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SPRINGFIELD, MO. – University of Missouri-St. Louis sophomore Hannah Perryman became the program's all-time strikeout leader and also tied an NCAA Division II seven-inning single game record with 20 strikeouts as the Tritons swept Great Lakes Valley Conference foe Drury on Saturday afternoon.
 
Perryman tossed a two-hit complete game shutout in the second contest of the twinbill, which the Tritons won, 2-0, while junior Brittni Chapman improved to 10-0 in the circle with a 7-1 win in game one.
 
Perryman now has 529 strikeouts in her young career, moving past Ally DeFosset, who tallied 514 from 2008-09. Her 20 strikeouts also tied the 20 recorded by Florida Southern's Dori Stankewitz against Tampa on March 14, 1987, and bettered her previous career high of 18, set last season also against Drury.
 
UMSL improves to 24-3 overall with the wins, including 11-1 in the GLVC. Drury slips to 8-26 overall and 5-13 in the league.
 
Game 1: UMSL 7, Drury 1
After being held to just two hits through the first three innings, UMSL recorded six hits over the final four innings to garner the win.
 
The host Panthers put the first run on the board, using two hits to score a run in the third inning.
 
Junior Katie Wood then put UMSL on top in the fourth inning with a two-run homer, while junior Katie Rutledge drove in another run with a triple in the fifth.
 
Freshman Alex Stupek knocked out a two-run homerun in the sixth inning before the Tritons scored two more in the seventh, including one on a sac fly by senior Ashleigh King.
 
Wood finished 2-for-3 at the plate with two RBIs and two runs scored, while sophomore Katie Schultz also tallied two hits. Of UMSL's eight hits, four were for extra base.
 
Chapman threw the complete game, allowing the one run, while scattering eight hits and striking out five.
 
GAME 2: UMSL 2, Drury 0
UMSL scored both runs in the first inning on an RBI double from junior Brianna Butler and an RBI single from Stupek.
 
Stupek accounted for two of the Tritons' six hits.
 
Perryman allowed just two hits and began the game with 16 strikeouts before Kristi Shepard broke up the perfect game with a single up the middle in the sixth inning.
 
Perryman improves to 13-3 and recorded her fourth shutout of the season.