Bradley Softball falls in Extra Innings at Murray State
The Bradley Braves softball team put up a competitive fight but ultimately fell to Murray State in extra innings, losing 4-3. The game was closely contested, with Bradley holding a 3-1 lead heading into the sixth inning before the Racers rallied to force extra play. Key contributions came from senior Ashley Breeding, who hit a home run, and junior Ella Shafer, who delivered a crucial RBI. Despite the loss, Bradley showcased strong pitching and defense, only allowing one walk throughout the game. The Braves notched eight hits against Murray State's ten.
By the Numbers- Score: Bradley 3, Murray State 4 (in 8 innings)
- Hits: Bradley 8, Murray State 10
- Home Runs: Ashley Breeding had one for Bradley
- Bradley led 3-1 before Murray State tied the game in the sixth.
- Abby Rusher pitched all 7.1 innings for Bradley, allowing no walks
- Bradley is now 11-27 for the season.
The Braves are set to face the Northern Illinois Huskies for a doubleheader on April 14th at 4 p.m. CT, aiming to bounce back from this tough loss.
Bottom LineDespite the loss in extra innings, the Braves displayed strong offensive and defensive efforts and look to carry that momentum into their next matchup. Improved batting consistency and maintaining their defensive edge will be key as they prepare for upcoming games.
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