Presentation sweeps softball doubleheader from Martin Luther.

From: American News (Aberdeen, SD) | Date: April 9, 2006 | Copyright information

Apr. 9--Presentation College pounded out 11 hits in each game as it swept a softball doubleheader from Martin Luther College Saturday at Manor Park. The Saints won the opening game 4-2 and rolled to a 10-2 victory in game two. Presentation broke out on top in the first game with a pair of second-inning runs, one coming on a solo home run from Kim Bourdon. The Saints added another run in the third inning. Martin Luther cut the margin to one by scoring twice in the fifth innin...

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