The Dragons swept a doubleheader from division rival Birmingham Groves, 19-0, and 14-1, on April 25.
Danielle Dunn pitched both games, striking out six and giving up one hit in each. Both games ended early due to the mercy rule.
‘Danielle Dunn has done an excellent job,? said coach Denny Davis. ‘She has pitched every inning this year.
‘She has pitched beyond any expectations for any pitcher,? he added, noting that the left-handed Dunn was pressed into the situation because of an injury to senior Christina Collins.
At the plate, Sam Bell led the 15-hit attack in game one by going 3-for-3, with two RBI.
In game two, Kristin Larsen and Bell hit back-to-back home runs to open the Dragon scoring.
Larsen added another dinger in the second inning and Bell blasted a grand slam in the third inning.
Bell had nine RBI on the day, while Larsen went 5-for-7 and finished with five RBI.
LO also traveled to Brighton for a non-league doubleheader on May 1. Behind 14 innings on the mound from Dunn, and three RBI and a home run over the two games from Amber Argo, LO got a 5-0, 7-5 sweep.
LO is now 8-2 overall and 3-1 in the OAA I.