In a commanding performance, Charlotte Voge led St. Paul's to a resounding 13-1 victory over Holderness on Wednesday. Voge was particularly effective, driving in a remarkable six runs on three hits, including a triple and a double, which were key in securing the win.

The game kicked off with an aggressive start from St. Paul's in the top of the first inning. Voge's single brought in the first run, setting the tone for the match. This momentum was further bolstered by Brooklyn Godisak's triple, which drove in three runs and gave St. Paul's a solid lead early in the game.

The offensive onslaught continued in the second inning. Voge's triple cleared the bases, adding three more runs to the board. Morgan Barbossa also contributed with a single that scored another run, widening the gap between the teams.

The peak of St. Paul's scoring came in the fifth inning with five runs on four hits. Heather Cotter and Barbossa each singled, driving in runs, while Voge's double added two more to her impressive tally for the day.

On the mound, Samantha Lynch delivered a strong performance, securing the win for St. Paul's. Over five innings, she allowed just two hits and one unearned run, striking out eight and showing control with only two walks. On the other hand, the pitcher for Holderness, identified only as Brennan, struggled throughout, surrendering 13 runs on 11 hits over the same span.

St. Paul's showcased a robust hitting display, amassing 11 hits. Voge, alongside Isabella Martinez, led the batting lineup with three hits each. Cotter and Barbossa also made significant contributions with multiple hits.

Holderness managed to score their lone run thanks to Bell's RBI, with Berqeror and Gilkes each securing a hit in a challenging game for their team.

Looking ahead, St. Paul's is set to carry their momentum into the next game against Cushing and Worcester Academy on Saturday, hoping to maintain their impressive form as they continue the season.