Softball Lady ‘Cats drop two to Davis & Elkins
West Virginia Wesleyan softball dropped both games of a doubleheader to Davis & Elkins at Culpepper Field, falling 9-1 in five innings before a wild 15-10 slugfest.
West Virginia Wesleyan softball dropped both games of a doubleheader to Davis & Elkins at Culpepper Field, falling 9-1 in five innings before a wild 15-10 slugfest.
West Virginia Wesleyan surged early and got a hat trick from Nyah Elmer, but Virginia State capitalized on extra-player chances and a big third quarter to pull away for a 13-3 win. Elmer added three caused turnovers, while goalie Ella Gomez made 14 saves in the loss.
West Virginia Wesleyan opened the outdoor season in style at the Vulcans Early Bird, piling up scoring finishes, personal bests, and event titles across sprints, distance, jumps, and throws.
West Virginia Wesleyan split Sunday’s home doubleheader with West Liberty, falling 11-3 in the opener before rallying for a 4-3 win in game two.
West Virginia Wesleyan battled early but couldn’t contain Frostburg State’s late-inning surge, falling 8-4 in Game 1 before dropping a 13-3, five-inning nightcap in Sunday’s doubleheader.
West Virginia Wesleyan was shut out 21-0 at Charleston as the Golden Eagles jumped ahead 10-0 after one quarter and never let up. The Lady Bobcats got saves and late chances but couldn’t break through, and return home to host Virginia State on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
West Virginia Wesleyan managed just four runs in a doubleheader sweep at Fairmont State, falling 5-1 in game one and 5-3 in game two.
Wheeling used late offense in game one and an early power surge in game two to sweep West Virginia Wesleyan, 7-3 and 8-4, piling up 25 hits on the day.
Alfred State broke open a tight game with a late second-quarter flurry and a dominant third, rolling past Wesleyan 15-4 in Alfred. Elmer scored three times and Sloan added a goal and two assists, but the Pioneers controlled draws and shots behind Hargather’s 11-point day.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s Nyah Elmer earned MEC Offensive Player of the Week after posting six goals and four assists in a 17-2 rout of Geneva. Frostburg State’s Liz Amos took Defensive honors with a career-high 14 saves in an 8-7 upset of No. 18 Seton Hill.