The UWG softball team broke their 10-game losing streak by sweeping FGCU in a crucial ASUN conference doubleheader. West Georgia (13-30, 5-9 ASUN) won the first game 8-5, capitalizing on Jenna Samuel's hitting prowess and a strong pitching performance from Cacie Cutright. In the second game, Samuel delivered a walk-off single, securing a 3-2 victory and a series win. The team aims to complete the sweep in the final game scheduled for Sunday.

By the Numbers
  • Jenna Samuel finished the doubleheader 5-for-8 with five RBIs and one home run.
  • Cacie Cutright achieved her third complete game of the season, allowing five runs and striking out three batters.
State of Play
  • UWG snapped their losing streak and improved their conference record to 5-9.
  • Samuel's home run in game one marked her team-high eighth of the season, and Cutright has solidified her role as a key pitcher.
What's Next

The Wolves will face FGCU again tomorrow in the series finale, aiming for a full sweep after securing the initial victories. The team is poised for momentum as they transition into additional conference matchups.

Bottom Line

The series sweep against FGCU not only halted UWG's losing streak but also showcased their offensive capabilities and pitching depth, marking a crucial turning point in their season.