The Colorado School of Mines softball team split their doubleheader against Adams State, claiming the series with a decisive 14-0 victory after a heartbreaking 10-9 loss in extra innings. The Orediggers' first game ended in dramatic fashion, with the Grizzlies winning on a walk-off home run. However, the Orediggers' offense exploded in the finale, racking up 22 hits, including multiple triples and home runs, to secure the win and finish the series on a high note. Key players included Rylee Church and Kendall Aragon, who contributed significantly to the team's performance.

By the Numbers
  • The Orediggers achieved a season-high 22 hits in the series finale against Adams State.
  • Kendall Aragon recorded four triples over the two games, contributing to significant scoring opportunities.
State of Play
  • Mines is currently tied for sixth place in the conference standings with a record of 19-17.
  • They outscored the Grizzlies 49-12 throughout the weekend series.
What's Next

Mines will play their final home series of the season against CSU Pueblo on April 25-26, which will also feature Senior Day festivities to honor graduating players.

Bottom Line

The Orediggers displayed resilience by bouncing back from a tough loss to dominate in the series finale, showcasing their offensive depth and setting the stage for a strong finish to the season.