Charleston's softball team showcased an impressive performance in a doubleheader against Salem University, highlighted by a no-hitter from pitcher Addison Mass in the first game. The Golden Eagles won 5-0 in the opener, supported by an early home run from Kayla Moran and a solid offensive outing. In the second game, Charleston overcame an initial deficit, ultimately winning 8-3, thanks to a strong four-run second inning and consistent batting. Mass dominated with 11 strikeouts in the first game, while Laila Varney secured the win in the second, holding Salem scoreless for five innings.

By the Numbers
  • Addison Mass recorded 11 strikeouts, achieving a complete-game no-hitter.
  • Charleston scored 13 combined runs across the two games, with 5 in the first and 8 in the second.
State of Play
  • Charleston improved to a 32-11 record, maintaining a strong 15-3 record in the MEC.
  • Salem struggled, now holding a record of 13-25 with no conference wins.
What's Next

Charleston will travel to Pittsburgh, Pa., for a doubleheader against Point Park University on April 18, where they will seek to continue their winning momentum.

Bottom Line

The Golden Eagles' dominant play, highlighted by Mass's no-hitter and strong offensive showing, reflects their capability to compete effectively in the MEC, positioning them favorably for upcoming matchups.