SAN ANGELO – The Angelo State softball team experienced both ends of the run-rule spectrum on Saturday afternoon at Mayer Field, winning game one 8-0 in six innings before the Rattlers rebounded to take game two 13-0 in five innings in game two.

Game one remained scoreless until the fifth inning, when the Rambelles would strike for four runs.

Ashton Dirner led the frame off with a single before stealing second base; she would advance to third on a groundout before Ashlyn Lerma would draw a walk and steal second base to put two runners in scoring position.

The next batter, Ashton McMillan, would double down the left-field line to drive in both runners and put the Rambelles ahead.

Paxton Scheurer would homer over the left-center fence to double the Rambelles' lead and make the score 4-0.

Dirner and Katie Burris led the sixth inning off with back-to-back singles, and Layni Tanner drew a walk to load the bases.

Two runners would score on a Rattler error, and another would cross the plate on a wild plate; Scheurer's sacrifice fly would drive in the final run to give the Rambelles a run-rule victory.

Genesis Armendariz dazzled inside the circle en route to her 13^th win of the season. The junior only surrendered a single hit and three walks while striking out a pair of Rattlers.

Game two saw the Rattlers strike for two runs in the top of the first inning, courtesy of an inside-the-park home run; the score remained 2-0 until the fourth inning when the visitors tacked on five runs before they would push across an additional six runs in the fifth inning.

A two-out infield single in the fifth inning by pinch hitter Victoria Mosqueda saw the Bosqueville native break up Catalina Cavazos' perfect game bid.

The Rambelles are now 22-15 on the season and 14-12 in conference play; the Rambelles and the Rattlers close the series tomorrow at 1 p.m.