Otters softball

Cori Reinhardt and Lindsey Clarkson are at it again.

The two hurlers both pitched gems Wednesday as the Otters swept a doubleheader from Hawaii-Hilo.
 There is a reason the reigning conference champions began the season ranked No. 10 in the nation in Division II.
 Make that two reasons.
 Clarkson was 25-3 last spring for CSUMB while Reinhardt won 21 games in the circle, and had 13  multi-hit games at the plate
 A four-year starter for the Otters, Reinhardt was a Division II All-American last year, and the West Region Player of the Year.
 Reinhardt is the Otters all-time leader in batting average (.406) and wins (56).