May 25, 2013
The Weber State University softball team will be back in action this weekend, playing in its second tournament of the season. The team will travel to California to participate in the Amy S. Harrison Classic, hosted by the University of California, Riverside. WSU will first take on Boise State University, then the University of San [...]
With a 21-32 overall record last year, the Wildcats are looking to improve once again. Weber State University has improved every year since joining the softball world. Last year, WSU’s five seniors helped guide the Wildcats to the record. In 2011, they improved nine games with a 19-win improvement in 2010. The team struggled this [...]
Continue reading …The Weber State University softball team is preparing to start play next month in the inaugural season of softball in the Big Sky Conference. Last season, the Wildcats went 21-31. Last year, before softball was a Big Sky sport, the Wildcats partic viagra online uk ipated in the Pacific Coast Softball Conference. Their season will [...]
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[media-credit id=13 align="alignright" width="300"][/media-credit]Weber State University softball team got its first ever series win against University of Seattle over the weekend with three wins and only one loss with scores of 5-4 (W), 19-0 (L), 10-6 (W) and 8-2 (W). “All three aspects of the game really came together for us,” said Lyndsey Minnich, senior [...]
Continue reading …Weber State University’s softball team traveled to Fort Collins, Colo., and played in the Colorado State Spring Tournament. The Wildcats came out on top coming out of the weekend with a 3-2 record, bringing their overall record to 7-11. “The games that we won, we had everything, we had the pitching and our defensive and [...]
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Weber State University’s softball team started off its season in Las Vegas, Nev. in the Sportco Kickoff Classic Tournament. WSU went 2-3 on the weekend, beating Kent State University and University of Nevada-Las Vegas. “We came out and played really well the first two games,” said Head Coach Tina Johnson. “All three things worked really [...]
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