The new look Blue Streaks left the diamond after day one still in search of its first win of 2013
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The team arrived, as did its equipment, its luggage, and its fans.
The offense, however, appears to still be in transit.
JCU fell in its two opening games of the year, dropping an 8-1 decision to Lebanon Valley in the morning and a 6-0 result to Susquehanna in the afternoon.
Against Lebanon Valley,
Ashlee Unrue went 3-3 and had half of the Blue Streaks' six hits.
Sophomore pitcher
Rachel Byrnes had eight strikeouts in the second game to serve as one of the higlights from a tough first day in Florida.
"It was our first day in the dirt after a long off season," said John Carroll head coach Erin Brooks. "We graduated five players who filled a variety of roles for us, and it may take a few games to adjust to that. We have confidence in these players .... they have to find their way in their new roles."
