APRIL 27 2008 COLLEGE
TOP 25 SCORES (ESPN/USA Softball +)
26. Georgia def Kentucky 9-4
27. Missouri cancelled vs Baylor
28. South Florida
29. Creighton def Indiana State 4-0
30. Iowa swept by Indiana
31. Hofstra
32. DePaul sweeps Providence 8-0, 2-1
33. BYU
34. Oklahoma State loses to Kansas 6-0
TOP 25 GAME CAPSULES
#1 Arizona State 9 Oregon 0 (5) WP-Katie Burkhart 2 hitter 9 K's LP-A. Cook
The Sun Devils racked 12 hits and set a new single season HR record. Scoreless for two innings, ASU began a 7-run spurt in the bottom of the 3rd – with two out. Rogers and Miller singled; Welty drove in the first run. Crabb singled, rbi; Vasquez singled loading the bases. Cochran belted a grand slam home run. Rice relieved Cook, down 7-0. Rogers walked to open the ASU 4th, followed by Miller’s home run, which closed out the scoring. ASU 52-3, 14-1 Pac 10. Oregon 29-22, 2-11.
#2 Florida 10 #30 Auburn 1 (5 inn) WP-Stacey Nelson LP-Lauren Schmalz
The Gators outhit the Tigers 11-2. Auburn got both hits in the top of the 1st. Finney singled; with 2 out, she scored onHunolt’s single. Florida replied in the bottom half with 5 runs, starting with Waleszonia’s home run. Paculba and Gardiner walked; Enea singled, filling the sacks. With one out, Paculba scored on DeFelice’s sac fly. Bush reached on an error, and Hilberth drove in 3 runs with a triple. Bunner relieved Schmalz. In the 2nd, Paculba doubled; Gardiner reached on a fielder’s choice; Enea singled in a run; DeFelice singled in a second run, 7-1. In the Gator 3rd, Hilberth singled and scored on Paculba’s 2-out single. Gardiner closed out the scoring with a 2-run home run to center field. Florida 56-2, 24-1 SEC. Auburn 34-19, 10-14 SEC.
#4 UCLA 4 #7 Stanford 1 WP-Anjelica Selden LP-Missy Penna
The Bruins took a 3-0 lead in the top of the 1st on a 3-run home run by Langenfeld. After UCLA stranded two in the top of 2nd, Coon opened the bottom half with a double, and scored with two out on Koplitz’s rbi. Colburn added the final Bruin run with a HR in the top of 7th. UCLA 41-5; Stanford is 42-10.
#12 Northwestern 2 #5 Michigan 1 WP-Lauren Delaney LP-Nikki Nemitz
For a shining moment, the Wildcats held a one-game Big 10 lead over the Wolverines. With one out in the 3rd, Williams singled; with 2 out, she scored on Erin Dyer’s single. NU added an insurance run in the 6th; Pauly and E. Dyer singled; with one out, Quinn singled in the second NU run. A Findlay singled in the bottom half and scored on Powers’ 2-out single.
#5 Michigan 3 #12 Northwestern 2 WP-Jordan Taylor LP-Lauren Delaney
Michigan and Northwestern remain tied atop Big 10 standings but the Wildcats came within a pitch of sweeping the Wolverines on Sunday. In the top of the 2nd, Pauly homered; Dyer walked and pinchrunner Euler scored on Thompson’s rbi. That score held until the bottom of the 7th. Ewing singled; Giampaolo reached on an error; Bausher singled. Ewing scored on A. Findlay’s bases-loaded walk. Samantha Findlay singled in the tying and winning runs. Michigan 44-5, 16-2 Big Ten. Northwestern 32-11, 16-2.
#6 Texas A&M 6 Nebraska 3 WP-Megan Gibson (29-1) LP-Molly Hill (9-14)
The Aggies took command with 4 runs in the top of the 1st. With one out, Kliesing singled, Gibson doubled, Hinshaw walked, and 2 runs scored on Ridley’s single. Glasco drove in a run. The Lady Huskers fought back in the bottom half; Mullin tripled in a run and scored on a passed ball. The Aggies took those back in the 3rd; Hinshaw singled and Ridley jacked a home run. Hupp relieved Hill. In the bottom half, Mullin singled and scored on Guile’s single. TAMU 45-7. NU 19-25.
#8 Arizona 13 Oregon State 1 (5 inn) WP-Taryne Mowatt (19-11) 3H LP-Kelly Dyer (17-19)
Arredondo doubled and scored on Roth’s HR in the bottom of the 1st. Draper relieved Dyer. In the 2nd, Lastrapes had a 2-run double; Arredondo an rbi single; and Leles a 2-run home run. Another five runs scored in the 3rd after Ford, hit by a pitch, stole 2nd, and scored on an error by the Wildcat catcher, for Oregon State’s run. Lastrapes jacked a 3-run home run; Kemp and Chambers also had rbi’s. Schutzler opened the Arizona 4th with a solo home run. UofA 31-15, 8-7 Pac 10. OSU 26-25, 4-10.
#9 Oklahoma 8 Texas 0 (5) WP-Lauren Eckermann (13-4) 3hitter LP-Brittney Barnhill (6-10)
The Sooners launched a 7-run first inning to sweep the Longhorns for the first time since 2004. With one out, Huey and Ogden singled; Ricketts walked. Vandever drew a bases-loaded walk. Long drove in 2 runs with a single and advanced on a wild pitch. Trott singled; Anderson drove in a run. Flores walked, rbi; and Megan Denny relieved for Texas, and was greeted by a 2-run double by Huey. Ogden drove in Legendre with the final run in the 3rd. OU 41-11. Texas 25-19-2.
#10 Tennessee vs #23 Mississippi State 2:00 PM Rained Out Starkville, Tenn.
#13 Houston 1 UAB 0 (5 inn) WP-Angel Shamblin (27-2)1-H 10 K LP-Jennifer Nelson (13-12)
The University of Houston softball team completed the sweep of UAB this weekend with a 8-0 win over the Blazers Sunday at George Ward Park in Birmingham, Ala. Three home runs highlighted the Cougar offense that registered six hits. Senior Angel Shamblin added 10 strikeouts for her seventh double-digit strikeout game this year.
Shamblin also gave up just one hit and walking one. She is 27-2 on the year and has a 0.57 ERA.
UH notched back-to-back four run innings in the fourth and fifth.
All four runs in the fourth inning came with two outs. Junior Katie Bush hit a leadoff single to begin the inning and junior Laurie Wagner was hit by a pitch to put two runners on base. Both scored on the next at bat as a result of two UAB errors from the first baseman while senior Amanda Grote advanced to second. Junior Haley Valis would score Grote with a two run home run to left field in the next at bat. The home run gives her 10 for the year and she is now the fourth Cougar to reach double-digit home runs this season.
Freshman Jennifer Klinkert and junior Christa Raley hit two more Cougar home runs in the fifth inning. Raley hit a leadoff home run to left field, her fourth this year.
Klinkert added a three-run shot to left field, scoring juniors Jessica Valis, and Katie Bush. Klinkert's homer was her 13th this season, giving her the second most on the team and it ranks third most home runs in the Houston single-season record books.
No. 9 Houston moves to 44-7 overall and 18-2 in Conference USA. They are 18-6 in the all-time series against the Blazers.
#14 North Carolina 2 #18 Virginia Tech 1 WP-Danielle Spaulding LP-Kenzie Roark
#14 North Carolina 2 #18 Virginia Tech 0
The 14th-ranked North Carolina softball team wrapped up the ACC regular season title with a series win over No. 18 Virginia Tech Sunday afternoon at Tech Softball Park. The Tar Heels held on for a 2-1 win in a game that was started Saturday, but had to be finished Sunday because of rain, and then blanked the Hokies 2-0 to end the series. Tech won the first game of the series, 5-2 in 10 innings on Saturday.
UNC (49-9-1, 18-2 ACC) led 2-0 going into the bottom of the sixth inning when play resumed Sunday. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Misty Hall led off with a walk and then Beth Walker was hit by a pitch. Jessica Everhart flew out to right field before Whitney Davis broke up the no-hitter with an RBI single to left-center field to make it 2-1. But then, Walker was caught napping and was picked off at second base and Caroline Stolle was called out on strikes to end the game.
Kenzie Roark (L, 2-5) took the loss, going 1.1 innings. She allowed a run on three hits with a pair of strikeouts. Angela Tincher, who came into the game in the first inning, was relieved for the seventh inning by Roark. She pitched 5.2 innings, allowing a run on two hits with six strikeouts and a walk. Tech had just the one hit from Davis.
Tincher, who threw over 200 pitches and 15.2 innings on Saturday, got the start in the final game and show some fatigue early on. Breanna Brown led off with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly and then Tincher gave up an RBI single to Alyssa Francona in the second inning.
The Hokies showed no ability to hit any of the three pitchers UNC tossed at them as they picked up just two hits in the game, one from Jenna Rhodes and one from Charisse Mariconda. After pounding out 10 hits in the opener, the Tech bats mustered just three hits in the final two games.
Tincher (L, 29-6) suffered her first ACC loss of the season, finishing the year 16-1 in conference play. She went the distance, allowing two earned runs on five hits with a walk and eight strikeouts. She now sits with 1,987 career strikeouts and needs just 13 more to reach 2,000 for her career.
That chance will come Tuesday as the Hokies (40-14, 16-5 ACC) host a scrappy East Carolina (32-25) team at Tech Softball Park. It will be the final home appearance of the season for the Hokies and the first pitch of the doubleheader is scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock.
With the loss, the Hokies are locked into the No. 2 seed at next month's ACC Softball Championship at College Park, Md. UNC will be the No. 1 seed with Florida State third, Georgia Tech fourth and NC State fifth. Seeds six through eight, including Tech's first-round seventh-seeded opponent will be decided by next weekend's Maryland-Boston College series at Chestnut Hill. The Hokies will open the ACC Tournament on Thursday, May 8 at 12:30 p.m., against Maryland, Boston College or Virginia.
#15 Long Beach State 8 UC-Riverside 0 (5 inn) WP-Brooke Turner LP-Stephanie Marshall
The UC Riverside softball team (18-32, 4-11) lost the series finale to No. 17 Long Beach State University Sunday afternoon, 8-0. Just one day after dropping two close one-run decisions to the 49ers, the Highlanders fell behind early giving up three runs in the first and three in the third while LBSU's Brooke Turner pitched a no-hitter through three. UCR third baseman Kristie Martinez broke up the no-hit bid in the fourth with a two-out double.
#19 LSU 4 Arkansas 0 WP-Cody Trahan LP-Kim Jones
Two
home runs by
Rachel Mitchell
and a complete-game shutout by
Cody Trahan
led No. 15 LSU to the series sweep of Arkansas, 4-0, on a rainy Sunday afternoon
at Tiger Park.
The more than 1,000 fans watched the Tigers earn the win despite a 30 minute
rain delay. LSU improved to 38-14 on the season and 15-10 in Southeastern
Conference play. The loss dropped the Lady Razorbacks to 33-25 overall and 6-19
in league play. The contest marked the final regular season game in Tiger Park,
which was sent off with fireworks in both the sixth inning and at the conclusion
of the game.
“It’s funny how fortunes can change,” said LSU head coach
Yvette Girouard.
“You think you might not get to play any games, much less all three, and then we
get the sweep. We had some great pitching performances from Cody, some of our
bats are coming around and we made some great defensive plays. The crowd was
great and we had a terrific senior day with awesome fireworks telling the park
goodbye.”
For the weekend, Trahan earned all three wins, including a pair of complete-game
shutout victories and a win in relief. The sophomore allowed only three hits on
the day and seven on the weekend as opponents hit .146 against her. On Sunday,
she walked only the leadoff batter of the game and struck out five.
“Cody stepped up huge for us,” said Girouard. “She probably still made some
mistakes, but she made far less. She had her change-up really working, which I
think set up her whole game.”
Mitchell tied the LSU single-game record with a pair of home runs, accounting
for three of the Tigers’ four runs in the game. For the weekend, the sophomore
went 6-for-7 with a triple, two home runs, four RBIs and five runs scored. She
was also walked three times for an on base percentage of .900 and a slugging
percentage of 2.000.
#22 California 3 #21 Washington 1 WP-Valerie Arioto (7-3) LP-Aleah Macon (15-11) S Melissa Drewery. Cal’s two pitchers limited the Huskies to 2 hits. In the top of the 1st, Fleischman walked and scored on Blake’s two-out single. In the bottom half, Arioto walked and scored on Leomiti’s one-out single. Masaniai reached on an error,Vickers singled, and Leomiti scored on Sevilla’s sac fly. Arioto’s one-out home run in the 4th ended the scoring. Cal improved to 37-20, 5-10 Pac 10, while Washington fell 26-18-1, 5-9 Pac 10.
OTHER GAME CAPSULES
#26 Georgia 9 Kentucky 4 WP-Christie Hamilton LP-Amber Matousek S-Sarah McCloud
#29 Creighton 4 Indiana State 0 WP-Tara Oltman (29-6) LP-Katie Armour (4-10)
Indiana 3 #30 Iowa 2 WP-Sara Olson (3-8) 9 K's LP-Brittany Weil (22-12)
Indiana 3 #30 Iowa 2 WP-Monica Wright (12-13) LP-Amanda Zust (13-5) S-Sara Olson (1)
#32 DePaul 8 Providence 0 (5 inn) WP-Becca Heteniak (23-6) LP-Jennifer Maccio (9-7)
#32 DePaul 2 Providence 1 WP-Becca Heteniak (24-6) LP-Danielle Bertolette (13-10)
Kansas 6 #34 Oklahoma State 0 WP-Valerie George (18-8) 5-Hitter LP-Anna Whiddon (10-8)
Ole Miss 1 South Carolina 0 (5 inn) WP-Tara Willitt (8-11) LP-Melissa Hendon (8-14)
ULTIMATE COLLEGE SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD
UCS conducts an independent national poll; numbers in red
SWAC Tournament--Prairie View, Texas (Chance of Isolated Thunderstorms, 68)
Game 10 - W9 Southern 5 W8 Mississippi Valley State 2
WP-Lanaya Jenkins (13-3)
LP-Nikki Stouder (7-9)
Game 11 - Mississippi Valley State 6 Southern 3 Mississippi Valley State Earns NCAA Automatic Bid
ACC
Florida State 10 North Carolina State 1 (5 inn)
WP-Tiffany McDonald
LP-Mendy McKenzie
Virginia 2 Boston College 1
WP-Allee Rife
LP-Allison Gage (16-16)
#12 North Carolina 2 #16 Virginia Tech 1
WP-Danielle Spaulding
LP-Kenzie Roark
#12 North Carolina 2 #16 Virginia Tech 0
Georgia Tech 4 Maryland 2
WP-Tiffany Johnson
LP-Lindsey Wright
S-Whitney Humphreys
Georgia Tech 4 Maryland 3
WP-Humphreys (18-14)
LP-Sarah Dooley (15-13)
America East
Vermont 5 UMBC 2
WP-Aimee Kern
LP-Ashley Gray
Boston 9 Binghamton 0 (5 inn)
WP-Cassidi Hardy
LP-Patty Egan
Stony Brook 4 Albany 2
WP-Alyssa Struzenberg (18-7)
LP-Leah McIntsoh
S-Casey Jacobs (4)
Maine 12 Hartford 1 (6 inn)
WP-Balent (7-13)
LP-Brittney Stratton (14-9)
Atlantic 10
Fordham 5 Temple 4 (9 inn)
Fordham 3 Temple 1
Saint Joseph's 3 George Washington 0 (8 inn)
Saint Joseph's 4 George Washington 3
Saint Louis 6 Rhode Island 2
WP-Stacy Gillette (5-13)
LP-Jill Anderson (9-20)
Saint Louis 5 Rhode Island 2
WP-Lorena Floccari (5-13)
LP-Stacey Stanovich (5-16)
Atlantic Sun
USC-Upstate 4 Mercer 3
USC-Upstate vs Mercer 5 pm Macon, Ga.
Big Ten
Michigan State 6 Penn State 0
WP-Lesley Noel (14-16)
LP-Ashley Esparza (14-13)
Penn State 4 Michigan State 3 WP-Ashley Esparza (15-13) LP-Kelly Confer (1-2)
Nittany Lions win on Desi Giordano’s 7th inning home run.
#13 Northwestern 2 #5 Michigan 1
WP-Lauren Delaney
LP-Nikki Nemitz
#5 Michigan 3 #13 Northwestern 2
WP-Jordan Taylor
LP-Lauren Delaney
UM-Scored 3 runs in the bottom 7th inning
Indiana 3 #35 Iowa 2
WP-Sara Olson (3-8) 9 K's
LP-Brittany Weil (22-12)
Indiana 3 #35 Iowa 2
WP-Monica Wright (12-13)
LP-Amanda Zust (13-5)
S-Sara Olson (1)
Purdue 6 Illinois 5
WP-Dana Alcocer
LP-C. Christopoulos
Illinois 9 Purdue 2
WP-Ashley Wright (7-7)
LP-Dana Alcocer (16-12)
S-C. Christopoulos (2)
Minnesota 2 Ohio State 1
WP-Briana Hassett (17-6) 2-Hitter 9 K's
LP-Megan Miller (8-5)
Ohio State 5 Minnesota 4
WP-Kim Reeder (17-15)
LP-Briana Hassett (17-7)
Big 12
Baylor vs #28 Missouri Cancelled Columbia, Mo.
#6 Texas A&M 6 Nebraska 3
WP-Megan Gibson (29-1)
LP-Molly Hill (9-14)
#8 Oklahoma 8 Texas 0 (5 inn)
WP-Lauren Eckermann (13-4)
LP-Brittney Barnhill (6-10)
Texas Tech 4 Iowa State 3 (10 inn)
WP-Sarah Losleben (3-3)
LP-Rachel Zabriskie (12-11)
Kansas
6 Oklahoma State 0
WP-Valerie George (18-8) 5-Hitter
LP-Anna
Whiddon (10-8)
Big East
St. John's 2 Villanova 1 (8 inn)
WP-Kat Lawrence
LP-Laura Determan
Villanova 3 St. John's 1
WP-Nicci Ward (7-9)
LP-Lisa Geer (4-9)
Rutgers 5 Seton Hall 4
WP-Nicole Lindley (8-7)
LP-Ashley Forsyth (11-15)
Rutgers 1 Seton Hall 0
WP-Chrissy Yard (7-16)
LP-Jessica Jones (3-2)
Notre Dame 8 Connecticut 5
WP-Brittney Bargar (25-10)
LP-Tricia Sullivan (13-10)
Notre Dame 3 Connecticut 2
WP-Brittney Bargar (26-10)
LP-Rachael Crossin (9-11)
#22 DePaul 8 Providence 0 (5 inn)
WP-Becca Heteniak (23-6)
LP-Jennifer Maccio (9-7)
#22 DePaul 2 Providence 1
WP-Becca Heteniak (24-6)
LP-Danielle Bertolette (13-10)
Big South
Radford 6 Coastal Carolina 4
WP-Ashley Taylor (26-8)
LP-Michelle Evans (3-12)
Big West
#15 Long Beach State 8 UC-Riverside 0 (5 inn)
WP-Brooke Turner
LP-Stephanie Marshall
UC-Santa Barbara 6 UC-Davis 2
WP-Tami Weston (9-6)
LP-Jessica Hancock (15-18)
Cal Poly-SLO 3 Pacific 0
WP-Pena (8-6)
LP-Alyce Jorgensen (6-9)
CS-Fullerton 7 Northridge 0
WP-Jessica Doucette
LP-Mercedes Lovato
Colonial
Hofstra 8 Delaware 1
WP-Lotti (15-5)
LP-Samantha Shawn (9-12)
James Madison 3 George Mason 0
WP-Meridith Felts (13-8) 9 K's
LP-Becky Anderson (14-15)
Georgia State 2 UNC-Wilmington 1
WP-Madi Gore (13-7)
LP-Amanda Aditays (6-12)
Drexel 4 Towson 3
WP-Breanna Gomez (5-8)
LP-Shannon Johnston (16-12)
S-Ellen Boundy (3)
Conference USA
Tulsa 2 Marshall 1
WP-Jordan Kinard (12-5)
LP-Caitlyn Jackson (12-16)
Southern Miss 3 UTEP 0
WP-Samantha Davis (13-9)
LP-Nichole Tunget (8-5)
#11 Houston 1 UAB 0 (5 inn)
WP-Angel Shamblin (27-2) 1-Hitter 10 K's
LP-Jennifer Nelson (13-12)
East Carolina vs Memphis Cancelled Memphis, Tenn.
Horizon
UW-Green Bay 3 Butler 2 (10 inn)
WP-Anna Bluemel (5-9)
LP-Nikki Naffziger (7-10)
UW-Green Bay 4 Butler 2
WP-Amanda Margelofsky (1-7)
LP-Nikki Naffziger (7-11)
Valparaiso 13 Youngstown State 5 (6 inn)
WP-Andrea Zappia (18-6)
LP-Cheryl Cale (7-7)
Cleveland State 1 Loyola-Chicago 0
WP-Amanda MAcenko (23-10) 9 K's
LP-Amy Solava (11-12)
Ivy
Yale 3 Brown 1
WP-Holly Gutterud (3-1)
LP-Jessica Iwasaki (1-9)
S-Kayla Kuretich (2)
Yale 3 Brown 1
WP-Deanna DiBernardi (2-4)
LP-Emily Chaddock (1-3)
S-KR Ling (1)
Princeton 12 Cornell 11
WP-Kristen Schaus
LP-Elizabeth Dalrymple
Prin-Scored 6 runs in the bottom of the 6th inning
Princeton 6 Cornell 5
WP-Jamie Lettire
LP-Jenn Meunier
Prin-Scored 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th inning
Prin-Clinches Ivy-South title
Penn 12 Columbia 0 (5 inn)
WP-Jessie Lupardus (19-8)
LP-Minuto (1-6)
Penn 11 Columbia 4
WP-Emily Denstedt (4-9)
LP-Clauss (0-6)
Dartmouth
8 Harvard 3
WP-Angela Megaw (6-5)
LP-Shelly Madick (7-12)
Dartmouth
4 Harvard 3
WP-Devin Lindsay (5-7)
LP-Dana
Roberts (7-3)
Mid-American
#34 Kent State 4 Buffalo 0
WP-Burns (15-5) 3-Hitter 13 K's
LP-Sharon Barr (2-12)
Ohio 6 Western Michigan 3
WP-Michelle Sauter (11-9)
LP-Zache
Akron 8 Northern Illinois 0
Miami 9 Eastern Michigan 2
WP-Linch (13-13)
LP-Chambers (4-13)
Bowling Green 1 Toledo 0
WP-Wiemer (12-4)
LP-Hannah Rockhold (7-11)
Central Michigan 3 Ball State 1
WP-Alit Pettit (10-8)
LP-Milian (16-12)
Metro Atlantic
Niagara 9 Siena 0 (5 inn)
WP-Tiffany McCrory
LP-Jamie Piela
Niagara 3 Siena 2
WP-Brooke Viola (10-3)
LP-Lauren Shaheen (5-10)
Canisius 2 Marist 1
WP-Juliette Bowers
LP-Rigos (13-12)
Marist 2 Canisius 1 (8 inn)
WP-Rigos (14-12)
LP-Mallory Aldred (5-4)
Fairfield 7 Manhattan 3
WP-Minice
LP-Melissa Donnelly
S-Gilbert
Manhattan 4 Fairfield 2
WP-Allison Smith
LP-Panter
S-Melissa Donnelly
Iona 5 Rider 4
WP-Berard (3-3)
LP-Jessica Holland (4-15)
Rider 2 Iona 1
WP-Lauren Brunner (7-13)
LP-Riccitelli (6-14)
MEAC
North Carolina A&T 7 Norfolk State 4
Florida A&M 6 Bethune-Cookman 5
WP-Tiffany Chan (7-18)
LP-Allison Garcia (15-17)
Coppin State vs UM-Eastern Shore
Hampton 11 Delaware State 2
HU-Evelyn Garcia hit 2 Grand Slams
Howard 9 Morgan State 2
WP-Christina McCoy (5-4)
LP-P. Boddicker (5-7)
Missouri Valley
Evansville 5 Bradley 0
WP-Bradley (10-12) 5-Hitter
LP-Ashley Birdong (9-16)
Illinois State 5 Drake 4 (8 inn)
Southern Illinois 4 Missouri State 3
WP-Danielle Glosson (6-8)
LP-Melissa Porche (15-12)
#33 Creighton 4 Indiana State 0
WP-Tara Oltman (29-6)
LP-Katie Armour (4-10)
Wichita State 5 Northern Iowa 2
WP-Ashly Bright (19-15)
LP-Jen Larsen (6-12)
Mountain West
New Mexico 8 Colorado State 2
WP-Kelly Ninemire
LP-Kim Klabough
Colorado State 11 New Mexico 1 (5 inn)
WP-Cayte Billman
LP-Madelyn Machac
Northeast
Monmouth 7 Quinnipiac 4
WP-Melissa Mehrer (6-9)
LP-Jaimie Iaquinto (8-14)
Monmouth 6 Quinnipiac 2
WP-Abby Martin (4-0)
LP-Carolyn Schmolz (6-9)
Saint Francis 3 Sacred Heart 0
WP-L. Caldwell
LP-Megan Spehar
Sacred Heart 3 Saint Francis
WP-Jen Russell (13-10)
LP-L. Caldwell (10-18)
Mount St. Mary's 1 Central Connecticut 0
WP-Jamie Fowler (12-18)
LP-Rachel Brenneman (4-8)
Central Connecticut 4 Mount St. Mary's 0
WP-Liz Montemurro (5-3)
LP-Amanda Hanson (7-18)
Robert Morris 16 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 (5 inn)
WP-Reed (12-9)
LP-Ashley Buchanan (3-16)
Robert Morris 8 Fairleigh Dickinson 1
WP-Moates (14-5)
LP-Trina Fields (6-14)
Ohio Valley
Morehead State 4 Eastern Illinois 0
WP-Alex Gjevre (15-5) 2-Hitter
LP-Kathleen Jacoby (8-9)
Tennessee Tech 12 Eastern Kentucky 4
Jacksonville State 13 Austin Peay 0
WP-Ashley Eliasson (10-3)
LP-Ashley Elrod (7-16)
UT Martin 7 Southeast Missouri 5
Pac-10
#14 Arizona 13 Oregon State 1 (5 inn)
WP-Taryne Mowatt (19-11)
LP-Kelly Dyer (17-19)
#2 Arizona State 9 Oregon 0
WP-Katie Burkhart 2 hitter 9 K's
LP-A. Cook
#4 UCLA 4 #7 Stanford 1
WP-Anjelica Selden
LP-Missy Penna
#25 California 3 #21 Washington 1
WP-Valerie Arioto (7-3)
LP-Aleah Macon (15-11)
Pacific Coast
Sacramento State 9 Santa Clara 0 (5 inn)
WP-Schaefer (4-4)
LP-Rauschnot (2-11)
Santa Clara vs Sac State Sacremento, Calif.
Saint Mary's 8 San Diego 5
WP-Maryanne Cronin
LP-Jessi Waers
S-Megan Galloway
Saint Mary's 2 San Diego 1
WP-Megan Galloway (12-12)
LP-Kristen Gensler (4-7)
Portland State 2 Loyola Marymount 0
WP-Mandy Hill (15-15)
LP-Tiffany Pagano (21-10)
Loyola Marymount 1 Portland State 0
WP-Melissa Dykemaa (14-7) 2-Hitter
LP-Nichole Latham (9-10)
Patriot
Bucknell 8 Holy Cross 0 (6 inn)
WP-Christie Wiest (12-12)
LP-Audette (4-8)
Bucknell 5 Holy Cross 3
WP-Katie McDonald (9-13)
LP-Cruz (1-13)
Lehigh 7 Colgate 1
WP-Lisa Sweeney (22-3)
LP-Jesse McCarrick (3-11)
Colgate 6 Lehigh 4
WP-Lacy Ver Steeg (5-8)
LP-Tiffany Curtis (12-9)
Army 5 Lafayette 2
WP-Veronica Barth (9-15)
LP-Kasey Karr (9-8)
Army 7 Lafayette 2
WP-Veronica Barth (10-15)
LP-Christine Hilcken (4-5)
SEC
#1 Florida 10 #30 Auburn 1 (5 inn)
WP-Stacey Nelson
LP-Lauren Schmalz
#29 Georgia 9 Kentucky 4
WP-Christie Hamilton
LP-Amber Matousek
S-Sarah McCloud
Ole Miss 1 South Carolina 0 (5 inn)
WP-Tara Willitt (8-11)
LP-Melissa Hendon (8-14)
#19 LSU 4 Arkansas 0
WP-Cody Trahan
LP-Kim Jones
#10 Tennessee vs #27 Mississippi State 2:00 PM Rained Out Starkville, Tenn.
Southern
Georgia Southern 5 Appalachian State 0
WP-Melissa Laliberte
LP-Kayla Richardson
Elon 4 UNC Greensboro 2
WP-Carol Lilley (6-6)
LP-Amber Harrell (9-17)
Western Carolina 6 Furman 5
WP-Lauren Ross (9-17)
LP-Lana Mackey (16-22)
College of Charleston vs #31 Chattanooga Canceled due to Rain 2:00 PM Chattanooga, Tenn.
Southland
McNeese State 3 Nicholls State 1
WP-Bethany Stefinsky
LP-Audrey Wood
McNeese State 4 Nicholls State 2
UT-Arlington 5 Southeastern Louisiana 4 (8 inn)
WP-Cara Hulme (15-5) 8 K's
LP-Rachel Ray (15-13)
UT-San Antonio 1 Stephen F. Austin 0
WP-Holmes
LP-Monika Covington
Texas State 9 Sam Houston State 1
WP-W. Blake (18-10)
LP-Brandi Crnkovic (15-16)
Summit
IPFW vs #32 North Dakota State Cancelled Fargo, N.D.
Sun Belt
Louisiana-Monroe 3 Florida International 2
WP-Causey (10-11)
LP-Kasey Barrett (16-18)
S-Rittenhouse (1)
Florida Atlantic 8 Middle Tennessee 6
Western Kentucky 2 South Alabama 1
WP-Ryan Rogge (14-13)
LP-Beth Pilgrim (10-14)
WKU-Rachelle Boucher Game-Ending Solo-HR
#17 Louisiana-Lafayette vs Troy Cancelled Troy, Ala.
Others
South Carolina State 14 Winston-Salem State 12
WP-TaTreka Polite
LP-Amber Shore (10-14)
#33 UCF 8 Stetson 0 (5 inn)
WP-Allison Kime (25-9) 2-Hitter
LP-Demers (17-9)
Utah State 11
Northern Colorado 3
(5 inn)
Northern Colorado 5 Utah State 3
WP-K. Henderson (3-8)
LP-Stacey Ellingsworth (1-6)
NFCA SCOREBOARD (late night wrap)
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