The No. 1 Eastern Oregon softball team swept Pacific University in a nonconference matchup, winning game one 10-0 and game two 5-3. In the first game, the Mountaineers struggled early but broke open the game with a five-run third inning, culminating in a three-run home run by Isabella King. Game two featured a more competitive battle, with Eastern gaining control thanks to two home runs from Brylin Field and Emily Barry, despite a late push from Pacific. Camille Schmitz and Maliyah Mann both earned victories pitching for Eastern, showcasing strong performances. Eastern Oregon next faces Western Oregon University in a weekend doubleheader.

By the Numbers
  • Eastern Oregon's Camille Schmitz recorded a complete-game shutout with one strikeout and no runs allowed in game one.
  • Maliyah Mann struck out eight batters in game two while improving her record to 11-1.
State of Play
  • Eastern Oregon remains undefeated in the season, illustrating strong performance both offensively and defensively.
  • Pacific University's pitching struggles contributed to their difficulty overcoming the Mountaineers' early leads.
What's Next

Eastern Oregon will seek to maintain their momentum as they head into a doubleheader against Western Oregon University on March 27, where they aim to build on their current winning streak.

Bottom Line

The Mountaineers showcased their dominance with a decisive sweep over Pacific, highlighting their offensive depth and pitching prowess, which will be crucial as they head into upcoming competitive matchups.