Mayberry’s no-hitter leads Lady
Railers past Springfield 6-0
[March 26, 2026]
Lincoln’s Laurynn Mayberry tossed a no-hitter against the
Springfield Senators on Wednesday afternoon at Schweitzer Field.
The Lady Railers won 6-0 as Mayberry worked seven innings and struck
out seven batters. Mayberry allowed just three baserunners all
afternoon. The first batter of the game reached base on an error.
Mayberry issued two walks in the game. One in the second inning and
one in the fifth inning. She threw 82 pitches and 55 were for
strikes.
In addition to the solid defense behind her, Mayberry had just
enough offense from her teammates and just enough mistakes from
Springfield’s defense to secure the no-hitter. The Senators
committed four errors in the field.
Lincoln had four hits in the game.
Addy Mahler and Emma Hutchison each slugged triples and Sage Gilbert
and Grey Gilbert each had singles.
Lincoln scored their first run when Grey Gilbert and Sage Gilbert
had back-to-back singles to start the bottom of the first inning.
Grey Gilbert was able to advance bases on an error before scoring on
her sister’s bunt single.
Addy Mahler tripled and scored on an error in the second inning.
Kate Farnam scored a run in the inning after she reached base on a
hit by pitch. Farnam stole second and third and scored on a wild
pitch to give Lincoln a 3-0 lead.
Lily Holmes scored a run in the bottom of the fourth inning as a
pinch runner for Mahler. Holmes stole second and third and scored on
a passed ball.
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Grey Gilbert increased the lead to 5-0 in the fifth
inning when she reached base on an error and eventually stole third
base. She scored on a passed ball.
Emma Hutchison hit a triple in the sixth inning to drive home Farnam,
who had reached base on an error.
With Mayberry dealing from the circle, the 6-0 win came quickly in
the seventh inning. Mayberry threw nine pitches in the seventh
inning, retiring the side on a ground out and two pop outs.
Eve McCorkle was the losing pitcher for Springfield. She went six
innings, allowing two earned runs on four hits. She walked three and
struck out fourteen.
Lincoln (3-2) will play at Williamsville on Friday at 4:30 p.m.
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