Julia Petrizzo’s sacrifice bunt moved Lupinski to second and Siena Scagliola doubled to give Glen Cove a 2-1 lead. Glen Cove took the lead with those four batters seeing just six pitches. “The crowd was going crazy and I had to tune it out,” Scagliola said. “As soon as my bat hit the ball, I knew it was dropping.”

Finding out she broke the WNC batting average record was a bittersweet moment. But Enka's Averi Coggins came a long way to get there.

The Bulldogs, with all but four players returning, will be in that very position in 2026. Among those returning are Bates and Grefe in the middle infield and Claire Whitcraft at catcher, who knocked in the team's first run and led them in RBIs. Walters is also back.

The Oak Glen softball team returned from an hour-long weather delay with supercharged bats and confidence on Thursday.

The Marquette softball team grabbed the momentum in the very first inning of Wednesday’s Class 1A Serena sectional semifinal against St. Edward and didn’t let it go. The Crusaders scored five

Starting pitcher Ashley Taylor allowed five hits, two runs (one earned), and struck out three to lead the No. 8 Frontier softball team past No. 25 Ayer Shirley by a final score of 11-2 in the Division IV Round of 32 on Monday afternoon.

The Bath American Legion Smith Tobey Post 21 returns to the softball field to raise money for the Oxford-based nonprofit Mission Working Dogs.

WILLMAR — The Willmar softball team hit the cover off the ball to kick off the Section 8AAA tournament. The third-seeded Cardinals put up 15 hits and had a 10-run bottom of the fourth inning.

But the same Shiner players that were flashing leather early, started to struggle the longer the game wore on and the Roughettes capitalized scoring the game's last eight runs. "The message was just keep hitting the ball and it will drop eventually,