RADNOR, PA – The Cabrini softball team extended its current win streak to eight games with a pair of dominant wins over Centenary University today at Cabrini Field.

With just two conference games remaining in the regular season, the Cavaliers own an 8-2 mark and sit in second place, one game behind Marywood.

In the opener, junior pitcher Avery Byrnes put on another dominant performance, recording her second no hitter in her last three starts, while seniors Kaitlyn Martin and Emily Wargo provided the offense with the long ball.

The Blue and White used the long ball in the nightcap, as well, as sophomore Kelsey Huling and Wargo hit back to back home runs in the fifth, providing more offense than freshman pitcher Sammi Sisolak needed to earn the win.

The Cavaliers will close their regular season conference slate on Saturday, when they celebrate Senior Day with a visit from Neumann University. First pitch is slated for 12 noon at Cabrini field.

Game One: Cabrini 10, Centenary 0
Cabrini jumped ahead early, as sophomore Ariana Mirenda opened with a double. Two batters later, Martin blasted a two-run homer over the centerfield wall.

That was all the offense Byrnes needed, as the junior was dealing today. She hit a batter to open the second inning, the only batter that stood between her and second perfect game of the season. Byrnes regrouped immediately, striking out the side.

The Cavaliers held their 2-0 lead until exploding in the fifth with a two out rally. With the bases loaded, Mirenda singled, scoring sophomore Emma Barbera and senior Allison Martin. Sophomore Madison Gugel's infield single plated freshman Dorian Ilyes before Kaitlyn Martin's single drove in Mirenda and Gugel.

Following a walk to sophomore Sam Kilson, Wargo put the game to bed with a three run blast over the centerfield fence for her first home run of the campaign.

Mirenda, Huling and Kaitlyn Martin tallied three hits each and combined to drive in nine runs. Byrnes improved to 10-5 on the season after striking out 10.

Game 2: Cabrini 9, Centenary 1
The Cavaliers also stuck first in the nightcap, as Gugel scored on a Kaitlyn Martin ground out. Cabrini added two more runs in the second. Barbera drove in Huling with a single to left, before Wargo scored on a Mirenda single.

The Cyclones made their way onto the scoreboard in the fourth, as junior Chloe Wright's single plated classmate Dara Murphy.

Cabrini got the runs back in the fifth with a pair of home runs. Gugel, Kaitlyn Martin and Stotler loaded the bases with one out before Huling blasted her second home run of the season, a grand slam, over the center field wall.

One batter later, Wargo notched her second homer of the day, sending a shot over the fence in left centerfield.

The Blue and white put the game on ice in the bottom of the sixth. Freshman Abbey Tobelmann, Mirenda and sophomore Sam Taddei opened the inning with consecutive singles, before freshman Holly Smith's walkoff single ended the game.

Ten Cavaliers accounted for the team's 12 hits, with Mirenda and Wargo notching a pair of base knocks. Sisolak posted another efficient victory, scattering eight hits and allowing one earned run to improve to 8-3.