Morehead State's softball team achieved its first home victory of the season, beating Tennessee State 4-1 in the first game of a doubleheader before losing 7-3 in the second match. Key performances included Ainsley Stubbs, who pitched a complete game and Noemye Letendre, who hit a two-run home run and finished the first game 3-for-3. Despite the loss in the second game, the Eagles' offense has been consistent, posting multiple hits in recent outings. The results keep Morehead State's hopes alive for a spot in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Morehead State has now reached 15 hits across the two games against Tennessee State.
  • Letendre leads the team with five home runs this season.
State of Play
  • Morehead State stands at 5-27 overall and 4-13 in conference play.
  • The team has only struck out once in the second game, maintaining a trend of reduced strikeouts.
What's Next

The Eagles will close out the series against Tennessee State on Sunday, followed by a road trip for six games, beginning with a doubleheader against Eastern Kentucky on Wednesday. The home season will conclude with a series against Southeast Missouri on April 25-26.

Bottom Line

Morehead State's ability to secure consistent hitting while boosting their defensive plays is crucial for their chances in upcoming games. They need to build on their victory momentum to enhance their standings in the Ohio Valley Conference.