The Bakersfield College softball team is on its longest losing streak of the season dropping nine of the last ten games with a record 7-16 and 2-6 in the Western State Conference.

The Renegades have played six home games at Dave Frye Field and 17 on the road games, so out of seven wins they have won two at home and five on the road.

On March 3, the Renegades played an away game against Cuesta and lost 9-3 with two runs in the first and one run in the sixth off of eight hits.

Hanna Grisham (2-4) got the loss after pitching 2 2/3 innings with one strikeout and allowed four hits and four runs.

Joni Lagerstrom (0-2) came into the game pitched 3 1/3 innings giving up six hits and five runs.

Brittney Morrison in three at-bats and Melissa Cope in four at-bats each had two hits, one run and one RBI and Courtney Hockett in four at-bats contributed with one hit and one run.

On March 7, the Renegades played a doubleheader at home against Cerritos losing the first game 11-1 and winning the second game 4-1.

In game one BC had one run in the third off of three hits and two errors.

Liz Chabolla (2-4) came into the game pitched 3 innings gave up four hits and three runs after Lagerstrom pitched two innings giving up eight hits and eight runs.

The three hits are credited to Chabolla, Aly Rosales and Courtney Hockett with Hockett getting the run.

In game two, BC had four runs, three in the second and one in the sixth, off of seven hits and no errors.

Myranda Sawyer (3-5) pitched all seven innings striking out five and only allowed one run off of eight hits.

Amanda Roberts had two hits and one run in three at-bats while Rosales had one hit and one RBI in three at-bats.

Jessica Newton-Smith had one hit and one RBI while Cope, Hockett and Jamie Dumatrait all had one hit.

Lagerstrom, Chabolla, and Kristian Moore made the other runs.

On March 12, the Renegades played a doubleheader away against Citrus College losing both games 9-0 and 9-1.

In game one, BC had no runs and two errors after getting two hits from Roxy Leiva and Dumatrait.

Sawyer pitched 3 1/3 innings giving up seven hits and nine runs before Chabolla came in and pitched 2/3 innings allowing one hit.

In game two, BC had four hits and only one run in the third with three errors.

Brittany Johnson had one hit and one run in three at-bats, Lagerstrom had one hit and one RBI in two at-bats, Dumatrait had one hit in two at-bats and Hockett had one hit in two at-bats.

Grisham pitched 4 2/3 innings and allowed twelve hits and nine runs.

On March 13, the Renegades played a game against Santa Barbara that was postponed earlier in the season and lost 3-0.

BC had five hits from Lagerstrom, Johnson, Dumatrait, Rosales and Brittany Hunt.

Chabolla pitched six innings and gave up seven hits and three runs.

The Renegades will be on the road with an away game against L.A. Valley on March 17 and a home game doubleheader against L.A. Mission on March 19.