The University of St. Francis softball team achieved a historic 31-0 win over Mount Mary University, extending their winning streak to eight games. Key performances included Emily Boyle's perfect game, striking out seven batters and retiring 15 without allowing any hits. The offense was powered by multiple players, with Isabella Landeros, Kamryn Koontz, and Emily Hurst combining for a perfect 8-for-8 at the plate, contributing significantly to the record-setting runs. This game marked the highest runs scored in a single game for the Saints, breaking their previous record of 28 set in 1994.

By the Numbers
  • Saints scored 31 runs, breaking the program's single-game record.
  • Fighting Saints recorded 28 hits, tying the program mark for most hits in one game.
Yes, But

While the offensive performance was remarkable, Mount Mary's struggles (0-23, 0-11) raised questions about the competitiveness within the league.

State of Play
  • The Saints currently hold a 28-8 overall record and are 14-1 in the CCAC.
  • This victory comes as the team prepares for a doubleheader against Viterbo University.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Saints will aim to maintain momentum against Viterbo University in their upcoming matchup, where continued strong performances are expected.

Bottom Line

The University of St. Francis softball team showcased a historic offensive display, setting new program records and demonstrating significant depth in talent; the challenge will be sustaining their success against tougher competition ahead.