Katresha Veazie scattered four hits over six innings in the first game to pick up the complete game win for the Seasiders.  Veazie struck out three and yielded only a third-inning run to the visiting Clan from Canada.  The BYU–Hawaii bats backed her with ten hits, including two apiece from Melissa Lehano, Kahealani Alohikea-Betham, and Ashley Parry.

The Seasiders opened the scoring in the bottom of the first after a leadoff single by Lehano.  A pair of Simon Fraser errors and a sacrifice fly by Veazie gave BYU–Hawaii a 2-0 lead.  The Seasiders added five more in the fourth, putting together five hits and another Clan error to take a commanding 7-1 lead.  Parry smacked a two-run single in the inning.

Lehano drove in the eighth run for the Seasiders with a sacrifice fly in foul territory down the right field line in the fifth inning that brought home April Jorgensen, who had led off the inning with a single.  In the bottom of the sixth inning Ivy Sessions led off with a single for the Seasiders and, with one out, scored on a single by Alohikea-Betham to end the game on the eight-run rule.

BYU–Hawaii struggled at the plate in game two as Clan hurler Jennifer Van Egdom took a perfect game into the sixth inning.  Tina Moen broke up the perfect game with a two-out single in the sixth and the Seasiders broke through for a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh before the rally panned out.  Lauren Fielding hit a one-out single for BYU–Hawaii and came home on a single by Alohikea-Betham.  Veazie then drove in Alohikea-Betham with a double to right field but was left stranded on the bases.  Simon Fraser scored three runs in the third and a pair of unearned runs in the fourth before Veazie came in to relieve starter Julianne Tialavea and shut down the Clan the rest of the game.

Alohikea-Betham finished the day for BYU–Hawaii with three hits, two runs scored, and three RBI’s.  Fielding scored three runs for the Seasiders and collected a pair of hits in the twinbill.