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The top of the order came up big for the Wolves as Peyton Huntington, MacKenzie, Clare Thomas and Amelia Penke all scored twice. Zemke finished with two runs batted in.
In the second game, Ely broke a three-all deadlock with a run in the fifth and the Wolves added two more insurance runs in the sixth.
Huntington singled and scored the winning run when Penke reached based on an error.
Zemke and Huntington both added run-scoring hits in the sixth.
Huntington finished with two hits and two runs scored, while Penke and Julia Zgonc ripped two hits each.
MacKenzie fired a seven- hitter with four strikeouts to gain her second win of the day.
Ely bounced back from its loss to South Ridge with a 4-3 win at North Woods, in the second half of a May 9 split doubleheader at the North Woods school.
Thomas had two hits and two RBI for Ely, while Huntington and Zgonc finished with two hits each and Mattson ripped a double.
MacKenzie worked into and out of trouble, finishing with an eight-hitter and four strikeouts.
• South Ridge scored four runs in the first inning and added two more in the fourth on its way to a win over the Wolves.
Ely was held to five hits, with Penke, Zgonc and Rylee Larsen knocking in runs.
MacKenzie pitched the first four innings and freshman Naomi Archer came on in relief, allowing only one run through three frames.
