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When the first pitches of a new softball season are thrown Friday, it will be a fresh start in the circle for Iowa.

BTN+ The Nebraska softball team dropped game one of Sunday’s doubleheader at Iowa by a score of 6-1. The Huskers will look to salvage a doubleheader and series split in game two, the final game of the four-game weekend series.   Nebraska’s offense was stymied by Iowa ace Allison Doocy, the reigning Big Ten Pitcher of the Week. Doocy (10-4) tossed a four-hitter with 11 strikeouts and allowed one run, snapping her streak of two consecutive shutouts. Her performance helped Iowa improve to 22-17 on the year.   Freshman Kaylin Kinney took the loss for Nebraska (21-18). Kinney (1-2)...

  After Nebraska was retired on five pitches in the top of the first inning, Iowa mounted a threat in the bottom half of the inning. The first two Hawkeyes singled before Ferrell recorded a strikeout. Kalena Burns then flew out to center and Neal threw out the runner attempting to advance to third for an inning-ending double play.     Nebraska got its first base runner of the game in the top of the fourth inning when Kinney reached on a two-out error, but she was left stranded there.   The Huskers picked up their first hit in the top of the sixth when Neal lined a one-out single to...

The Nebraska softball team travels to Iowa this weekend for a four-game series with the Hawkeyes at Bob Pearl Field. The series begins with a single game on Friday at 3 p.m. before a Saturday doubleheader at 1 p.m. The series finale is set for Noon on Sunday. Fans with a subscription to Big Ten Network+ can watch all four games this weekend. Nebraska and Iowa are both looking to climb the Big Ten Conference standings with two weeks remaining in the regular season. The Huskers and Hawkeyes are tied for fifth in the league standings with identical 20-16 records. Both teams are also coming off ...

PISCATAWAY, NJ (KWWL) -- Allison Doocy kept the Rutgers bats at bay, allowing zero hits in Sunday's 8-0 5-inning win. The performance marked just the 18th no-hitter in Iowa softball history and the first since 2015. “We were all ready to go today,” said Doocy “We are rolling right now. The bats were moving, and we are also doing really well on defense. I loved what I saw today, and I am ready for the next few weeks.”  Junior Riley Sheehy had a 2-for-3 day with a pair of RBI's. Freshman Brylee Klosterman hit her second home run of the season and tallied two RBIs in the game on 2-of-3 ...