The UMass Lowell softball team split a doubleheader against Maine, winning the first game 2-1 and losing the second 2-0. Junior Olivia DeCitise starred on the mound in game one with a complete game, allowing just one hit and striking out eight. In game two, despite recording seven hits, the River Hawks couldn't score, leaving nine runners on base.

By the Numbers
  • UMass Lowell had a total of 19 hits over the doubleheader.
  • Sophomore Thyanais Santiago recorded three hits across both games.
State of Play
  • The River Hawks are now 19-19 overall and 9-5 in the America East conference.
  • Santiago registered two hits in the second game but Lowell was unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities.
What's Next

The River Hawks will conclude the three-game series against Maine on Sunday, aiming for a series win after splitting the first two games.

Bottom Line

UMass Lowell showcased strong pitching but struggled to convert hits into runs, highlighting the need for improved offensive execution in the remaining series game.