The Georgia Gwinnett College softball team delivered a decisive performance, sweeping a doubleheader against Cumberland University with scores of 8-1 and 6-0. This victory comes as revenge for previous losses to Cumberland, raising Georgia Gwinnett's record to 20-17. Key plays included a three-run fourth inning in both games, highlighted by strong offensive contributions from Enna Lackey and Reesie Burch. Freshman pitcher Tatum Helsom achieved her fifth shutout of the season in the second game. Overall, the Grizzlies showcased their offensive prowess and solid defense throughout the matchup.

By the Numbers
  • GGC had 20 hits across the doubleheader, with 13 in the opener.
  • Sara Roussel recorded two hits in both games.
  • Tatum Helsom notched her fifth shutout of the season.
State of Play
  • GGC improved their overall season record to 20-17, while Cumberland dropped to 10-14.
  • With this sweep, GGC leads the all-time series 7-6-1 against Cumberland.
  • The team had a notable 13-7 record during March.
What's Next

Georgia Gwinnett College will host the No. 13 University of the Cumberlands for a doubleheader on April 3, presenting a challenge as they aim to continue their momentum from the recent victories.

Bottom Line

The Grizzlies' resilience and ability to adjust at the plate not only underscore their potential but also set the stage for a critical matchup against a ranked opponent, highlighting their importance in the competitive landscape of collegiate softball.