Southern Utah's softball team split their Western Athletic Conference doubleheader against California Baptist, losing game one 2-0 but winning game two 6-3. The Thunderbirds now stand at 15-17 overall and 1-1 in WAC play. Arianna Ramirez stood out with three RBIs and two doubles in the second game. Pitchers Hannah Duncan and Riley Nielson combined their efforts effectively in game one, while Delaney Baker and Avery Nielson led the pitching in game two, managing to minimize runs. Coach Don Williams praised the team's effort and resilience throughout the matches.

By the Numbers
  • Southern Utah is now 15-17 overall, with a 1-1 WAC record.
  • Arianna Ramirez achieved 3 RBIs and 2 doubles in game two.
State of Play
  • Thunderbirds recovered from a game one loss to secure a victory in game two.
  • Pitching staff effectively limited the Lancers' scoring opportunities across both games.
What's Next

Southern Utah will continue their series against California Baptist with the next game scheduled for Saturday, March 21, at noon MT. Live stats and broadcasts will be available through their official channels.

Bottom Line

The Thunderbirds showcased both resilience and strategic play, particularly highlighted by Ramirez's performance, suggesting they are capable of building momentum in the series ahead.