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The last time we saw Michigan Softball, well, it hurt. A lot. The Wolverines were out in the Seattle Regional in the deciding game three against host Washington, with the winner advancing to the Super Regionals. Michigan held a 5-1 lead heading to the bottom of the third, just 15 outs from their first ticket to the Supers since 2016. They had their ace, Alex Storako, in the circle and had to love their position. Then it all fell apart. Storako gave up two in the bottom of the third, and then the fourth saw seven Husky runs and a solid Michigan lead turned into a heartbreaking Washington blowout, 10-5. Season over.
The good news is that a new season means new beginnings. A fresh start. Rebirth. Much of last year's core has returned for another shot at a deep NCAA Tournament run, but there are plenty of new pieces too. And if the preliminary reporting from The Michigan Daily is to be believed, this iteration of Michigan Softball is hungrier than ever to return to Oklahoma City a
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Softball: Northwestern’s season comes to an end after dropping two to Kentucky in Lexington
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After opening their season with 18 wins in their first 20 contests before sneaking into the NCAA Tournament following some spring struggles, the Northwestern Wildcats’ 2021 campaign has come to a close.
NU’s ‘Cats were sent packing after dropping two against the Tournament’s 14th-overall seed Kentucky, which first bested them 3-2 on Friday. In between their two defeats against UK, Kate Drohan’s team knocked the Miami-Ohio RedHawks out with a 7-1 victory on Saturday afternoon, but lacked the pitching and hitting to keep up with their SEC hosts in an elimination game later that day, falling 7-2.
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Northwestern hosted the University of Nebraska in a four game series to close out the regular season. The Wildcats ended on a high note, taking three of the four games.
Northwestern took the first game on Friday. Backed by another great pitching performance by Danielle Williams, the Wildcats cruised to a 6-1 win.
Morgan Newport started an offensive burst in the second with a solo home run. With Maeve Nelson on base, Angela Zedak smashed a homer. Skyler Shellmyer singled with Emma Bartz on base for an RBI and she scored on a single by Rachel Lewis. In the fourth, Mac Dunlap homered to make it 6-1.