Hofstra softball wrapped up its final game of the regular season against Towson University on Saturday afternoon with a 4-2 win in Maryland. The Pride finished the regular with 37 wins and 12 losses overall and a record of 17-4 in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play.
The Hofstra softball team extended its winning streak to a remarkable 13 games after a 13-4 mercy-rule victory over the LIU Brooklyn Blackhawks on Tuesday evening in Brooklyn.
The Hofstra softball team opened this weekend’s series with the College of Charleston by sweeping Saturday afternoon’s doubleheader at Bill Edwards Stadium. The Pride extended their win streak to five games after winning the first game 11-1 and the second game 10-2. The Pride are now 8-0 in conference play.
A last-inning rally couldn’t make up for a cold day at the plate, as the Hofstra softball team came up just a run short in a 3-2 loss to Fordham on Wednesday afternoon, snapping the team’s eight-game win streak.
The bats woke up in a big way for the Hofstra softball team on Saturday, as the Pride launched three home runs over two games to pick up a pair of wins over Boston University and the University of Massachusetts at Bill Edwards Stadium.
Hofstra softball lost a tight one Sunday afternoon 4-2 to Texas Tech University at the University of Central Florida (UCF) Softball Complex.Hofstra answered in the bottom of the first inning after allowing...
Sarah Cornell picked up two wins in the Friday doubleheader to lead Hofstra softball 8-0 over Kennesaw St. and 7-1 against Stetson.Cornell, now 4-1 this year with a 1.06 earned run average, tossed five...
The Hofstra Pride softball team saw their season end last year two games shy of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) title. After posting an 11-8 conference record, good for second best in the CAA, the team succumbed to Dukes of James Madison University. Hofstra is no stranger to JMU, who has won three of the last four conference championships. This season, there is just one goal in mind for the Pride: taking back the CAA.
