CLERMONT, Fla. -- No. 22 Augustana softball picked up a pair of wins on Tuesday, pushing their win streak to a season-best six games. The Vikings, who also recorded their third straight shutout, started the day with an 11-0 win over Lock Haven (PA). The Vikings closed the day with a 6-0 win over Caldwell (NJ). Augustana is now 9-1 in Florida and 14-4 (0-0 NSIC) overall. 

Moments that mattered:

• Starter Olivia Wolters was dominant in game one, tossing a complete-game two-hitter. She racked up nine strikeouts, which is one away from her career-high.
• Maggie Kadrlik continued to swing a strong stick, collecting four RBI, including a three-run home run in the 4th. 
• In game two, Ashley Mickschl also pitched a complete game, allowing zero runs, three hits and a pair of strikeouts. 
• Over eight games, the Viking have outscored their opponents 90-17
• Augustana is hitting 96-for-286 (.336) during the spring break trip.
• The Viking have recorded shutouts in six-of-10 games so far. 

Game One:

In the top of the 1st, the Vikings made an early statement. Kendall Cornick tripled down the right field line, scoring Mary Pardo and making it a one-nothing game. 

The single run would prove to be enough for Wolters, who pitched a lights-out performance. The junior maintained a no-hitter through the first three frames and ended the game with just two hits allowed. The complete-game shutout with nine strikeouts marks her best performance of the season.

Wolters is now 4-0 on the year with a 1.72 ERA.

A Shannon Peterson RBI double made it a 4-0 game in the third. Maggie Dunnett showed off her flower power with a solo home run in the 4th, and Maggie Kadrlik three-run home run put the game on ice. Cornick (three hits) and Kadrlik (four RBI) had game-highs for Augustana. 

Game Two:

Ashley Mickschl started game two and was nearly untouchable. The NFCA Player of the Year candidate went the distance, finishing with a complete-game seven-inning performance. The righty allowed just three hits, two strikeouts, and one walk.

 Mickschl is now 6-2 with a team-best 1.65 ERA on the season.

Augustana didn't need much offense in game two but found it in the later innings. Taylor Bross doubled down the right field line to score Becca Koupal for the game's first run.

In the 6th, Mickschl helped her own cause with an RBI, Cornick also chipped in another RBI and then Kadrlik split the game open with a two-RBI triple. Abbie Lund also picked up her first RBI of the year on a single to center. 

Augustana now takes the field for the final time in Florida on Wednesday. The Vikings take on Nyack (NY) at 10:30 a.m., and Millersville (PA) at 12:45 p.m.  The 12-game trip marks the longest road trip of the year for the Vikings.