Weekend Roundup

NEWS:

• Ole Miss' Hailey Lunderman set the program's single-season hits record.
• McNeese State sophomore Erika Piancastelli set the program's career home run mark.
• Central Arkansas hired Brandi Dannelly as an assistant coach.
• Texas A&M head coach Jo Evans earned her 1,100th career win.
• Auburn's Emily Carosone set the program's all-time hits record.
• Saint Louis head coach Christy Connoyer earned her 200th career win.
• North Carolina State's Tyler Ross set the program's single-season records for both runs scored and stolen bases.
• Samford senior Callie Brister set the school's all-time home run mark.
• Kent State junior Maddy Grimm set the program's single-season runs record, as well as the all-time RBI mark.
• Kennesaw State's Taylor Denton set the program's new all-time stolen base record holder.
• South Alabama senior (and NPF draftee) Emily Messer set the school's new single-season hits record.
• North Carolina senior infielder Kristen Brown earned a share of the ACC all-time home run record.
• Seton Hall's Valerie Suto earned a share of the Pirates' program record for hits in a single season.
• Ohio State's Cammi Prantl became the program's all-time hits leader.
• UCF senior star Shelby Turnier earned a share of the program's career pitching wins record.
• On the final game of the season, Saint Peter's recorded their first victory of the year, a 3-2 upset win over Monmouth.
• Congratulations to this week's members of the No-No Express:
• Molly Flowers, Maine (7.0 IP, 12 SO, vs. UMBC) 
• Holly Reinke, Colorado State (7.0 IP, 2 SO, vs. UNLV)
• Kelly Barnhill, Florida (5.0 IP, 10 SO, vs. Arkansas)

KELSEY STEWART HIT TRACKER

The Florida Gators' second baseman comes into this season 113 hits away from the career NCAA record. We will track her progress weekly.

Original photo: Tim Casey/Florida Communications

WORTH WATCHING - After their teams' doubleheader matchup on Saturday, Western Kentucky head coach Amy Tudor and Marshall head coach Shonda Stanton had a 'battle' of their own.

UPSET ALERT - Top 25 teams that lost this week.

- #4 Alabama - Lost to #19 Georgia 9-5

- #5 Florida State - SWEPT by #1 Florida 1-0 (suspended game), 7-1; Lost to NR Louisville 

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- #6 Oregon - Lost to NR California 15-4 (5)

- #7 Auburn - Lost to #18 Texas A&M 6-5 (8); Lost to #18 Texas A&M 13-6

- #8 Washington - Lost to #16 LSU 6-0; Lost to #16 LSU 5-4 (9)

- #10 Missouri - Lost to NR South Carolina 3-1

- #13 Tennessee - Lost to NR Ole Miss 3-0

- #16 LSU - Lost to #8 Washington 9-4

- #18 Texas A&M - Lost to #7 Auburn 5-4

- #19 Georgia - Lost to #4 Alabama 7-2; Lost to #4 Alabama 9-7

- #20 South Florida - Lost to NR UCF 9-0; Lost to NR UCF 5-3

- #21 Arizona - Lost to #23 Oregon State 2-1

- #23 Oregon State - Lost to #21 Arizona 6-0; Lost to #21 Arizona 10-1 (5)

- #25 Utah - SWEPT by #15 UCLA 15-7 (5), 8-0 (6)

PERFORMANCES OF THE WEEK

• Kierra Willis, Fresno State - As her squad ran their win streak to twenty-one straight games with two wins over Nevada, Willis provided a serious power push. Hitting .625 on the weekend, the junior outfielder clobbered three home runs and drove in seven of her team's seventeen runs as the Bulldogs swept the doubleheader. 
• Maddie Houlihan, Minnesota - The Gopher freshman got hot at just the right time, adding another stellar conference performance to her resume. Hitting at a .769 clip against the final B1G foe of the year, Iowa, notched out four extra base hits, including three doubles and a home run. She tallied four RBI along the way.
• Kendra Lynch, North Carolina - With their backs against the wall and needing a solid showing in the final conference series of the year, the Tar Heels turned to Lynch to guide them to the conference tournament, and guide them she did. Throwing every inning of the three-game set against Georgia Tech, Lynch allowed just four runs and only fifteen hits. She struck out just seven, but added four hits, including two home runs, and 4 RBI from the offensive side, contributing to her team’s 22-run onslaught against the Yellow Jackets.
• Alex Stewart, Louisiana-Lafayette - Pitching all but three innings of her team's dominant three-game sweep over in-state rival Louisiana-Monroe, Stewart showed out. In seventeen innings of work, she allowed just four hits, no runs, and struck out eighteen, earning the win in each of the three games to improve her season's record to 25-4.

Weekend Roundup

NEWS:

• Oregon senior Janelle Lindvall set the program's all-time career RBI record.
• Texas coach Connie Clark earned her 800th career win.
• Northwestern coach Kate Drohan earned her 500th career win.
• Georgia State head coach Roger Kincaid earned his 200th career win.
• Kennesaw State's Taylor Denton tied the program's career stolen bases record.
• UMKC's Katie Kelley set the program's career doubles record.
• Charlotte's Lexi Betancourt set the program's career pitching wins record.
• Baylor senior Linsey Hays set the program's career doubles record.
• Congrats to this week's members of the No-No Express:
• Devin Brown, South Alabama (5.0 IP, 11 SO, vs. Kennesaw State)

KELSEY STEWART HIT TRACKER

The Florida Gators' second baseman comes into the season 113 hits away from the career NCAA record. We will track her progress weekly.

Original photo: Tim Casey/Florida Communications

UPSET ALERT: Ranked teams that suffered losses this week.

- #1 Florida - Lost to #22 Texas A&M 6-4

- #4 Alabama - Lost to #28 South Carolina 2-1

- #5 Auburn - Lost to #13 Tennessee 10-2 (5); Lost to #13 Tennessee 12-1 (5)

- #6 James Madison - Lost to #123 Elon 5-4 (15)

- #8 Washington - Lost to #24 Utah 6-5

- #10 Louisiana-Lafayette - Lost to #99 Georgia Southern 2-0

- #17 South Florida - Lost to #29 UCF 9-0; Lost to #29 UCF 5-3

- #19 Georgia - Lost to #30 Ole Miss 1-0

- #20 Arizona - Lost to #16 UCLA 8-7; SWEPT by #7 Oregon 2-0, 7-0, 8-0 (5)

- #22 Texas A&M - Lost to #1 Florida 14-3 (6); Lost to #1 Florida 7-3

- #24 Utah - Lost to #8 Washington 6-0; Lost to #8 Washington 8-0 (6)

- #25 Notre Dame - Lost to #37 North Carolina 7-6; Lost to #50 Louisville 8-3

WORTH WATCHING: Excellent defense by Mississippi State defensive wizard Kayla Winkfield

ICYMI | Once again @KaylaCamille9 delivered an #SCTop10 Nominee. RT if you think it is #SCTop10 worthy.#HailStatehttps://t.co/jTlfHr12WA

— MSU Softball (@HailStateSB) May 2, 2016

WHAT TO WATCH FOR:

Monday, May 2:

     Auburn vs. Tennessee - SEC Network @ 7:00 pm ET

Wednesday, May 4:

     Florida vs. Florida State - ESPN3.com @ 5:00 pm ET

     North Texas vs. Texas - Longhorn Network @ 6:00 pm ET.

Friday, May 6:

     Ball State vs. Toledo - ESPN3.com @ 3:00 pm ET 

     Oklahoma State vs. Kansas - ESPN3.com @ 6:00 pm ET 

     Arkansas vs. Florida - SEC Network+ @ 6:00 pm ET 

     Texas A&M vs. Auburn - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET 

     Tennessee vs. Ole Miss - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET 

     Georgia vs. Alabama - SEC Network+ @ 7:30 pm ET 

     South Carolina vs. Missouri - SEC Network+ @ 7:30 pm ET

Saturday, May 7:

     Georgia vs. Alabama - ESPN @ 12:00 pm ET 

     Seton Hall vs. St. John's - ESPN3.com @ 12:00 pm ET 

     Mississippi State vs. Kentucky - SEC Network+ @ 12:00 pm ET 

     Arkansas vs. Florida - ESPNU @ 1:00 pm ET 

     Tennessee vs. Ole Miss - SEC Network @ 1:00 pm ET 

     North Carolina State vs. Notre Dame - ESPN3.com @ 3:00 pm ET 

     Louisiana-Monroe vs. Louisiana-Lafayette - ESPN3.com @ 3:00 & 5:30 pm ET 

     Louisville vs. Florida State - ESPN3.com @ 4:00 & 6:00 pm ET 

     Washington vs. LSU - SEC Network+ @ 5:00 & 7:30 pm ET 

Sunday, May 8:

     Louisville vs. Florida State - ESPN3.com @ 12:00 pm ET 

     Mississippi State vs. Kentucky - SEC Network+ @ 1:00 pm ET 

     North Carolina vs. Georgia Tech - ESPN3.com @ 1:00 pm ET

     Arkansas vs. Florida - SEC Network+ @ 1:00 pm ET 

     South Carolina vs. Missouri - SEC Network+ @ 1:30 pm ET 

     Washington vs. LSU - SEC Network+ 1:30 pm ET 

     Tennessee vs. Ole Miss - SEC Network+ 1:30 pm ET 

     Georgia vs. Alabama - SEC Network+ @ 2:00 pm ET 

     Texas A&M vs. Auburn - SEC Network+ @ 2:00 pm ET 

     North Carolina vs. Georgia Tech - ESPN3.com @ 3:00 pm ET

PERFORMANCES OF THE WEEK:

• Shelby Friudenberg, Baylor - The Slugging Sophomore of Waco put together another power show in a three-game sweep of Texas Tech where the Bears offense showed out. For her part, Friudenberg hit .400 on the weekend with three home runs and nine RBI. Couple the weekend with a midweek performance that added another dinger and two RBI to her total and she collected a nice quartet of home runs, with eleven RBI in all to go with them.
• Holiday Cahill, Towson - The Tigers' junior first baseman put on a power show all her own in her team's series-ender against Delaware on Sunday. In three trips to the plate, Cahill hit three home runs. Earning at-bats in the 3rd, 5th, and 6th innings, she took the Blue Hen pitchers deep each time, gathering a school-record seven RBIs along the way. She sits second all-time in the program's record books for home runs and both her three home runs and seven RBI are new Tiger single-game records.

Weekend Roundup

NEWS:

• Texas outfielder Lindsey Stephens set the program's single-season record for doubles.
• Samford senior Callie Brister set the program's career record for RBIs.
• Wichita State's Cacy Williams set the program's career home run record with the 36th of her career. Williams set the record in only three years as a Shocker.
• Kennesaw State junior Taylor Denton set the program's single-season record for stolen bases.
• LIU-Brooklyn head coach Roy Kortmann earned his 600th career win.
• Utah State's Jazmin Clarke set the program's single-season stolen base mark, overcoming the previous record thanks to four steals on Saturday.
• Coastal Carolina senior Morgan Noad tied the program's single-season home run record. Earlier this season, Noad set the Big South conference's career home run record.
• Samford senior Megan Dowdy tied the program's career record for doubles.
• McNeese State sophomore catcher Erika Piancastelli tied the program's career home run record.
• Arizona State legendary pitcher Katie Burkhart had her #7 retired by the Sun Devils.
• New Mexico State head coach Kathy Rodolph earned her 400th career win.
• College of Charleston head coach Linda Kalafatis earned her 900th career win.
• Coastal Carolina senior Bri Chiusano set the Big South career record for runs scored.
• North Carolina's Kristen Brown set the program's career record for walks.
• South Florida senior Lee Ann Spivey set the program's new career home run record.
• Colgate junior Katie Bushee set the program's new career stolen bases mark.
• Marist senior Maureen Duddy set the program's single-season stolen bases mark.
• Congratulations to this week's member of the No-No Express - 
• Delanie Gourley, Florida (5.0 IP, 4 SO, vs. Mississippi State)
• Hannah Haydel, Nicholls State (7.0 IP, 7 SO, vs. Northwestern State)
• Jessica Dreswick, Boston College (7.0 IP, 6 SO, vs. North Carolina State)
• Heather Stearns, Baylor (7.0 IP, 5 SO, vs. Kansas)
• Holly McKinnon, USC-Upstate (8.0 IP, 4 SO, vs. Kennesaw State)

KELSEY STEWART HIT TRACKER

The Florida Gators' second baseman comes into this season 113 hits away from the career NCAA record. We will track her progress weekly.

UPSET ALERT - Ranked teams that suffered losses this week.

- #4 Alabama - Lost to #11 Kentucky 3-2

- #5 Auburn - Lost to #10 Florida State 4-3

- #6 Washington - Lost to NR Oregon State 3-2

- #10 Florida State - Lost to #5 Auburn 9-6

- #11 Kentucky - Lost to #4 Alabama 7-1; Lost to #4 Alabama 3-0

- #13 Tennessee - Lost to #3 Oklahoma 9-0

- #14 UCLA - Lost to #20 Arizona 8-4

- #16 Texas A&M - Lost to #12 Missouri 7-6; Lost to #12 Missouri 2-1

- #19 Georgia - SWEPT by #5 Auburn 4-3, 13-2 (5), 2-1

- #20 Arizona - Lost to #14 UCLA 8-6

- #21 South Florida - Lost to #1 Florida 3-0

- #23 South Carolina - Lost to NR Georgia Southern 6-4; SWEPT by #14 LSU 7-2, 8-0 (5), 2-0

- #25 UCF - Lost to NR Memphis 5-4

WORTH WATCHING: Great defense by LSU's Sandra Simmons and Florida's Aubree Munro.

what can't @sandy_simm3 do? @LSUsoftball #geauxtigers pic.twitter.com/EkbvWlL9la

— Kassidy McNamara (@mcnamarakassidy) April 24, 2016

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

Monday, April 25 - 

     Texas A&M vs. Missouri - SEC Network @ 7:00 pm ET

     Notre Dame vs. North Carolina - ESPNU @ 7:00 pm ET

Tuesday, April 26 - 

     McNeese State vs. LSU - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET

     South Alabama vs. Mississippi State - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET

Wednesday, April 27 - 

     Bowling Green vs. Toledo - ESPN3.com @ 2:00 pm & 4:00 pm ET 

     Long Beach State vs. Cal State Fullerton - ESPNU @ 6:00 & 8:30 pm ET 

     Kentucky vs. Louisville - ESPN3.com @ 6:00 pm ET 

     UAB vs. Ole Miss - SEC Network @ 7:00 pm ET 

Friday, April 29 - 
     Kansas vs. Texas - Longhorn Network @ 5:30 pm ET 

     Alabama vs. South Carolina - SEC Network+ @ 6:00 pm ET 

     Ole Miss vs. Georgia - SEC Network+ @ 6:00 pm ET 

     LSU vs. Arkansas - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET 

     Missouri vs. Mississippi State - SEC Network+ @ 7:00 pm ET 

     Florida vs. Texas A&M - SEC Network+ @ 7:30 pm ET

     Northern Illinois vs. Toledo - ESPNc.om @ 3:00 pm ET
     Oakland vs. Valparaiso - ESPN3.com @ 4:00 pm ET

Saturday, April 30 - 

     Virginia vs. Virginia Tech – ESPN3.com @ 12:00 & 3:00 pm ET 

     Louisville vs. Notre Dame – ESPN3.com @ 1:00 & 3:00 pm ET 

     Oakland vs. Valparaiso – ESPN3.com @ 2:00 & 4:30 pm ET 

     Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina State – ESPN3.com @ 4:00 & 6:30 pm ET

     Alabama vs. South Carolina – SEC Network+ @ 12:00 & 5:00 pm ET 
     Florida vs. Texas A&M – SEC Network @ 1:00 pm ET 
     Kansas vs. Texas – Longhorn Network @ 2:00 pm ET 
     Ole Miss vs. Georgia – SEC Network+ @ 2:00 pm ET 
     Missouri vs. Mississippi State – SEC Network @ 3:00 pm ET 
     LSU vs. Arkansas – ESPNU @ 7:00 pm ET 
     Auburn vs. Tennessee – ESPN2 @ 8:00 pm ET

Sunday, May 1 - 

     Creighton vs. St. John’s – ESPN3.com @ 11:00 am ET 
     Kansas vs. Texas – Longhorn Network @ 12:00 pm ET 
     Louisville vs. Notre Dame – ESPN3.com @ 12:00 pm ET 
     Alabama vs. South Carolina – SEC Network+ @ 1:00 pm ET 
     Virginia vs. Virginia Tech – ESPN3.com @ 1:00 pm ET 
     Florida vs. Texas A&M – SEC Network+ @ 1:30 pm ET 
     Ole Miss vs. Georgia – SEC Network+ @ 2:00 pm ET 
     LSU vs. Arkansas – SEC Network+ @ 2:00 pm ET 
     Arizona vs. Oregon – ESPN2 @ 3:00 pm ET 
     Missouri vs. Mississippi State – SEC Network @ 4:30 pm ET 
     UCF vs. South Florida – ESPNU @ 5:00 pm ET 
     Auburn vs. Tennessee – ESPNU @ 7:00 pm ET

PERFORMANCES OF THE WEEK

• Ali Aguilar, Washington - The breakout Huskies star helped her team right the ship after an upset loss on Saturday to take the series on Sunday, and she did so in stylish fashion - Aguilar hit .400 on the day with a pair of home runs, giving her twenty roundtrippers on the season. She was responsible for four of her team's seven runs. She got back in her groove after a three-strikeout performance a day earlier.
• Jailyn Ford, James Madison - The star dual-threat for Mickey Dean's Dukes let her bat do most of the talking for her this weekend, hitting .857 and only recording one out any time she stepped to the plate. She cranked a pair of home runs and earned three walks over the course of the weekend. She scored three runs and stole a trio of bases, to boot - and, just for good measure, turned in a five-hit, 10-strikeout performance in a six-inning appearance in the circle on Sunday.
• Nicole Schroeder, Arkansas - One of the few bright spots for the cellar-dwelling Hogs this season, Schroeder looks like an all-conference player at the plate. She's currently riding a nine-game hitting streak and a thirteen-game on-base streak. Over the course of the latter, the California-native junior has hit .467. She parked a grand slam during Sunday's contest vs. Ole Miss, only her team's second grand slam of the season.
• Kendra Lynch, North Carolina - In Game 1 of a doubleheader versus nationally-ranked #24 (RPI) Notre Dame, Lynch not only stifled the Irish offense, she contributed a good bit of offense of her own. In her first at-bat of the game, in the bottom of the first inning, Lynch cranked a three-run home run to give her team the early lead. She later added a fourth RBI and held the Fighting Irish offense to just as many runs, sending down the final ten batters of the game to seal the deal. The victory was Lynch's twenty-first of the season and she maintained her second-on-the-team status in both batting average and home runs.

Weekend Roundup

NEWS:

• Pacific head coach Brian Kolze earned his 700th career win.
• Montana head coach Jamie Pinkerton earned his 300th career win.
• D3: East Texas Baptist's Lacey Lindsey set the career home run record for the American Southwest Conference.
• Towson sophomore catcher Shelby Stracher set the program's single-season record for home runs.
• Marist head coach Joe Ausanio earned his 200th career win.
• North Carolina State head coach Shawn Rychcik earned his 400th career win.
• D2: Lee University senior Lexie Dean set the program's career hits record.
• UT-Arlington head coach Kristie Fox earned her 100th career win.
• Wichita State senior Brittany Fortner set the program's all-time doubles record.
• Syracause senior Corinne Ozanne set the program's career home run record.
• Weber State head coach Mary Kay Amicone earned her 600th career win.
• Memphis' Hannah Harrell set the program's single-season stolen base record.
• Marshall's Kaelynn Greene set the program's all-time stolen base record.
• McNeese State standout sophomore Erika Piancastelli set the school's single-season home run record.
• Nevada senior Megan Sweet set the new program home run record.
• Congratulations to this week's member of the No-No Express - 
• Whitney Gillespie, Jacksonville State (7.0 IP, 5 SO, vs. Morehead State)
• Jane Sallen, Stony Brook (7.0 IP, 6 SO, vs. UMass Lowell)
• Maddy Stensby, Montana (5.0 IP, 2 SO, vs. Portland State)
• Jayne Oberdorf, Marist (5.0 IP, 5 SO, vs. Quinnipiac)

KELSEY STEWART HIT TRACKER

The Florida Gators' second baseman comes into this season 113 hits away from the career NCAA record. We will track her progress weekly.

UPSET ALERT - Ranked teams that suffered losses this week.

- #3 Washington - Lost to NR Cal 5-3

- #4 Louisiana-Lafayette - SWEPT by #1 Florida 5-1, 14-1 (5), 3-0

- #8 Alabama - Lost to #16 Texas A&M 14-1 (5)

- #11 Missouri - Lost to #13 Kentucky 7-6; Lost to #13 Kentucky 3-2

- #12 Baylor - Lost to NR Houston 8-5; Lost to NR Oklahoma State 3-1

- #13 Kentucky - Lost to #11 Missouri 9-2

- #14 LSU - Lost to #13 Kentucky 2-0; Lost to NR Mississippi State 7-2

- #15 UCLA - Lost to NR Oregon State 8-2

- #16 Texas A&M - Lost to #8 Alabama 8-3; Lost to #8 Alabama 8-7

- #18 Georgia - Lost to #17 Tennessee 5-2; Lost to #17 Tennessee 4-1

- #19 Minnesota - SWEPT by NR Wisconsin 6-3, 7-1

- #23 South Carolina - Lost to NR Ole Miss 5-2; Lost to NR Ole Miss 2-0

- #24 UCF - Lost to NR Houston 7-0

- #25 Arizona State - Lost to NR Utah 10-2 (6); Lost to NR Utah 3-1

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

Monday, April 18 - 

     Tennessee vs. Georgia @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network

Tuesday, April 19 - 

     Memphis vs. Ole Miss @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

     Southern Miss vs. Mississippi State @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

Wednesday, April 20 - 

     Florida State vs. Auburn @ 5:00 & 7:30 pm ET - SEC Network+

     South Florida vs. Florida @ 6:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

     Georgia State vs. Georgia @ 6:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

     Oklahoma vs. Arkansas @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network

     South Alabama vs. Alabama @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

     Long Beach State vs. Cal State Fullerton @ 8:30 pm ET - ESPN3.com

Friday, April 22 - 

     Mississippi State vs. Florida @ 6:00 pm ET - SEC Network+

     Georgia vs. Auburn @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Oklahoma State vs. Texas @ 7:00 pm ET - Longhorn Network 

     Arkansas vs. Ole Miss @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Kentucky vs. Alabama @ 7:30 pm ET - SEC Network+

Saturday, April 23 - 

     Syracuse vs. Louisville @ 12:00 pm ET - ESPN3.com

     Kennesaw State vs. USC-Upstate @ 1:00 & 3:30 pm ET - ESPN3.com

     Mississippi State vs. Florida @ 1:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Oklahoma State vs. Texas @ 2:00 pm ET - Longhorn Network 

     Georgia vs. Auburn @ 2:00 pm ET - ESPNU 

     Oklahoma vs. Tennessee @ 2:00 pm ET - ESPN

     Alppalachian State vs. Louisiana-Lafayette @ 3:00 & 5:30 pm ET - ESPN3.com 

     UCLA vs. Arizona @ 5:00 pm ET - ESPN2 

     Kentucky vs. Alabama @ 6:00 pm ET - SEC Network 

     South Carolina vs. LSU @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Arkansas vs. Ole Miss @ 8:00 pm ET - SEC Network

Sunday, April 24 - 

     Syracuse vs. Louisville @ 12:00 pm ET - ESPN3.com 

     Oklahoma State vs. Texas @ 1:00 pm ET - Longhorn Network 

     South Carolina vs. LSU @ 2:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Georgia vs. Auburn @ 2:00 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Kentucky vs. Alabama @ 2:30 pm ET - SEC Network+ 

     Notre Dame vs. North Carolina @ 3:30 pm ET - ESPNU 

     Mississippi State vs. Florida @ 5:00 pm ET - SEC Network 

     UCLA vs. Arizona @ 5:00 pm ET - ESPN2 

     Texas A&M vs. Missouri @ 7:00 pm ET - SEC Network

PERFORMANCES OF THE WEEK

Tori Vidales; Erica Nunn; Celina Matthias; Claire McWilliams

• Tori Vidales, Texas A&M - The Aggies' star sophomore had herself quite a day on Saturday, despite her team's defeat in game one of a doubleheader. The slugging second baseman added a trio of moonshots to her season's home run total, already a team-leading mark, and batted 1.000 during the game's twinbill, reaching base safely in every plate appearance, including three walks.
• South Florida's Pitching Staff - In the midst of their current eight-game winning streak (and they've won 31/32 since the first week of March), the Bulls' staff has been absolutely stellar in the circle. Led by pitching coach Jessica Moore and staff ace Erica Nunn, USF extended their streak of scoreless innings to thirty-seven, the last run they gave up coming on April 8th. Nunn, Susan Wysocki, and Cheyenne Eggens combined for nineteen innings of shutout ball in the weekend series against Memphis, allowing only eight hits across the trio of games and collecting twenty-one strikeouts.
• Celina Matthias, Sacramento State - The California sophomore put together her own shutout show on the opposite coast, throwing three in a span of twenty-six hours over the weekend and a fourth shutout the previous Tuesday. Matthias collected seventeen strikeouts, limiting her opponents to no more than four hits per game and issuing just two free bases on balls over the entire weekend. 
• Colleen McWilliams, Marist - Lots of Red Fox mentions in today's article, and for good reason: It's been a good week for the squad. Perhaps none had a better performance than outfielder McWilliams against Hartford on Wednesday. The senior stepped up to the plate three times, and each time parked a home run over the outfield wall. She was responsible for 1/2 of her team's runs, contributing a quintet of runs as part of her team's ten-spot on the scoreboard.