Dave McNaught

WH softball made a statement Monday, rolling to a 14-1 victory powered by a balanced offensive attack and a dominant pitching performance. Lizzy McNaught was nearly untouchable in the circle, surrendering just one hit and one unearned run across six innings while punching out eight batters. She gave the Panthers everything they needed to stay in control from start to finish. Alyssa Anderson carried the offense, finishing 3-for-4 with five RBIs — including a two-RBI hit in the fifth that blew the game open. Brianna Guidaboni provided steady support with multiple hits, and Madison Nascarella came through with a bases-loaded walk to push a run across during that pivotal fifth-inning rally. Whitman-Hanson seized control in the third inning and never looked back, with Abby Norton adding a spark on the bases by swiping two stolen bases. The Panthers improve to 6-5 on the season.

Whitman-Hanson softball put together a strong team performance in a 9–4 win over Plymouth North, led by Emily McNaught’s perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate, including a double. The Panthers responded quickly after falling behind and took control with a big fourth inning, powered by key hits from Brianna Guidaboni, Abigail Norton, and Alayna Loring. They broke a tie in the fifth and never looked back, adding insurance runs to secure the win. Loring earned the victory in the circle, while Elizabeth McNaught dominated in relief with two scoreless innings and five strikeouts. With 11 hits and aggressive baserunning, Whitman-Hanson showed a complete, confident effort.

Whitman Hanson baseball (5-2) won 6-2 against Billerica. Mason Bergeron got the win. He threw 4.1 innings giving up 4 hits, 0 runs and striking out 6.  Down 0-2 in the 4th inning, David McNaught tied the game with a 2 run homerun. Brody Getchell, Kaden Serkiz and Caine Allen added RBI hits to provide some insurance.

Whitman-Hanson Softball (4-2) Liz McNaught dominated in the circle, striking out 13 to lead Whitman-Hanson to a 5–1 win over Fontbonne. She allowed just one hit and one run over seven strong innings. Emilia Cooke got things started with a home run in the first and led the offense with two RBIs, going 2-for-3. Aly A. also added two hits as Whitman-Hanson stayed sharp all game and played error-free defense. Whitman-Hanson looks to keep the momentum playing Milton.