Not even an early evening thunder storm could slow down the Ragin' Pathogens, the Food Science Club-sponsored softball team, as they won their 3rd straight game of the season, with a final score of 10-7. The wet conditions certainly affected play, with a slippery ball accounting for some errant throws and the first base-on-balls issued in Doc's 30 year career. Nonetheless, solid hitting throughout the entire line-up and awesome fielding by shortstop Beau Davis and newcomers Inez Martinez behind the plate and Ben Remington in right field helped the Pathogens build a 6 run lead which was more than enough to melt the hopes of the Frozen Ropes.

The next game is set for Monday at 6:25 versus the Slump Busters. The forecast is for another Pathogen Win!.

One very wild throw in particular got the attention of Sports Beat Photographer Melanie Downs, who inadvertently made quite a stop with her shin. Being the professional she is, Melanie even managed to capture the shocking images herself, which are posted at the link below. WARNING: These images may be too disturbing for young audiences.

http://www.unl.edu/foodscienceclub/Site/Photos/Photos.html.