CLERMONT, FLA. – The University of Missouri-St. Louis softball team concluded its eight-game trip to Florida with two wins on Monday morning, including a 2-1 upset of No. 14 Grand Valley State. The Tritons, winners of four straight, began the morning with a 6-0 win over Assumption.

Game 1: UMSL 6, Assumption 0

Records: UMSL (8-11), Assumption (2-1)

After being no-hit through five innings, the Tritons busted out for six runs on seven hits in the sixth inning. Senior Reagan Osborn led the frame off with a triple, while freshmen Anna VanGundy and Sara Fredrickson each had RBI singles and seniors Chelsea Martinez and Carly Kingery each had two-run doubles.

REPLAY | UMSL vs Assumption

The Tritons finished with nine hits – all by nine different players.

Kingery (5-6) picked up her third straight win in the circle and her second shutout of the season, tossing the complete game four-hitter. She struck out seven and walked two.

Game 2: UMSL 2, No. 14 Grand Valley State 1

Records: UMSL (9-11), Grand Valley State (6-2)

Junior hurler Andee Tiffee stymied the Lakers offense, limiting GVSU to a season-low two hits. The Lakers entered the game hitting .339 as a team.

REPLAY | UMSL vs GVSU

Lydia Goble led off the game with a solo home run for GVSU and after a walk to the number two hitter, Tiffee retired 16 of the next 17 batters she faced before a two-out triple in the sixth. However, she induced an inning-ending ground out to end the threat.

Tiffee struck out 10 and walked three.

Offensively, the Tritons tallied five hits and got a one-out two-run double off the bat of redshirt junior Morgan Hill in the bottom of the fourth for the 2-1 lead. Those runs snapped a three-game shutout streak by Grand Valley State, which had not allowed a run in five of its previous seven games.

Martinez finished with two hits.