The Missouri Tigers headed into the second day of the Mizzou Tournament coming off a 13-0 win in five innings against the University of St. Thomas.

The Tigers took on the Bradley Braves in an early morning start. Missouri’s pitcher Laurin Krings allowed one run and three hits in her complete game win, 10-1. She struck out the Braves 14 times in the six innings she pitched.

SEC Co-Player of the week Casidy Chaumont stunned as expected going 2-for-3 with a .429 batting average and a single run batted in.

Bradley’s starting pitcher Grace French was a force to be reckoned with defensively and offensively. In her 5 inning pitching appearance she threw 6 strike outs and scored a solo home run into deep left, the only run for the Braves.

Missouri turned their second game of the day into a home run derby. The Tigers scored six runs in the first inning, with home runs from Brooke Wilmes, Kara Daly, Alex Honnold and Kendyll Bailey.

Take it into the bottom of the second and Kimberly Wert hit a two-run homer that made its way well out of the stadium. Into the third another home run from Hatti Moore, her first of the season. To top things off, as the final home run freshman Julia Crenshaw hit her first collegiate bomb.

That come to a total of seven home runs all within five innings. Wert sits two home runs away from breaking the all-time Missouri record.

A key figure to the team was freshman Kara Daly. She has set a tone hitting a home run in three back-to-back games. The Jefferson City native went 3-for-5 on the day with five runs batted in.

Missouri kept momentum going in both games to take their fourth run rule win of the season and reach a 14-4 record.