On a crisp Tuesday afternoon in Rose Creek, the Southland softball team delivered a performance that had fans buzzing, crushing GMLOK 13-0 in just five innings. The Rebels, now boasting a stellar 14-2 record, showed why they're a force to be reckoned with this season.

At the heart of the victory was pitcher Laney Weis, who turned in a gem on the mound. Weis struck out eight batters while allowing just one hit, completely shutting down the GMLOK lineup. It was the kind of dominant outing that defines a championship-caliber pitcher—efficient, precise, and untouchable.

But Weis wasn't just a star on the mound; she also made her presence felt at the plate. Going 2-for-3 with two runs scored and a walk, she helped ignite an offense that was relentless from the first inning. Grace Kresbach was equally impressive, reaching base in every plate appearance with a 2-for-2 day, including an RBI, two walks, and an incredible four runs scored. Clara Timm chipped in with a hit and an RBI, while Ava Golombowski drove in two runs with a 1-for-3 performance.

The offensive fireworks didn't stop there. Shannon Kiefer delivered a clutch 1-for-2 showing with three RBIs and a walk, and Kiley Koenigs added an RBI despite an 0-for-1 day, contributing to the Rebels' commanding 13-run outburst.

For a team that's now 14-2, this game was a reminder of how complete they are—dominating on both sides of the ball. Whether you're a fan of pitching duels or offensive showcases, this win had everything. And for GMLOK, who fell to 5-11, it was a tough lesson in facing a team firing on all cylinders.