Lydia Jones from Campbellsville University has made history as the first-ever Mid-South Conference (MSC) Player of the Week, following her standout performance this week. Over five games, Jones achieved a .667 batting average, hitting 12 out of 18 times, scoring eight runs, and earning five RBIs. Her remarkable week included a perfect performance of 4-for-4 in a victory over Johnson and a strong series against Bethel, where she registered multiple hits. Meanwhile, Jessica Cord from Cumberlands was named Pitcher of the Week, marking her fourth honor of the season.

By the Numbers
  • Lydia Jones hit .667 (12-for-18) in five games.
  • She scored eight runs and had five RBIs during the week.
State of Play
  • Jones's historic accolade highlights her impressive performance amidst a competitive conference.
  • This recognition marks a shift in the spotlight for Campbellsville's softball program.
What's Next

Jones and her team will look to maintain their momentum in upcoming matches, aiming to capitalize on her recognition to inspire further success throughout the season.

Bottom Line

Lydia Jones's achievement not only sets a new precedent for her program but also emphasizes the growing talent within the Mid-South Conference softball arena.