Georgia Tech softball achieved an impressive 8-0 victory over Jacksonville State in just six innings, propelled by Holly Medina's game-winning performance. The Yellow Jackets secured their first-ever run-rule win against the Gamecocks, with standout contributions from Madalyn Johnson, who struck out three batters, marking her 100th season strikeout. The team's offense thrived, with Alyssa Willer hitting a homer and driving in two runs in a commanding victory that showcases their offensive depth.

By the Numbers
  • Madalyn Johnson recorded 100+ strikeouts this season, with three against Jacksonville State.
  • Holly Medina hit her fourth home run of the season and went 3-4, contributing three RBIs.
State of Play
  • Georgia Tech improved its record to 24-20, marking an 8-10 standing in the ACC.
  • The team is on a four-game win streak against Jacksonville State.
  • Medina and Willer continue to lead a potent offensive lineup with multiple runs and hits in recent games.
What's Next

The Yellow Jackets will head to Iowa City to compete in the Dr. Christine Grant Classic, facing off against South Dakota State and the hosting Iowa team from April 10-12.

Bottom Line

This dominant victory signals Georgia Tech's rising capabilities in the ACC, driven by a blend of strong pitching and powerful hitting, positioning them well for upcoming competitions.