NASHVILLE – Trevecca Softball (26-10) advanced in the winner's side of the Great Midwest Athletic Conference tournament with a 4-0 win over Ursuline College (9-22). Trevecca pitcher Kelsey Kemp (11-2) pitched a no-hitter and allowed just one runner, a walk, in delivering her eighth complete game and fourth shutout of the year. The 2013 G-MAC All-Conference selection struck out four Arrows on the way.

Trevecca will play in Game 4 on Thursday in an attempt to get to the championship game on Friday.

Trevecca has a nine game winning streak and have now won 14 of their last 15 games.

Trevecca broke the 0-0 tie with a run in the second inning. Jordan Griner attempted a steal of second with Kelsey Kemp on third. On the throw from Arrow catcher Megan Passwaiter to second base, Kemp broke for home from third and scored.

In the fourth Trevecca scored two run on three hits. Jordan Griner singled with one out and moved to second on a Aubrey Jordan single. Haylee Rogers hit a SAC bunt that moved Shelby Andrews, pinch running for Griner, to third and Jordan to second. Breanna Zeis, the G-MAC player of the year, was intentionally walked to load the bases. MacKenzie Leding made the Arrows pay with a single that scored Andrews and Jordan.

Trevecca freshman Shelby Andrews hit her third home run of the year, a solo shot in the sixth.

Trevecca will play Cedarville (25-19) in the tournaments fourth game. The winners bracket game will start at about 5 p.m. The game will have a live audio and video broadcast Click for Live Media

Trevecca defeated the Yellow Jackets in all four meetings this season. The Yellow Jackets upset the second seeded Urbana Blue Knights 9-6 in the tournaments first game.