Purdue Northwest Softball faced a formidable opponent in #8 Indianapolis, losing both games of a doubleheader, 11-3 and 6-0. The Greyhounds capitalized early on defensive errors, scoring five runs in the first inning of the first game. Despite some offensive contributions, including a solo home run from Kylie Madura, the Pride couldn't capitalize on their opportunities. The second game saw Purdue Northwest struggle offensively, managing only five hits without scoring. Overall, it was a tough day against a strong opponent.

By the Numbers
  • Purdue Northwest had 6 hits in Game 1 and 5 hits in Game 2.
  • Indianapolis improved its record to 34-2 with the two victories.
State of Play
  • Purdue Northwest's overall record dropped to 18-14 following the losses.
  • Indianapolis is currently ranked #8 and has only lost 2 games this season.
What's Next

Purdue Northwest will next host Saginaw Valley State for a GLIAC doubleheader on April 3, aiming to regroup and improve their conference standing.

Bottom Line

The Pride need to capitalize on scoring opportunities and tighten their defense to turn around their performance in the upcoming games against their GLIAC rivals.