GW softball split a doubleheader against Fordham, winning game one 5-4 but losing the second match 9-6. This brings their overall record to 16-14 and 6-6 in the conference. Standout performances included Ashley Corpuz's home runs in game one, and Cadence Gilliland's strong showing in both games.

By the Numbers
  • Ashley Corpuz hit her 35th and 36th career home runs, moving to second place on GW's all-time home runs list.
  • Paige Hayward recorded her 10th double of the season in game two, making her the first player this year to reach double figures in doubles for GW.
Yes, But

Despite the split, GW's inconsistency was apparent as they showed resilience in game one yet faltered in game two after an early lead.

State of Play
  • GW's overall record stands at 16-14 with a 6-6 conference mark.
  • The team showed offensive sparks but struggled to maintain momentum in the second game against Fordham.
What's Next

The Revolutionaries will look to reclaim momentum on April 8 against UMBC, following an A-10 bye weekend, aiming to bounce back from the split.

Bottom Line

GW softball's performance highlighted individual talents like Corpuz and Hayward, but the team needs to find consistency in their gameplay to improve their conference standing.