WashU Bears Defeat Carnegie Mellon 6-3, Ending Their Streak
The No. 6 ranked WashU softball team secured a 6-3 win against Carnegie Mellon, ending the Tartans' six-game winning streak. With this victory, WashU improved their record to 23-3-1 and 11-2 in UAA play. The Bears took an early lead by scoring three runs in the first inning and added another run in the third. Carnegie Mellon closed the gap to one run in the sixth, but WashU responded with two more runs in the sixth to secure the win. Junior Maria Brooks achieved her 13th win by pitching a complete game with seven strikeouts.
By the Numbers- WashU improved to 23-3-1 this season, with an 11-2 UAA record.
- Junior Maria Brooks tallied her 13th win with seven strikeouts in a complete game.
- WashU has won five of their last six games, maintaining strong momentum in the season.
- The team will honor seniors prior to Saturday's doubleheader against Carnegie Mellon.
The Bears will conclude the series with a doubleheader against Carnegie Mellon on Saturday, seeking to extend their winning streak and solidify their UAA standing.
Bottom LineWashU continues to demonstrate their strength on the field, with strategic play and strong performances from key players aiding their pursuit of success in the UAA and national competition.
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