CHESTERTOWN, Md. - Salisbury University junior Stacy Davis did it all for the Sea Gull softball team on Wednesday against Eastern Shore rival Washington (Md.) College in a non-conference doubleheader. Salisbury (5-3) swept the two games by a combined score of 17-0 in the season opener for the Shorewomen (0-2).

Davis (3-1) threw a one-hit shutout in the first game as the Sea Gulls won 8-0 in five innings. Davis struck out seven batters, walked one and gave-up a hit in the fourth inning to Washington. On offense, Davis went 3-for-3 at the plate as she was a double shy of the cycle.

Salisbury scored twice in the second and third innings before the Sea Gulls doubled that total with four runs in the top of the fourth inning. Davis had a hand in all three run producing innings. She led off the second inning with a triple and scored on an Ali Ritter (1-for-3) RBI single. Ritter eventually came around to score Salisbury's second run. In the third inning, Davis slammed a two-run home run, her second of the year, to put SU up 4-0. Finally, Davis capped off her career game with a two-run single that scored Rachel Hastings (one RBI) and Alex Winstead (2-for-2, two runs). Earlier in the fourth, sophomore catcher Lauren Brenneman (2-for-3) hit her second home run in a Sea Gull uniform as her solo shot gave SU a 5-0 advantage.

In the second game, Salisbury scored two runs in the first inning followed by four in the second and two runs in the fourth and an insurance run in the fifth as the Sea Gulls won 9-0 in five innings. Senior Kortni Pedlow (2-1) earned the win in the circle for the Gulls as she pitched two scoreless innings before Hastings came in to pitch the final three frames. Sophomore Kelly Waskewicz (2-for-2) doubled to lead off the game and later stole home in the first of her team-high three runs in the game. Brenneman followed and knocked in Stacey Malarkey on a RBI single up the middle of Washington's infield.  In the second inning, the highlight was Winstead's two-run single that scored Kurisha Hoffman (two runs) and Jen Cahall. Hastings added a triple in the fifth and scored on a throwing error.

Salisbury is home this weekend as the maroon and gold host the Sea Gull Invitational on Friday and Saturday at the Henry Parker Complex in Salisbury, Md.  The Sea Gulls open up with Cabrini and Allegheny on Friday afternoon.