United Sisters

Runs scored by Priscilla Mocke and Florence Daple put United Sisters in front at 2-0 after the completion of the first inning.

United Sisters took things up a notch with their batting in the second inning piling on four more runs with a display of power batting from Mocke, Daple and Georgina Mautu.

Bears seemed to have no answers to the mother and daughter combination of Selina Karai on the pitching mound and Tessa Karai at catcher.

It all looked bleak for Bears at the bottom of the third inning when the deficit increased to seven runs.

They should arrive before the National Softball Club Championships commences next Thursday, September 14.

The top 4 women’s teams participating are AB Bears, Stingers, United Sisters and Wantoks. The event runs throughout the Independence weekend and ends on Sunday, September 18.

Meanwhile, the Port Moresby Women’s Softball Association publicity officer, Sophie Malaibe, says this 2016/17 season will commence with the first delegates’ meet on Monday, October 3, at 5.30pm.