UNC Pembroke's softball team achieved a decisive doubleheader sweep against North Greenville, winning 7-0 and 6-1. Key players contributed significantly, including Summer Bullard, who notched her 500th career strikeout. The Braves' robust offensive performance was marked by multiple runs across innings, while North Greenville struggled to capitalize on opportunities, leaving 10 runners stranded. This victory solidifies UNCP's standing in the conference as they advance in the season.

By the Numbers
  • UNCP registered 19 hits across both games.
  • Summer Bullard improved her record to 16-8 with the win in Game 1.
Yes, But

Despite the lopsided scores, North Greenville demonstrated resilience by placing runners on base consistently but failed to convert those opportunities into runs.

State of Play
  • UNCP is now 29-17 overall and 16-8 in conference play.
  • North Greenville stands at 28-16 with a 17-5 conference record.
What's Next

The Braves will host Belmont Abbey on Saturday as part of Alumni Weekend, with the first pitch scheduled for 1 p.m. at Willoughby Field.

Bottom Line

This sweep against North Greenville showcases UNC Pembroke's strong offensive and pitching capabilities, positioning them favorably in the conference as they prepare for continued competition. Fans are encouraged to support the team during the upcoming games.