The University of Sioux Falls softball team achieved a split against Jamestown in a Friday doubleheader, winning the first game 10-5 but falling 6-0 in the second. The Cougars improved their overall record to 25-24 and 13-11 in NSIC play after a standout performance from Charlie Pryor and Maddi Duncan, who earned her 14th win. Game one saw Sioux Falls rally from an early deficit, while game two featured strong pitching from Jamie鈥檚 Aubrey Quern. The split highlighted both the offensive capabilities of the Cougars and the challenges they faced in the second game.

By the Numbers
  • Charlie Pryor had a stellar game one with 2-for-2, driving in five RBI.
  • Maddi Duncan recorded her 14th win, striking out seven batters in a complete-game effort.
State of Play
  • Sioux Falls has a record of 25-24 overall; 13-11 in NSIC play.
  • The Cougars will face Northern State next, marking their Senior Day celebration.
What's Next

Sioux Falls will close out their home season against Northern State, with the first pitch scheduled for 1 PM. The team will be honoring their seven seniors during the event, which could inspire a strong performance.

Bottom Line

The Cougars showcased their offensive strength in game one but need to improve defensively to remain competitive, particularly as they head into their final home games and Senior Day ceremonies. Their resilience in bouncing back from early adversity will be key moving forward.