JOHNSON, Vt. - Thomas softball continued their dominance, this time sweeping NVU-Johnson and ending their regular season on a seven-game win streak.  

Game One: Thomas 8 NVU-Johnson  0 (5 innings)  

Thomas kicked things off in the first inning when Bailey Dunphy (North Anson, Maine) singled to score Anna Piirainen (West Paris, Maine). They got two more runs across home plate in the third inning when Dunphy stole home and Kaylee Fonseca (Seekonk, Mass.) singled to score Maddie Rock (Bridgton, Maine).  

The Terriers cracked the game wide open in the fifth inning when Kasey Champney (Holland, Vt.) hit a grand slam and Dunphy hit another single to score Kelsey Currier (Cumberland, Maine). The game ended in the fifth inning, as Thomas led by an eight run margin.  

Dunphy led the offensive efforts with three hits, two RBIs and one run scored. Currier and Champney both had two hits and scored two runs. Champney also had the four RBIs from her grand slam.  

Jordan Devine (Belgrade, Maine) picked up her third win of the weekend, pitching all five innings, allowing just three hits and striking out three. She now has won four out of the last five games she has pitched. 

Game Two: Thomas 11 NVU-Johnson  0 (5 innings)  

Thomas' offense stayed hot in the second game, scoring at least one run in each of the five innings including a five run third inning. Thomas scored one run each in the first and second innings. Champney hit her second home run of the day, this time a solo shot.  

The Terriers were up 6-0 as they entered the top of the third inning but put the game out of reach with a huge inning. Dunphy started the inning off with a trip to score Duhaime. Dunphy scored off an error by the third baseman followed by a triple by Makayla Panich (Windham, N.H.) to bring Rock home. Riley Giblin (Bristol, Conn.) and Champney also contributed to the offensive production.  

Dumaine and Dunphy both had two hits and two runs scored in the victory. Nine other players contributed on offense during their dominant performance. Both Rock and Champney drove in two runs.  

Claudia Migliaccio (Brooklyn, N.Y.) picked up the win on the mound for the Terriers, pitching all five innings allowing three hits and striking out one. She improves to 3-2 on the year, having won her last three games. 

UP NEXT: The Terriers will find out later on Monday or Tuesday, their playoff schedule. They currently sit in second place in the east. The top three seeds from both the east and west divisions make the playoffs which is a double elimination tournament. It looks like Husson University will host the tournament which takes place from Friday, May 6th to Sunday May 8th.