SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. — The Slippery Rock University softball team will take its annual pilgrimage to the Sunshine State to play 12 games in a seven-day window as part of The Spring Games beginning Saturday in Florida.
 
Slippery Rock will face a dozen teams representing five different Division II conferences and seven unique states between Saturday and March 14. SRU is slated to play all its games at the Legends Way Complex in Clermont, Florida.
 
The Rock will take a 2-2 overall record with them after splitting with both Shippensburg University and Shepherd University on the road Feb. 23-24.
 
TICKETS
Tickets purchased online are sold at a discounted rate of $20 per day. There are also options for four one-day tickets bundled at $75 as well as a five-day pass for $75 per person. Seniors 65 and up and active or retired military service members can receive additional discounts when purchasing tickets online.
 
When purchasing tickets online, fans are encouraged to use the discount code TSG2025 to save 20 percent off the published ticket price.
 
Tickets sold at the gate will be CASH ONLY with a cost of $25 per day. Children under 10 are admitted for free.
 
For more information on ticketing at The Spring Games, please visit their website HERE.
 
PAY-PER-VIEW LIVE VIDEO
The Spring Games has partnered with Fastpitch TV Network for a subscription-based livestream option. All games are streamed live and are available on-demand for 90 days after the day of each contest.
 
The subscription cost for access to the livestreams and video-on-demand content is $99.99, but fans are encouraged to use the coupon code TSGFAN to receive a 75 percent-off discount. When creating an account, users will be prompted to use a promo or coupon code. At this time, type in TSGFAN, and a 75 percent-off discount should be applied at checkout.
 
For more information, please contact Fastpitch TV Network at support@fastpitchtvnetwork.com or visit their website HERE.
 
GAMES 5-16 of 48
Date: Saturday, March 8 – Friday, March 14
Location: Clermont, Florida
Venue: Legends Way Complex
Live Video: Fastpitch TV Network (*Fees Apply*)
In-game Updates: X (@Rock_Athletics)
 
LIVE STATS
Fans will have free access to live stats for the following five games courtesy of the opposing schools' athletic communication departments:
 
March 8 (4:15 p.m.) vs. Glenville State University
 
March 9 (9 a.m.) vs. University of Sioux Falls
 
March 10 (9 a.m.) vs. Southwest Minnesota State University
 
March 12 (11:30 a.m.) vs. University of Findlay
 
March 14 (9 a.m.) vs. Purdue University Northwest
 
TOP ACTIVE SRU CAREER STATS at THE SPRING GAMES
Alexsa Hurd (.347) – 25-for-72 – 7 2B, 20 RBI, 9 runs (29 GP)
Alyssa Sheely (.300) – 12-for-40 – 1 2B, 3 runs (19 GP)
Grace Smith (.267) – 12-for-45 – 1 2B, 5 RBI, 2 runs (19 GP)
Alexsa Hurd (2-7) – 2.18 ERA, 52 strikeouts (57.2 IP)
Mackenzie Borkovich (3-0) – 4.62 ERA, 15 strikeouts (30.1 IP)
 
THE ROCK AT THE SPRING GAMES
This year's trip to Florida marks Slippery Rock's 10^th time participating in The Spring Games under head coach Stacey Rice. The Rock have accumulated a 13-11 record while in Florida over the past two seasons and are coming off a 5-7 showing at The Spring Games a year ago.
 
Alexsa Hurd has been a force to be reckoned with at the plate having racked up a 25-for-72 showing at the plate for a .347 batting average while in Florida. In the circle, the two-way player has limited the damage with a 2.18 ERA thanks in part to 52 strikeouts in 57.2 innings pitched.
 
Mackenzie Borkovich has seen a great deal of success in Florida, looking to improve upon a 3-0 record in the Sunshine State. Borkovich pitched the first shutout of her collegiate career to lift The Rock to a 4-3 victory over American International College a year ago at The Spring Games.
 
Slippery Rock's active roster has combined for a .255 batting average while in Florida (136-for-533), while the pitching staff has registered a cumulative 3.34 ERA at The Spring Games. Two current players have logged a home run in Florida in their careers – Emma Kennedy and Julia Montie.
 
SERIES HISTORY
In somewhat of a rarity for Slippery Rock when playing in The Spring Games, none of the 12 different opponents are new to SRU this season. The Rock have played all 12 teams on the schedule at least once in program history since 2016.
 
The Rock have faced Minnesota State University, Ohio Dominican University and Purdue University Northwest just once in team history, looking to get their first win against each of these teams.
 
On the flipside, SRU will be seeing Glenville State University, Bentley University and Wayne State University each for the ninth time in series history, the three most common opponents that The Rock will play.
 

SERIES HISTORY
	WINONA ST.	GLENVILLE ST.	SIOUX FALLS
All-time Record	1-2	5-3	0-3
Streak	L1	W3	L3
Last Meeting	March 14, 2019 L, 7-0	Feb. 26, 2023 W, 3-1	March 16, 2018 L, 8-1
	MINNESOTA ST	SW MINN. ST.	HILLSDALE
All-time Record	0-1	1-3	1-6
Streak	L1	W1	L1
Last Meeting	March 5, 2016 L, 8-3	March 12, 2020 W, 4-3	March 15, 2024 L, 1-0
	OHIO DOMINICAN	FINDLAY	BENTLEY
All-time Record	0-1	2-4	3-5
Streak	L1	W2	L4
Last Meeting	March 7, 2020 L, 5-1	March 7, 2020 W, 5-0	March 10, 2024 L, 1-0
	AMERICAN INT'L	PURDUE NW	WAYNE ST. (Mich.)
All-time Record	4-2	0-1	1-7
Streak	W3	L1	L3
Last Meeting	March 14, 2024 W, 4-0	March 15, 2024 L, 8-3	March 14, 2022 L, 3-1

 
ON THE DOCKET
2 p.m. Saturday, March 8 – Winona State Warriors (Roster / Stats / Field 5)
4:15 p.m. Saturday, March 8 – Glenville State Pioneers (Roster / Stats / Field 1) – LIVE STATS
 
9 a.m. Sunday, March 9 – Sioux Falls Cougars (Roster / Stats / Field 2) – LIVE STATS
11:15 a.m. Sunday, March 9 – Minnesota State Mavericks (Roster / Stats / Field 3)
 
9 a.m. Monday, March 10 – Southwest Minnesota State Stallions (Roster / Stats / Field 2) – LIVE STATS
11:15 Monday, March 10 – Hillsdale Chargers (Roster / Stats / Field 1)
 
9 a.m. Wednesday, March 12 – Ohio Dominican Panthers (Roster / Stats / Field 5)
11:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 12 – Findlay Oilers (Roster / Stats / Field 5) – LIVE STATS
 
9 a.m. Thursday, March 13 – Bentley Falcons (Roster / Stats / Field 1)
11:15 a.m. Thursday, March 13 – American International Yellow Jackets (Roster / Stats / Field 1)
 
9 a.m. Friday, March 14 – Purdue Northwest The Pride (Roster / Stats / Field 1) – LIVE STATS
11:15 a.m. Friday, March 14 – Wayne State (Mich.) Warriors (Roster / Stats / Field 1)
 
THE ROCK BY THE NUMBERS   |   Roster   |   Stats
Overall Record: 2-2
2024 PSAC West Record: 18-13
2024 Home Record: 12-4
2024 Away Record: 7-12
2024 Neutral Record: 6-11
Last Five Games of 2024: 2-3
Streak: W1
2024 PSAC West Rank: 4^th of 9
Head Coach: Stacey Rice | 11^th season at SRU (184-230-1)
 
LAST TIME OUT
Slippery Rock began the season with road splits at Shippensburg and Shepherd Feb. 23-24.
 
The Rock picked up a thrilling 5-4 win in nine innings to begin the season at Shippensburg, fending off multiple walk-off opportunities for the Raiders. The sides drew even after seven innings, 2-2, with each team adding an additional run in the eighth to keep the game level at 3-3.
 
Kennedy produced an RBI-single that brought Montie home for a one-run lead, and Kennedy was able to make it all the way to third on the play thanks to a throwing error from the outfield. Alyssa Sheely generated an RBI-double to follow, plating Kennedy for what became the game-winning run. Hurd sealed the deal by striking out the final two batters.
 
The Rock dropped a 9-1 decision in game two to the Raiders despite Montie hitting her second home run of the day. SRU fell to 1-2 on the season with a 6-1 game-one loss at Shepherd the next day but overcame two separate one-run deficits in game two to claim an 8-7 win and the series split.
 
SRU utilized five hits and an error to go ahead 6-1 in the top of the third, getting three straight RBI-doubles from Hurd, Montie and Aubrey Mansfield. Shepherd stormed back in the home half of the frame to take a 7-6 lead into the fourth, but another RBI-double from Montie knotted the game up once again.
 
Montie came home on a single from Mansfield to secure the win. Hurd combined for six strikeouts in five innings in the circle, bookending a two-inning cameo from Alexa Uphold, who earned the win. Hurd's relief appearance was rewarded with her third career save.
 
LEADING THE ROCK
Kennedy has lit up the batter's box early on with a .455 batting average (5-for-11). The senior catcher from Monroeville, Pennsylvania has recorded at least two hits in two of the three games she has played in this season, picking up an RBI at Shippensburg.
 
Montie joins Kennedy above .300 with a .308 batting average (4-for-13). The senior centerfielder leads Slippery Rock with five RBI, two home runs and two doubles. A native of Johnstown, Ohio, Montie is taking a .923 slugging percentage to Florida with her.
 
Arielle Brown is batting .182 (2-for-11) but boasts a .357 on-base percentage. The senior shortstop led Slippery Rock a year ago with a .457 OBP and has thus far reached on one walk and two hit-by-pitches. Brown is also the only member of The Rock to have stolen two bases this season.
 
Mansfield and Hurd have combined for three RBI and two doubles this season, both appearing in all four starting lineups The Rock have submitted.
 
THE BULLPEN REPORT
Hurd (1-0, 1) led The Rock in the circle in their first weekend of play, striking out 14 batters in as many innings and amassing a team-leading 3.50 ERA. The veteran pitcher from Suffield, Ohio pitched the full nine-inning marathon against Shippensburg, fanning eight batters and allowing just two earned runs in the opening day win.
 
Alexa Uphold (1-0) picked up the game two win at Shepherd by tossing one strikeout in the two innings in which Slippery Rock earned the final lead. In that time, she allowed no earned runs, entering Florida with an ERA of 0.00.
 
Paige Gresgott (0-1) has piled up 10 strikeouts in 9.2 innings, seeing time against both Shippensburg and Shepherd. The Slippery Rock local crushed her career-high against the Rams with 10 strikeouts in six innings.
 
Kayla Williams (0-1) made her Slippery Rock debut against Shepherd, while Mackenzie Borkovich also saw an inning in the circle versus Shippensburg.
 
ONE WEEK IN AND ONE AWARD ON THE SHELF
Hurd was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Western Division Pitcher of the Week to begin the season for the second year in a row Feb. 25. She was also named the PSAC West Pitcher of the Week Feb. 27, 2024 after last season's opening weekend.
 
With the honor, Hurd has now totaled five different PSAC weekly awards in her career, tying Brooke Dawson for most recorded weekly awards won by a Rock softball player. Dawson collective five PSAC weekly accolades between 2015-18.
 
Hurd's most recent honor came after beginning the 2025 campaign with a 1-0 record and one save, combining for 14 strikeouts in 14.0 innings pitched at Shippensburg and Shepherd.
 
Offensively, Hurd was part of Slippery Rock's four-run third inning at Shepherd, picking up an RBI-double and scoring on the very next at-bat courtesy of an RBI-double from Montie.
 
MONTIE PICKING UP WHERE SHE LEFT OFF
After leading Slippery Rock with 12 home runs and a .625 slugging percentage through 2024, Montie cracked two home runs out of the park in the first two games of the season. She wound up going 2-for-6 at Shippensburg with a home run in each game, finishing the day with a team-leading three RBI.
 
Montie followed up that performance with two doubles at Shepherd the next day, only having recorded extra-base hits so far for The Rock while ranking second on the team with a .308 batting average.
 
Montie's 0.5 home runs per game ranks fifth in all of Division II. She is one of just 10 players in Divisions I and II combined to average 0.5 home runs per game as of March 6.
 
Her .923 slugging percentage stacks up fourth in the PSAC and 24^th in Division II, while her 0.5 doubles per game rank second in the conference and 19^th nationally.
 
A+ RETURN FOR ALYSSA
After being sidelined with an injury for the last 16 games of the 2024 season, Sheely kicked off her comeback season with a 1-for-1 showing at Shippensburg. Coming in as a pinch hitter in the top of the ninth inning, the junior from New Middletown, Ohio drove in the game-winning run with an RBI-single down the right side that brought Kennedy home.
 
Sheely also stole a base to advance to second, the fourth stolen base of her career.
 
AN ELECTRIC START FOR EMMA
Playing in three games as Slippery Rock's catcher, Kennedy began the season with at least one hit in every game she appeared in and two hits in two of them. The senior from Monroeville, Pennsylvania leads Slippery Rock with a .455 batting average (5-for-11).
 
NEVER GIVE UP
Both of Slippery Rock's wins have required some tenacity this season, with the season opener lasting nine innings at Shippensburg and SRU's second game at Shepherd featuring two different one-run deficits.
 
Seven of the 12 games Slippery Rock played in Florida last year came down to just one run. The last two victories of the 2024 season were also by way of a nine-inning game at Shippensburg as well as a one-run win over West Virginia Wesleyan College.
 
NEWCOMERS SEEING THE DIAMOND
Sophomore transfer Jessica Goldhardt and true freshmen Shaylyn Shall and Kayla Williams played their first softball in a Slippery Rock uniform in the team's opening weekend.
 
Goldhardt put two batters out in the outfield against Shepherd, also recording a stolen base at Shippensburg. Shall got the start as DP in game two at Shippensburg, going 1-for-2 at the plate. Williams faced four batters in game one at Shepherd to become SRU's first freshman to pitch in a game since eight Borkovich appearances in 2023.
 
RICE ON THE CUSP OF HISTORY
Slippery Rock's game-two win at Shepherd marked Stacey Rice's 184^th career win, tying her with Vashion Johnson (2004-11) as the winningest coach in Rock softball history. That said, Rice will take sole possession as the all-time wins leader with SRU's next victory.
 
Rice's 184 wins rank second out of the nine PSAC coaches who have been a head coach for fewer than a dozen years.
 
RECORD WATCH
• With 108 runs, Brown is just one shy of tying Jordan Zeunges (2008-11) for second in SRU history. Head coach Rice tops the record book with 143.
 
• Montie's second home run at Shippensburg was the 20^th of her career, becoming just the eighth recorded SRU softball player to total at least 20 homers. Montie is tied for seventh with Katie Kaiser (2013-16) and just one away from Meghan McHenry's 21 (2006-08). Hurd ranks fourth with 27.
 
• Montie also picked up her 25^th career double, putting her in a tie for 11^th all-time with Bobbi Kyler (2001-04). Just two more doules would move her from 11^th into a three-way tie for sixth. Hurd is tied with Kaiser for third with 29, just two behind Zeunges's 31 doubles.
 
• Now with 139 career hits, Hurd could take sole possession of sixth all-time with five hits in Florida. She currently ranks 10^th and is one hit behind a three-way tie for seventh.
 
• Hurd's save at Shepherd marked the third of her career, making her one of just seven SRU players all-time with at least three saves. Chloe Sharman (2019-23) leads that category with nine.
 
• With 334 career strikeouts, Hurd is one K away from matching Shaylee Ianno's tally of 335 strikeouts, which ranks second all-time. Kelsi Anderson finished her SRU career last year with 581 total strikeouts.
 
SCOUTING BRIEFS (School – Location – Conference / all HC records as of March 6)
WINONA STATE – Winona, Minnesota – Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC)
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Greg Jones (975-338-4, .742 / 25^th season)
The Rock begin The Spring Games with the opponent with the best record of the dozen. The Warriors are taking a 13-2 record with them to Florida, thanks in part to a .568 team slugging percentage, 15^th-best in Division II. Grad student Sam Keller leads the NSIC with a .510 batting average, already with seven doubles, two triples and three home runs.
 
Sophomore pitcher Jayda Berg (5-2) threw a perfect game in an 11-0 win over Quincy University Feb. 17 but remarkably is not Winona State's top pitcher. Junior Izzy Howe (8-0) holds that title as well as a 1.90 ERA and a 0.95 WHIP that ranks third in the NSIC.
 
GLENVILLE STATE – Glenville, West Virginia – Mountain East Conference (MEC)
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Sara Scoone (83-109, .432 / fifth season)
The Pioneers are taking a 5-4 record to The Spring Games, having dropped a 4-3 decision to PSAC West favorites Gannon University. Glenville State ranks ninth in the nation with a .448 on-base percentage and stacks up eighth in Division II with over 7.6 RBI per game. Many of these stats are weighed heavily by a 24-3 win over Bluefield State University Feb. 23.
 
Zailees Seda, a sophomore shortstop from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, leads the team as well as the MEC with a .483 batting average. She is beginning The Spring Games with a hit in all but one game. Yawkee, West Virginia's Meghan Stump (2-0) is GSU's top pitcher, maintaining a 0.82 ERA with six strikeouts in 17.0 innings.
 
SIOUX FALLS – Sioux Falls, South Dakota – NSIC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Erin Bly (29-35, .453 / second season)
The Cougars will be seeing Slippery Rock in their ninth and final day of play at The Spring Games. They're 3-0 against PSAC teams this year, run-ruling Clarion 12-0, defeating Edinboro 7-5 and clipping California (Pa.), 12-11.
 
USF ranks third in the NSIC slugging .461, a category driven by Jaeleigh Darnell, a junior infielder from Auburn, Nebraska. Darnell is hitting .467 and slugging 1.000 this season, ranking ninth in Division II. Maddi Duncan (5-3, 1) has thrown 56 strikeouts in 44.0 innings, recording a 3.02 ERA and a WHIP of 1.18.
 
MINNESOTA STATE – Mankato, Minnesota – NSIC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Lori Meyer (1,416-757-3, .651 / 41^st season)
The Mavericks will face The Rock on their third day of The Spring Games, taking a 6-8 record to Florida. Recipients of a first-place vote in the NSIC preseason poll, Minnesota State is 1-1 against nationally ranked teams this season, defeating No. 13 University of Central Oklahoma 3-2 and falling to No. 8 Rogers State University 4-3.
 
Head coach Lori Meyer is the all-time winningest softball coach in Division II history, leading Minnesota State for the 41^st season. The team is averaging 0.8 double plays per game with an infield led by their top batter, Carly Kimmes (.387). Sailor Hall (2-2, 1) is the Mavericks' leading pitcher with 35 Ks in 40.1 innings and a 1.56 ERA.
 
SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE – Marshall, Minnesota – NSIC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Bailey Bouman (121-155, .438 / seventh season)
The Mustangs will face SRU on their final day of The Spring Games, having already picked up a seven-inning 8-0 win over Pitt-Johnstown March 3. SMSU begins Friday with a 9-7 record and an eight-game winning streak that stretches to before the team's trip to Florida.
 
Senior pitcher Karlie Miller (5-3) had led the Mustangs in the circle with 44 punchouts in 51.2 innings pitched. The Prior Lake, Minnesota native also has a 2.96 ERA. Emma Humpal leads a group of four players batting north of .300 with a .395 batting average and a .500 slugging mark.
 
HILLSDALE – Hillsdale, Michigan – Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC)
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Kyle Gross (185-159, .538 / eighth season overall)
The Chargers' second day in Florida will conclude against The Rock, having played Indiana University (Pa.) the day prior. The team's trip to Florida will not be their first time playing in sunshine this season, as Hillsdale went 4-4 to open the year in Hawaii, a slate that included a split against No. 22 Lewis University.
 
Hillsdale ranks second in the country with 0.9 double plays per game and 15^th with 2.7 stolen bases per game. Galena, Ohio's Sydney Davis is the team's offensive leader batting .394. Mackenzi Mason (2-3) has pitched a team-high 31.1 innings, accumulating a 10.05 ERA while fanning 16 opposing batters. Joni Russell (1-1, 1) boasts a staff-leading 2.30 ERA.  
 
OHIO DOMINICAN – Columbus, Ohio – G-MAC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Marcella Vanlandingham (846-677-1, .555 / 30^th season)
The Panthers will begin their final day at The Spring Games with a matchup with Slippery Rock, taking on IUP the day prior. ODU is also slated to face Shepherd March 10. The Panthers are 4-6 on the year and 1-3 in neutral-site games to begin their time in the Sunshine State.
 
Addie Triplett, a former high school teammate to Montie at Johnstown-Monroe, leads Ohio Dominican with a .500 batting average (11-for-22), good enough to rank second in the G-MAC and 38^th in Division II. Freshman Emma Grau (2-2) leads the Panthers bullpen with a 3.00 ERA. She has tossed 17 strikeouts in 23.1 innings pitched.
 
FINDLAY – Findlay, Ohio – G-MAC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Danielle Lowe (350-295-2 overall / 15^th season)
The Rock will be the penultimate team that the Oilers will face in Florida. Findlay kicked off its time at The Spring Games with a five-inning 10-1 win over Pitt-Johnstown. The team earned a 7-1 record prior to heading south including a nationally ranked split versus No. 15 UIndy.
 
Findlay has one of the most seamless defenses in the country, ranking 25^th with a .973 fielding percentage. The team also leads the G-MAC with a .324 batting average, spearheaded by Annika Bredel (.405). UF's bullpen has combined for a 4.61 ERA with 34 strikeouts in 71.1 innings.
 
BENTLEY – Waltham, Massachusetts – Northeast-10 Conference (NE-10)
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Terry McDonough (238-325-1, .423 overall / 16^th season)
The Falcons will be launching their season at The Spring Games, not having any other games played before heading to Florida. Bentley picked up a 1-0 win over Slippery Rock last year at TSG, eventually going 20-23 overall and 12-10 in NE-10 play.
 
Bentley returns Jordan Krause, a senior from San Pedro, California. The outfielder was the lead batter for the Falcons last year with a .311 mark. She slugged .500 with 21 RBI. Riley Piromalli is also back on the roster, a grad transfer from Ithaca College entering her sixth year of play. The Huntington, New York native led Bentley with a 2.37 ERA last season.
 
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL – Springfield, Massachusetts – NE-10
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Shalise Tolentino (40-166, .194 / sixth season)
The Yellow Jackets are also kicking off their 2025 campaign at The Spring Games. AIC suffered a 4-0 loss to Slippery Rock last year at TSG and ended the year on a 16-game losing streak.
 
Brooklyn Cividanes led the Yellow Jackets last year as a true freshman batting .345 and earning a .509 on-base percentage. Utility player Julia Krijgsman was AIC's top pitcher last season and returns for a junior year this season. Krijgsman went 4-7 and posted a 6.74 ERA in the circle a year ago.
 
PURDUE NORTHWEST – Hammond, Indiana – Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Tristan Zink (113-97, .538 / fifth season)
When The Pride play The Rock, it will be just Purdue Northwest's second day at The Spring Games this season. The Pride will begin play March 13 against IUP, beginning Florida competition with a 3-10 mark on the year.
 
Sophomore Kylie Dugan out of Buck Creek, Indiana leads The Pride with a .472 batting average (17-for-36). Of the five pitchers Purdue Northwest has sent to the circle this year, freshman Rylan Gick (1-3) has spent the most time there, tossing 30 strikeouts in 29.2 innings. She also leads PNW's pitching staff with a 4.01 ERA.
 
WAYNE STATE – Detroit, Michigan – GLIAC
Roster – Stats – Head Coach Nicole Tines (49-100, .329 / fourth season)
The Warriors and The Rock both begin their time at The Spring Games Saturday, with Wayne State taking a 3-6 record with them to Florida. Most recently, Wayne State was swept by Findlay on the road in 11-6 and 2-1 losses.
 
Rylie Josephson ranks eighth in the nation with a .577 batting average (15-for-26). She is one of three players on the squad batting better than .450. Junior transfer from Notre Dame College Grace Fisher (1-4) leads the Warriors bullpen with a 2.49 ERA, recording 17 Ks in 25.1 innings pitched.
 
LOOKING AHEAD
Slippery Rock is next scheduled to play its home opener 3 p.m. March 19 in a non-conference doubleheader against Wheeling University.





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