Western New Mexico's softball team faced defeat against Angelo State University in two games held at Mayer Softball Field. In the first game, the Mustangs lost 9-2 after a brief rally in the third inning, unable to counter a significant six-run sixth by the Rambelles. The second game saw Western New Mexico fall 12-1, struggling offensively against Angelo's strong hitting throughout the match. The Mustangs鈥� performance highlighted individual contributions but overall, they could not match the intensity of their opponents, resulting in back-to-back losses. With this, their season record stands at 16-22 overall and 12-16 in the LSC.

By the Numbers
  • First Game: Mustangs scored 2 runs with 5 hits; Rambelles scored 9 runs with 12 hits.
  • Second Game: Mustangs managed 3 hits and 1 run; Rambelles had 12 runs on 12 hits.
State of Play
  • Western New Mexico holds a record of 16-22 and is ranked 12th in the LSC.
  • Angelo State is 32-9 overall and sits at 2nd in the LSC.
What's Next

The Mustangs are scheduled to face the University of Texas Permian Basin on Sunday, April 12, at 11 a.m. MT. This matchup will be critical for the team to bounce back and improve their standing in the LSC.

Bottom Line

To regain momentum, the Mustangs need to strengthen their offensive strategy and defensive plays in upcoming games. Addressing the weaknesses exposed by Angelo State will be vital for their success moving forward.