University of Colorado Colorado Springs junior Jennavieve Goldsworth has earned her second RMAC Softball Player of the Week honor following a dominant series against Adams State. In the four-game sweep, Goldsworth posted an impressive .813 batting average and recorded 13 runs, showcasing her speed with eight stolen bases. Her performance included two games where she went 4-for-4, solidifying her reputation as one of the top players in the conference and nationally. Goldsworth's consistency is highlighted by her ongoing 24-game on-base streak and 13-game hitting streak.

By the Numbers
  • Goldsworth hit .813 in the recent series, going 13-for-16 at the plate.
  • She recorded 13 runs scored, 21 total bases, and eight stolen bases over the series.
  • Goldsworth currently ranks first in the RMAC with 33 stolen bases and second in total hits (65) and runs (52).
What's Next

Goldsworth and her team will host Colorado State University Pueblo for a crucial four-game conference series on April 10-11, aiming to maintain momentum and capitalize on their recent performance.

Bottom Line

Goldsworth's standout performances are not just shaping her season; they place her among the nation's leaders, making her a critical asset for UCCS as they approach a pivotal point in their schedule.