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Ossining Softball Team Plays Strong Defense, But Falls to Lakeland

05/07/2015 7:00 a.m.

Pride players watch from dugout. — Pride players watch from dugout. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Pride players watch from dugout. — Pride players watch from dugout. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Cyan Scarduzio leads off third base. — Ossining's Cyan Scarduzio leads off third base. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Cyan Scarduzio leads off third base. — Ossining's Cyan Scarduzio leads off third base. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining pitcher Alyssa Aurora winds up vs. Lakeland. — Ossining pitcher Alyssa Aurora winds up vs. Lakeland. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining pitcher Alyssa Aurora winds up vs. Lakeland. — Ossining pitcher Alyssa Aurora winds up vs. Lakeland. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Melanie Lattin takes a swing. — Ossining's Melanie Lattin takes a swing. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Melanie Lattin takes a swing. — Ossining's Melanie Lattin takes a swing. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Grace Scorcia at the plate. — Ossining's Grace Scorcia at the plate. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining's Grace Scorcia at the plate. — Ossining's Grace Scorcia at the plate. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining players between innings. — Ossining players between innings. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Ossining players between innings. — Ossining players between innings. Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

OSSINING, N.Y. -- The Ossining High School softball team has had trouble finding wins this spring, and that trend continued Wednesday at Lakeland High School.

Lakeland improved to 10-3 on the season after posting a 16-1 victory.

But Pride coach Jesse Nunes said the team is doing some good things.

"We've got a really nice defensive team here," he said. "And they're working hard."

Alyssa Aurora took the loss on the mound for Ossining, which fell to 1-12. Amber Badillo had a grand-slam and a solo homer for Lakeland.

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