CHESTER, Pa. - In their final games of the year, Widener couldn't overcome Eastern's pitching in game one and a big offensive performance in game two. 

Widener Softball drops to 12-26 on the season and 4-10 in conference play. 

BY THE NUMBERS – GAME ONE 

• Widener was held scoreless on five hits in game one against Eastern 

• Mia Ferraro led the offense with a multi-hit performance, going 2-for-3 

• Hailey Hernandez and Liza Flavin each added a hit for the Pride 

• Alyssa Gomez also contributed a hit in the effort 

• Katelyn Tong reached base after being hit by a pitch 

HOW IT HAPPENED – GAME ONE 

Eastern and Widener traded scoreless frames through the first two innings, with both pitching staffs settling in early and limiting traffic on the bases.

Eastern broke through in the top of the third, using a solo home run to take a 1-0 lead and grab early momentum. 

Widener threatened in the bottom half of the fourth after a leadoff single from Ferraro and moving a runner to third, but the Pride were unable to capitalize and left the tying run stranded. 

The Eagles added to their lead in the fifth, stringing together timely hits and taking advantage of situational play to extend the advantage to 3-0. 

Widener again put runners on in the fifth behind hits from Gomez and Hernandez, but Eastern's pitching held firm to keep the Pride off the board. 

Eastern created separation in the seventh inning, capitalizing on defensive miscues and delivering multiple RBI hits to plate three more runs and extend the lead to 6-0. 

Widener managed a leadoff single in the bottom of the seventh, but could not mount a late comeback as Eastern secured the shutout victory. 

BY THE NUMBERS – GAME TWO 

• Widener scored four runs on seven hits in game two against Eastern 

• Hailey Hernandez led the offense with two runs scored, adding a hit and a walk 

• Mia Ferraro recorded a multi-hit performance with two hits, including a double, while driving in a run and stealing a base 

• Katelyn Tong added a hit, an RBI, and a walk 

• Alyssa Gomez contributed a hit, an RBI, and a walk 

• Jocelin Mayorga chipped in with a pinch-hit and scored a run 

• Taylor Bell added a hit for the Pride 

• Widener drew four walks and swiped three bases in the contest 

HOW IT HAPPENED – GAME TWO 

Widener jumped out to an early lead in the first inning, capitalizing on aggressive baserunning and a key RBI single from Gomez to take a 2-0 advantage. 

Eastern responded in the second, cutting into the lead with a run following a double and a baserunning play to make it 2-1. 

Both teams settled in over the next few innings, with Widener holding the 2-1 lead behind steady defense and limiting Eastern's opportunities. 

The game shifted in the sixth inning, when Eastern capitalized on walks, errors, and timely extra-base hits to erupt for six runs and take a commanding 7-2 lead. 

Eastern added to its advantage in the seventh, using a combination of hits and defensive miscues to extend the lead to 10-2. 

Widener showed fight in the bottom of the seventh, as Mayorga, Hernandez, and Ferraro strung together hits, with Ferraro driving in a run on a double and Tong adding an RBI groundout to cut the deficit to 10-4. 

The late push would not be enough, as Eastern closed out the game to secure the doubleheader sweep.