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Get our free mobile app Game 2: 8-0 win vs. Northern Iowa Freshman Jaala Torrence got the start in the circle for Crimson Tide in game two. The Dothan, Alabama native recorded her first career win and first career shutout in one game. Torrence struck out three of the 18 batters that she faced and allowed no hits and no walks in five innings. Sophomore Savannah Woodard was the reason for Torrence’s five inning outing. In game two for Alabama Woodard recorded her first career walk off grand slam. At the bottom of the fifth Northern Iowa replaced their starting pitcher Kailyn Packard, with fre...

Alabama Softball Sweeps Memphis in Easton Crimson Classic Game 1: 8-3 win vs. Memphis It doesn't take long to figure out if junior Montana Fouts is locked in at the circle. When Fouts throws the first pitch for a strike, Fouts' best pitching assets, her accuracy and velocity, are on full display and it's very difficult to slow her down. In her start against Memphis on Friday, she threw a first pitch strike to 14 of the 19 batters she faced in the game. "If you can get to 0-2, that should be a done deal for Montana," head coach Patrick Murphy said. "Then it is a cat-and-mouse game [between he...

Alabama softball swept Memphis behind solid pitch and a timely home run from Kaylee Tow

The Crimson Tide completed four shutouts, though two of them were seen by only a handful.

Alabama Softball a Preseason Favorite Among SEC Coaches For the second season in a row the Tide has been voted the preseason favorite to win the SEC. Alabama received nine out of a possible 13 first-place votes in the 2021 SEC Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll. (Last season they received 11 first-place votes) LSU was awarded two votes. Followed by Florida and Tennessee with one first-place vote each. Alabama won its first-place spot in the coaches' poll with a total of 138 points. LSU, just less than 10 points away, came in second with 129. Florida a close third with 125. Tennessee took fourth...