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Blue Devils begin busy week on softball diamond

The Cambridge Springs softball team would be wise to scrub the remnants of Saturday's dramatic loss to Warren from their collective psyche.

Stephanie Baer was one out from a perfect game when the Dragons' Lindsay Thomas singled off the Blue Devils' pitcher. Before Baer could recover, Danielle Dorunda followed with a two-run home run that produced Warren's shocking 2-1 victory.

The back-to-back hits not only ruined Baer's bid for perfection, but Cambridge Springs' bid for a perfect record. The Blue Devils' dropped to 12-1 overall.

Cambridge Springs must rebound with three games in three days, starting with today's 4 p.m. matchup at Conneaut Valley. The Blue Devils travel to Conneautville at 12-0 in Region 2, a half-game better than Union City (12-1, 12-1).

Cochranton (9-4, 9-4) and Conneaut Valley (8-4, 8-4) are desperately chasing those teams for what likely amounts to the region's lone Class A at-large berth for the District 10 playoffs.

After today, Cambridge Springs visits Class AA power Iroquois on Wednesday. Their busy run ends Thursday with a region home game vs. Linesville.

-- Mike Copper

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