SBU softball achieved a notable milestone in their doubleheader against Quincy Hawks, splitting the games but highlighting a record-setting performance by Cambri Van Loo. The Bearcats won Game 1, 6-3, fueled by Jacie Frencken's two home runs, while they lost Game 2, 9-4, relinquishing a 2-0 lead. With the split, SBU's season record stands at 18-26, including 7-11 in the GLVC. Van Loo made history by recording her fifth save of the season, marking a new single-season record for SBU softball.

By the Numbers
  • SBU Bearcats now stand at 18-26 overall this season.
  • Cambri Van Loo set a new record with her 5th save of the season.
  • Jacie Frencken hit her 6th home run during Game 1.
Yes, But

Despite Van Loo's record-setting save, SBU鈥檚 overall performance has been inconsistent, as indicated by their split results over the weekend. The Bearcats showcased solid offensive capabilities in Game 1, but their inability to maintain momentum in Game 2 raises concerns about their competitiveness in upcoming games.

State of Play
  • The Bearcats extended their winning streak to three games before the loss in Game 2.
  • Jacie Frencken leads the team in home runs and offense, contributing significantly to their scoring.
What's Next

SBU will regroup as they prepare to host Truman State University on April 18, aiming to build on their achievements and consistency following their recent performance. The upcoming doubleheader presents an opportunity to improve their GLVC standing.

Bottom Line

While SBU softball showcased glimpses of excellence鈥攑articularly with Van Loo's record save and Frencken's powerful hitting鈥攖he team must find ways to maintain momentum and avoid lapses if they hope to succeed in the remainder of the season.