Presbyterian College's Hali Duke and Ava Coggins have been named Big South Player and Freshman of the Week after leading their team to a comeback series victory against Gardner-Webb. Duke shone with a standout performance, including five RBIs in the decisive game, while Coggins made significant contributions, including a crucial two-run single. This marks the first time since March 2024 that PC has seen two players recognized in the same week, reinforcing their postseason aspirations.

By the Numbers
  • Duke has a .403 batting average, with 32 RBIs and 26 runs scored this season.
  • Coggins batted .343 with .416 on-base ratio since returning from injury, hitting .353 in conference play.
State of Play
  • The Blue Hose won their series against Gardner-Webb, clinching it with an 11-10 win in nine innings.
  • Presbyterian is gearing up for their final home series against Charleston Southern this weekend.
What's Next

PC will aim to build momentum in the postseason with two upcoming games against Charleston Southern, where maintaining their performance could further solidify their playoff position.

Bottom Line

With Duke and Coggins' recent success, Presbyterian College softball is not only boosting its competitive edge but also establishing a legacy of talent that could carry into future seasons.