The University of Maryland Eastern Shore softball team suffered a 10-0 loss to Coppin State in the series finale, concluding their Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play with a five-inning shutout. The Hawks managed only two hits and left five runners stranded. Coppin State dominated early with a five-run first inning, followed by increasing their lead throughout the game. Despite opportunities, UMES could not convert, resulting in their seventh five-inning loss in program history. This defeat also marked the first time since 2018 that UMES was swept in a series by Coppin State.

By the Numbers
  • UMES finished the game with only 2 hits and 5 runners left on base.
  • This loss marks the 13th shutout in the all-time series against Coppin State.
State of Play
  • Jada Lacey started her first game of the season for UMES.
  • The Hawks record stands at 9–27 overall and 1–11 in MEAC play.
What's Next

UMES will take a one-week break before competing against South Carolina State in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference series on April 11–12.

Bottom Line

To improve moving forward, UMES needs to capitalize on scoring opportunities and enhance their offensive performance, as their ability to convert chances is crucial for future games.