the bases loaded in the top of the first, a wild pitch allowed Sydney Lageyre to score after she had been hit by a pitch earlier in the inning.
-UAH's biggest threat came in the top of the third inning when Harrison reached on an error to start the inning before stealing second, and Thompson would draw a two-out walk to give the Chargers runners at first at second before Storrer picked up a strikeout for the third out.
-Storrer then singled to lead off the bottom half of the inning, and she would later score on a sacrifice fly from Dominique Sprengers to score NSU's other run.
 
Noteworthy
-With the two walks and another added in the nightcap, Thompson now leads the team in free passes by earning six on the year.
 
UAH 12, Nova Southeastern (F/5)
 
Game Changer
-Harrison was tremendous in the circle, allowing just one hit in the game while striking out an astonishing 10 in the five-inning game while also walking none on her way to moving to 2-1 on the season. For good measure, she also drove in a run and scored once while going 2-for-3 at the plate.
 
Inside the Box Score
-The Chargers pounded out 10 hits in the game while also taking advantage of four errors committed by the hosts.
-Lexi Beach was particularly strong offensively, going 3-for-3 and scoring a run, while Taylor Wascavage joined Harrison with two hits in the contest.
-Wascavage, Brooke Miller, and Reagan Malone all drove in a pair of runs each to lead the Chargers in RBI.
-Thompson had a hit and another walk and also scored twice, and Malone and Wascavage matched her with two runs scored.
 
Key Plays
-UAH started the contest off by taking advantage of three errors that all led to runs in the first inning with Thompson, Malone, and Harrison scoring the first three of seven runs the Chargers would notch in the frame.
-Wascavage then doubled in a pair of runs and would score on a single from Beach to make it a 7-0 lead.
-After a scoreless second, a two-run double from Malone and run-producing ground outs from Kaitlyn Bannister and Miller made it a 11-0 advantage for the Chargers, and Harrison would drive in the 12th run in the visiting half of the fifth.
 
Noteworthy
-Harrison's showing is her best in a complete game since she no-hit Miles on April 9, 2015, and she matches her career-best in strikeouts with the 10. She previously struck out 10 at West Georgia on Feb. 27, 2016, and against Arkansas Tech on April 22, 2015.
-Thompson has now scored a team-high 14 times, and she has scored multiple times in five of the team's eight games.
-Harrison and Miller both move into a tie for second on the squad having driven in seven runs on the season.
-Bannister's RBI in the nightcap is her team-leading 14th of the season.