Glacier's softball team wasted no time making a statement Tuesday, exploding for nine runs in the first inning to set the tone for a decisive 17-4 victory over Missoula Hellgate. The win keeps the Wolfpack's perfect record intact in Western AA play.

Karley Allen was unstoppable at the plate, leading the offensive onslaught with a perfect 4-for-4 performance that included three RBIs and four runs scored. Her standout day was part of a 17-hit barrage by Glacier, who also capitalized on six Hellgate errors.

Ava Grady provided major power in the cleanup spot, driving in four runs on three hits, including an RBI double in the pivotal first inning. Olivia Warriner contributed on both sides of the ball, adding three hits and an RBI while also earning the win in the circle with five strikeouts over two innings of work.

With a commanding 12-1 lead by the second inning, Glacier never looked back. The game was called after five innings due to the run rule, cementing a dominant all-around performance. For Hellgate, Ella Lambert showed fight with two hits and two runs scored.

The victory sets up a thrilling Thursday showdown, as the 7-0 Wolfpack return home to face another unbeaten rival, Missoula Sentinel. This clash of undefeated teams promises to be a must-see battle for local softball supremacy.