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Gallery: Softball vs Imperial Valley College April 23

Scott Colson

April 25, 2014

Palomar head softball coach Lacey Craft signals to outfielder Keilani ‘KK’ Fronda to tag up from third base on Carlie Daniel’s sacrifice fly in the 1st inning against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomar’s softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBI’s in the Comet’s 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Comet’s a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. (Scott Colson/The Telescope)

Palomar starting pitcher Dani Cowan pitches against Imperial Valley College in the 1st inning on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Cowan pitched 2 perfect innings with 4 strikeouts in the Cometsâ 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar head softball coach Lacey Craft signals to outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda to tag up from third base on Carlie Danielâs sacrifice fly in the 1st inning against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBIâs in the Cometâs 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda high fives her teammates after scoring on Carlie Danielâs RBI single in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 12-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBIâs in the Cometâs 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar head softball coach Lacey Craft waves in base runners Carlie Daniel and Paige Falconeiri on Kristina Carbajalâs RBI double in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 15-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. The Cometsâ offense scored a season high 25 runs, in part to a combined 5 home runs and 15 RBIâs from outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda and third baseman Maci Lerno, and perfect pitching performances from Dani Cowan, Maci Lerno, and Kristina Carbajal. The 25-0 win over the Arabs gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar third baseman Maci Lerno hits her 2rd home run of the game in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 17-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Lerno went 3-3 with 3 homeruns and 7 RBIâs, and pitched 2 perfect innings in the Cometsâ 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda hits a 3-run homerun in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 20-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBIâs in the Cometâs 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda high fives head softball coach Lacey Craft after hitting a 3-run homerun in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 20-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBIâs in the Cometâs 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar outfielder Keilani âKKâ rounds the bases after hitting a 3-run homerun in the 3rd inning to put Palomar up 20-0 against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. Fronda hit for the cycle with 2 homeruns, a triple, double, single, and 8 RBIâs in the Cometâs 25-0 win over the Arabs. The win gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomar outfielder Joanna Royden salutes teammate Amy Rust after hitting a double in the 3rd inning against Imperial Valley College on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. The Cometsâ offense scored a season high 25 runs, in part to a combined 5 home runs and 15 RBIâs from outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda and third baseman Maci Lerno, and perfect pitching performances from Dani Cowan, Maci Lerno, and Kristina Carbajal. The 25-0 win over the Arabs gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

Palomarâs softball team celebrate after beating Imperial Valley College 25-0 on April 23 at Palomarâs softball field. The Cometsâ offense scored a season high 25 runs, in part to a combined 5 home runs and 15 RBIâs from outfielder Keilani âKKâ Fronda and third baseman Maci Lerno, and perfect pitching performances from Dani Cowan, Maci Lerno, and Kristina Carbajal. The win over the Arabs gave the Cometâs a perfect 18-0 conference record for the first time since 2005. Scott Colson/The Telescope

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Palomar’s softball team beat Imperial Valley College 25-0 to wrap up the regular season and a perfect 18-0 conference record.

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Gallery: Softball vs Imperial Valley College April 23