GVSU softball continues march to College World Series
No. 13 Grand Valley State tops No. 7 Indianapolis 6-0 in a winners bracket game to move within one win of the Midwest Region championship. Hannah Beatus fired a two-hit shutout, improving to 23-2 with 19 straight wins. Cirrincione drove in three runs, including a third in the seventh, as GVSU builds momentum toward Saturday’s title game in Denver.
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Michigan softball opens NCAA with no-hitter by Beaubien
Michigan's Meghan Beaubien no-hit Seattle U in a 2-0 NCAA regional win as Lexie Blair and Taylor Bump provide the offense. Beaubien and Alex Storako anchor a strong Big Ten pitching duo, with Michigan advancing to face Washington in Seattle.
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Trailblazers eye state titles after regional relay and field wins
Maya Veldt posted 12 43.18 for a regional best second to qualify for states. Baker won the high jump title at 4 10.00 and placed second in long jump at 15 05 00 to also reach states. Johnson claimed the long jump title at 15 08.00, with Catherine Pond vaulting 7 06.00 to advance. Trailblazers head to Hudsonville for the two week state finals. Johnson looks to cap her senior year with a state crown.
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Diaz powers Saugatuck to regional sprinting gains in heat
Diaz dominated sprints and hurdles at the regional meet, winning the 110 hurdle and 100 meters in 11.35 and 15.01, plus the 300 hurdles in 40.59 and the 200 in 22.87 to deliver a standout performance. Pettinga earned the 1,600 in 4:26.99, while Ashley saved a state bid with 4:43.23. Mathieu and Gorgas added field finals spots, as the Trailblazers eye two weeks of state preparation.
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