Kansas City Softball began its Summit League season with a disappointing sweep against St. Thomas, suffering losses of 8-2, 4-1, and 15-4 over the weekend. After a competitive start in game one, the Roos faltered as the Tommies scored six runs in the fourth inning. Although Kansas City fought back with runs in the first two games, they couldn't close the gap. In the final game of the series, a quick surge from St. Thomas left the Roos unable to recover, sealing their fate. Kansas City now looks to reclaim momentum in their upcoming series against Omaha.

By the Numbers
  • Kansas City recorded a 9-17 overall record, and 0-3 in Summit play.
  • St. Thomas improved to 21-7 overall, holding a 3-0 record in the Summit League.
State of Play
  • Kansas City struggled to maintain momentum as St. Thomas executed strong offensive plays.
  • Catcher Monica Franklin displayed defensive skills with a notable throw-out in game two.
What's Next

The Roos will aim to rebound as they prepare to face Omaha in next weekend's series, seeking their first Summit League victory.

Bottom Line

Kansas City must address their offensive inconsistencies to turn the tide in future matchups and avoid further setbacks in league play.