Chadron State softball is set to play a crucial four-game series against Colorado School of Mines this weekend. Currently, the Eagles hold a record of 4-33 (4-24 RMAC) while the Orediggers stand at 12-16 (17-24 RMAC). Both teams are vying for a spot in the RMAC Tournament, with Mines sitting just outside playoff contention. The last time the teams met, they split a four-game series. The games will take place Saturday at 12 p.m. and 2 p.m., and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

By the Numbers
  • Chadron State has lost 12 RMAC games by two runs or less this season.
  • Brogan Allen is on an eight-game hitting streak and leads the team with a .313 batting average and 19 RBI.
  • Colorado School of Mines leads all of college softball with 27 triples.
State of Play
  • Eagles are coming off four consecutive close losses to Regis.
  • The Orediggers found success recently, winning three out of four games against Black Hills State.
  • Chadron State currently ranks last in the RMAC standings.
What's Next

The matchup against Mines could be pivotal for playoff standings, as both teams seek to secure a spot in the upcoming RMAC Tournament. With Mines looking to improve their position, the Eagles must leverage home-field advantage and break their losing streak.

Bottom Line

Chadron State's ability to capitalize on close games is essential for success in the weekend series. The Eagles must maintain their momentum from strong individual performances, particularly from key players like Brogan Allen, to improve their record and playoff prospects.