GAME PROGRAM INFO
Slippery Rock has moved away from printed game programs for all sports in 2025-26. This page will serve as the "Digital Game Program" for this week's game. To navigate to all gameday info for any SRU home events this year, simply visit rockathletics.com/gameday or scan the QR code on the "Gameday Info" posters hanging in each facility.
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – The Slippery Rock University softball team looks to bounce back in the penultimate week of the regular season with two doubleheaders at Kasnevich Field. The Rock hosts California (Pa.) 2 p.m. Friday and Seton Hill University 1 p.m. Saturday for Senior Day.
MOTHER NATURE IS UNPREDICTABLE
With the unpredictable spring weather in western Pennsylvania, fans are reminded that any time / location / date changes will be posted on rockathletics.com and all of SRU athletics' official social media accounts as information becomes available. Updates regarding potential postponements and rescheduled games will be included below.
NO PETS AT KASNEVICH FIELD
Fans are reminded that there are
NO PETS allowed at Kasnevich Field or in any SRU Athletics facilities. Please do not bring dogs or any other pets to the game. Unless they are a registered service animal, you will be asked to remove your pet from the facility.
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GAMES 35-36 of 44
Opponent: California (Pa.)
Date: Friday – 2 p.m. / 4 p.m.
Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
Venue: Kasnevich Field
Stats: Link
Video: Link
In-game Updates: X (@Rock_Athletics)
All-Time Series: California leads 99-46
Current Streak: Slippery Rock W5
Last Played: March 28, 2025 at Slippery Rock (Game One: W, 6-2 | Game Two: W, 10-1)
SERIES HISTORY AGAINST CALIFORNIA
Slippery Rock and California have already played twice this season, with SRU coming away with the sweep. The Rock claimed a tight game one, 3-2, while breaking open game two with a 11-1 victory in five innings at Lilley Field. In the series history, the two sides have played 145 times, with Cal holding a 99-45 lead in the series.
TOP ACTIVE SRU PLAYERS AGAINST CALIFORNIA
Aubrey Mansfield – 16 GP: .340 AVG (17-50), 10 runs, five RBIs, three doubles, one triple
Shaylyn Shall – 4 GP: .571 AVG, (4-7), three runs, two RBIs, one double
Alyssa Sheely – 13 GP: .235 AVG (8-34), six runs, two RBI, two double
Paige Gresgott – 3 GP: 3-0 record, 2.47 ERA, 17 IP, 14 hits, six runs, 12 walks, 12 strikeouts
Addie Warzala – 2 GP: .400 AVG (2-5)
| TEAM COMPARISON |
| The Rock |
Stat |
Vulcans |
| 22-12 |
Overall Record |
15-23 |
| 16-4 |
Conference Record |
10-10 |
| .312 |
Batting Avg. |
.290 |
| 6.3 |
Runs per Game |
4.7 |
| 4.2 |
Opp. Runs per Game |
6.7 |
| 8.7 |
Hits per Game |
8.0 |
| 6.1 |
Opp. Hits per Game |
10.0 |
| 1.0 |
Errors per Game |
1.3 |
| 0.8 |
HR per Game |
0.8 |
| .481 |
SLG% |
.453 |
| .381 |
OB% |
.368 |
| .965 |
FLD% |
.954 |
| 3.32 |
ERA |
5.54 |
| .236 |
Opp. Batting Avg. |
.343 |
GAMES 37-38 of 44
Opponent: Seton Hill
Date: Saturday– 1 p.m. / 3 p.m.
Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
Venue: Kasnevich Field
Stats: Link
Video: Link
In-game Updates: X (@Rock_Athletics)
All-Time Series: Seton Hill leads 29-20
Current Streak: Seton Hill W4
Last Played: March 27, 2026 at Seton Hill (Game One: L, 4-3 | Game Two: L, 5-4)
SERIES HISTORY AGAINST SETON HILL
Slippery Rock opened the series history against Seton Hill with six straight victories. After 49 games played, Seton Hill holds a 29-20 advantage over Slippery Rock. Earlier this season, Seton Hill claimed two one-run victories over The Rock. In game one, the Griffins came out on top 4-3, while grabbing a 5-4 walk-off win in game two at the SHU Softball Complex.
TOP ACTIVE SRU PLAYERS AGAINST SETON HILL
Aubrey Mansfield – 14 GP: .302 AVG (13-43), four runs, five RBIs, three doubles, one home run
Alyssa Sheely – 9 GP: .348 AVG (8-23), one run, three RBIs, one double
Shaylyn Shall – 5 GP: .294 AVG (5-17), three runs, four RBIs
Paige Gresgott – 4 GP: 1-1 record, 3.45 ERA, 14.2 IP, 15 hits, 14 runs (seven earned), five strikeouts, 11 walks
| TEAM COMPARISON |
| The Rock |
Stat |
Griffins |
| 22-12 |
Overall Record |
21-18 |
| 16-4 |
Conference Record |
14-6 |
| .312 |
Batting Avg. |
.311 |
| 6.3 |
Runs per Game |
5.5 |
| 4.2 |
Opp. Runs per Game |
5.3 |
| 8.7 |
Hits per Game |
8.1 |
| 6.1 |
Opp. Hits per Game |
7.7 |
| 1.0 |
Errors per Game |
1.5 |
| 0.8 |
HR per Game |
0.5 |
| .481 |
SLG% |
.450 |
| .381 |
OB% |
.385 |
| .965 |
FLD% |
.944 |
| 3.32 |
ERA |
4.73 |
| .236 |
Opp. Batting Avg. |
.302 |
SLIPPERY ROCK PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 22-12
Home Record: 10-2
Away Record: 6-4
Neutral Site Record: 6-6
PSAC West Record: 16-4
PSAC West Rank: T-1
Streak: L2
Last Five Games: 3-2
Head Coach: Stacey Rice | 12
th season at The Rock (233-261-1 / .472)
LAST TIME OUT
The Rock ended last weekend's four matchups with a 2-2 record. April 17 at Pitt-Johnstown, SRU claimed 3-2 and 9-3 victories with first game going eight innings. Slippery Rock then fell on the road to Indiana University (Pa.) 9-5 and 9-0 in five innings.
PSAC WEST STANDINGS CHECK
This weekend marks the penultimate week of conference play of the year for the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Western Division. With eight divisional games remaining in the regular season, Slippery Rock enters the weekend tied for first place with IUP in the PSAC West standings.
• In a shift in format from past years, the top five teams in the divisional standings from both the PSAC West and PSAC East at the end of the regular season qualify for this year's PSAC Tournament that will be held in Binghamton, New York.
• At the top of the division, Slippery Rock and IUP are in a deadlock with matching 16-4 records, while splitting the season series 2-2. The two squads have both clinched a spot in the PSAC Tournament.
• Behind SRU and IUP, Seton Hill comfortably sits in third with a 14-6 PSAC West record, just two games behind The Rock and the Crimson Hawks. California (Pa.) and Gannon University hold the all-important fourth and fifth spots in the division standings with 10-10 and 8-11 division records, respectively.
• Clarion (6-13), Pitt-Johnstown (6-14) and Edinboro (3-17) are all within striking distance of the Golden Knights as each team is within at least five games. The Fighting Scots need to win out to have a chance at a PSAC Tournament spot.
• Slippery Rock has now qualified for the PSAC Tournament in four straight seasons.
SENIOR DAY CELEBRATION
Prior to Saturday's doubleheader versus Seton Hill, Slippery Rock will celebrate its nine student-athlete whose SRU career's will come to an end this season.
Alexa Uphold – Uphold has been a three-year player for The Rock after transferring from Davis and Elkins College. She has a 2-3 record in 19.1 innings in 15 appearances with eight strikeouts.
Alyssa Sheely – Sheely has been a four-year player for The Rock. She has recorded 93 hits, 48 runs, six home runs and 37 RBIs in 130 games played with 101 starts. Off the field, Sheely is a one-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete and a one-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree who is majoring in Accounting.
Aubrey Mansfield – Mansfield
has been a four-year starter at The Rock. She has racked up 168 hits, 100 runs, 11 home runs and 104 RBIs in 189 games with 183 starts. Among career rankings in program history, Mansfield ranks first in doubles, first in games played, fourth in starts, fifth in runs, fifth in RBIs, sixth in hits and 17th in home runs.
Off the field, she is a three-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete, a one-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree and a two-time member of the CSC Academic All-District Team who is majoring in Physical Activity and Fitness Management.
Grace Smith – Smith has been a four-year player for The Rock. She has 49 hits, 29 runs and 33 RBIs in 113 games played. Off the field, Smith is a one-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete who is majoring in Exercise Science.
Jessica Goldhardt – Goldhardt has been a member of The Rock for the last two seasons after transferring from Purdue Northwest University. She has 24 hits, 35 runs, 12 RBIs and 27 stolen bases in 56 appearances. Goldhardt
ranks 10th all-time in program history in stolen bases. Off the field, she is a one-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete who is majoring in Communication with a concentration in Multi-Media Journalism.
Mackenzie Borkovich – Borkovich has been a four-year player for The Rock. S
he has a 6-3 record in 102.1 innings throughout 40 appearances with five starts in the circle. She has also struck out 56 batters in her career. Off the field, Borkovich is a three-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete and a one-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree who through one year of Physical Therapy School after completing her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science.
Madison Davis – Davis has been a four-year player for The Rock. Davis has recorded five hits, 13
runs and two RBIs in 29 games played. Off the field, she is a three-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete and a one-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete who is majoring in Mathematics with a concentration in Actuarial Sciences.
Olivia Logan – Logan has been a reserve player for the last three seasons after transferring from Penn State Fayette. Logan
has recorded one walk in 11 games played. Off the field, she is a two-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete and a one-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree who is majoring in Exercise Science.
Paige Gresgott – Gresgott has been a four-year player for The Rock. She has a 14-13 record in almost 191.1 innings throughout 55 appearances and 35 starts in the circle. Gresgott has picked up three saves, while striking out 144 batters.
In program history, she ranks 14th in strikeouts, 15th in appearances, 16th in starts, 18th in innings pitched and 20th in wins.
Off the field, Gresgott is a three-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete and a 1-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree who is majoring in Safety Management with a minor in Leadership and Human Resource Management.
DII LEADERS
Slugging Percentage: Maddie Cavenaugh – 5
th – .964
Batting Average: Maddie Cavenaugh – 8
th – .500
On-Base Percentage: Maddie Cavenaugh – 8
th – .575
Runs Per Game: Maddie Cavenaugh – 9
th – 1.24
Home Runs Per Game: Maddie Cavenaugh – 12
th – .035
RBIs Per Game: Maddie Cavenaugh – 16
th – 1.33
RBIs Per Game: Alyssa Sheely – 18
th – 1.36
Home Runs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 29
th – 12
Total Bases: Maddie Cavenaugh – 36
th – 106
Triples Per Game: Aubrey Mansfield – 48
th – 0.12
HITTING STREAKS
Maddie Cavenaugh and
Jordyn Pelles currently hold the longest hitting streaks on Slippery Rock as both batters have streaks that are five games or longer. Cavenaugh is in the midst of an 11-game hitting streak, which ties her for eighth place in program history, while Pelles is on a five-game hitting-streak.
CLOSING IN ON SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
With two weeks left in the regular season, Cavenaugh is closing in on multiple single season program records. The freshman phenom currently sits in second place and just five runs from breaking
Arielle Brown's runs record of 46 set in 2023. Along with her 42 runs, Cavenaugh has also driven in 44 runs, which places her tied for fourth with Jessica Kortz and her head coach
Stacey Rice, while chasing
Alexsa Hurd's 58 RBIs in 2023.
Reaching base hasn't been a problem for Cavenaugh as she has 55 hits this season, ranking her tied for fifth with Shardea Croes and Courtney Vincent. The freshman is just 14 hits away from breaking Hurd's record of 68 in 2023. When Cavenaugh records a hit, she is reaching with an extra-base hit 43.6 percent of the time (24-55), adding up to 106 total bases, which ranks fourth all-time in SRU history behind Hurd – 2023 (121) and Rice – 2007 (119).
LEAVING THE YARD
Slippery Rock left the yard four times in four games in as many games last weekend. In a 9-3 win at Pitt-Johnstown, Cavenaugh hit her team-leading 12
th home run of the season and
Grace Smith hit her first of the year. Smith launched another home run along with
Aubrey Mansfield who both hit their second home runs of the season in a 9-5 loss at IUP.
RACKING UP STRIKEOUTS
Rachel Baker (12-4, 2.23 ERA) has been an ace in the circle for Slippery Rock this season. On the campaign, the freshman has surrendered just 34 earned runs on 81 hits and 45 walks with 99 strikeouts in 102.1 innings, while opposition hits just .212 against the Canal Fulton, Ohio native.
Baker's 99 punchouts on the season paces The Rock and slots her seventh in all the PSAC in strikeouts. In her last two outings, Baker struck out nine batters en route to earning one win in 11.1 innings of work.
PSAC STRIKEOUT LEADERS
1. Madelayne Ruffner (Shepherd – 225)
2. Sarah Davenport (E. Stroudsburg – 214)
3. Talia Ross (Lock Haven – 154)
4. Sarah Yamrick (Bloomsburg – 127)
5. Dani Heyward (Shippensburg – 123)
6. Mia Smith (Pitt-Johnstown – 103)
7. Rachel Baker (Slippery Rock – 90)
SETTLING IN
Paige Gresgott (7-3, 3.77 ERA) has been one of Slippery Rock's main two starters this season. The Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania native has matched her career-high in wins with seven. Last week, Gresgott pitched 9.2 innings and gave up nine runs (eight earned) on 11 hits and four walks with five strikeouts against Pitt-Johnstown and IUP. On the season, Gresgott has given up 40 earned runs in 74.1 innings pitched, while striking out 46 batters and walking just 39 opponents.
DRIVING IN RUNS
Cavenaugh and
Alyssa Sheely have driven in the most runs for The Rock in 2026. Cavenaugh's 1.29 RBIs per game put her 16
th in the nation and first in the PSAC, while her 44 RBIs top the conference.
Sheely has driven in 37 runs in 28 games played, which puts the senior seventh in the PSAC. Sheely currently has the 18
th most RBIs per game in the nation and the second-most in the conference with 1.28 RBIs per contest.
REACHING BASE
Pelles has been an on-base machine for SRU in her last 21 games. In that stretch, the freshman has nine multi-hit games and has only been held hitless three times. Over that time, Pelles has hit .420 (29-for-69) with 16 runs, 13 RBIs, one home run and seven doubles.
DOUBLE MACHINE
Alyssa Massucci has been one of Slippery Rock's most consistent hitters as she's third on The Rock in batting average with a .374 mark (40-for-107) with 13 extra base hits. Eight of Massucci's 13 extra base hits have been doubles, which is second on SRU. Massucci just had her 10-game on-base streak ended, but has reached base in her last three games.
DUAL THREAT
Kayla Williams (3-4, 4.27 ERA) has seen action for The Rock at the plate and in the circle as the sophomore has pitched 39.1 innings, struck out 24 batters. Williams pitched 1.1 innings in relief against the Crimson Hawks.
At the plate, Williams has seen 33 at-bats where she recorded eight hits (.286 AVG), scored one run, picked up four RBIs and drew three walks.
TAKING THEIR BASE
In 34 games this season, SRU has three players that have drawn 10 or more walks. Cavenaugh paces Slippery Rock with 21 bases taken on balls, while
Mansfield (12) and
Shaylyn Shall (11) sit closely behind Cavenaugh.
SPEED KILLS
The Rock have taken advantage of opportunities on the base-paths this season as SRU has four players with multiple stolen bases. Mansfield (6-6) and Pelles (5-5) have been perfect in their attempts this season, while Cavenaugh (16-17) and
Jessica Goldhardt (4-6) has also stolen multiple bases. As a team, Slippery Rock has stolen 36 bases on 42 attempts (.857).
MAKING AN IMPACT
Addie Deal has been a key bat the middle of Slippery Rock's lineup. In 18 games for The Rock, Deal has gone 20-for-56 with 15 RBIs and 11 runs scored with two home runs and six doubles.
ROCK LEADERS
HITTING:
Hits: Maddie Cavenaugh – 55
Runs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 42
Doubles: Maddie Cavenaugh – 9
Home Runs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 12
RBIs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 44
Walks: Maddie Cavenaugh – 21
On-Base %: Maddie Cavenaugh – .575
Slugging %: Maddie Cavenaugh – .964
PITCHING:
Wins: Rachel Baker – 12
ERA: Rachel Baker – 2.33
Innings Pitched: Rachel Baker – 102.1
Strikeouts: Rachel Baker – 99
Saves: Paige Gresgott/Kayla Williams – 1
HIGHEST ACTIVE ON-BASE STREAKS
1.
Maddie Cavenaugh – 13
2.
Grace Smith – 10
3.
Jordyn Pelles – 6
RECORD WATCH
RBIs
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-2025) – 156
2. Jessica Kortz (2007-10) – 153
3. Stacey Rhoades (2005-08) – 129
4. Jenna Geibel (2010-13) – 120
5. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 104
Walks
1.
Arielle Brown (2022-25) – 103
2. Stacey Rhoades (2005-08) – 86
3.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-25) – 63
4. Jessica Kortz (2007-10) – 59
5. Jenna Geibel (2010-13) – 55
6. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 54
Hits
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-25) – 188
2. Stacey Rhoades (2005-08) – 186
3. Emily Nagle (2015-18) – 180
T-4. Katie Kaiser (2013-16) – 178
T-4. Jessica Kortz (2007-10) – 178
T-6.
Arielle Brown (2022-25) – 168
T-6. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 168
Total Bases
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-25) – 361
T-2. Jessica Kortz (2007-10) – 334
T-2. Stacey Rhoades (334) – 334
4. Jenna Geibel (2010-13) – 288
5. Katie Kaiser (2013-16) – 277
6.
Julia Montie (2022-25) – 259
7. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 252
Runs Scored
1. Stacey Rhoades (2005-08) – 143
2.
Arielle Brown (2022-25) – 138
3.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-25) – 122
4. Jordan Zeunges (2008-11) – 109
T-5. Emily Nagle (2015-18) – 100
T-5. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 100
Home Runs (12-20)
T-12. Lauren Hawley (2015-18) – 13
T-12. Ashley Samluk (2013-16) – 13
T-14. Jesse Gump (2003-05) – 12
T-14. Mackenzie Freeman (2021-24) – 12
T-14. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026-present) – 12
T-17. Breanna Tongel (2011-14) – 11
T-17. Caitlin Baxter (2014-17) – 11
T-17.
Emma Kennedy (2022-25) – 11
20. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 10
Stolen Bases (2-10)
2. Megan Brown (2016-19) – 75
3.
Arielle Brown (2022-25) – 68
4. Stacey Rhoades (2005-08) – 60
5. Jordan Zeunges (2008-11) – 48
T-6. Shardea Croes (2008-11) – 39
T-6. Lori Slozat (2001-04) – 39
T-6. Megan Maloney (2013-16) – 39
9. Emily Nagle (2015-18) – 30
10. Jessica Goldhardt (2025-present) – 27
Saves
1. Chloe Sharman (2019-23) – 9
2. Courtney Conron (2004-07) – 5
T-3.
Alexsa Hurd (2022-25) – 3
T-3. Andria Copelli (2017-19) – 3
T-3. Erica Bradley (1993-95) – 3
T-3. Brooke Dawson (2015-18) – 3
T-3. Kelsi Anderson (2021-24) – 3
T-3. Paige Gresgott (2023-present) – 3
T-8. Kayla Williams (2025-present) – 2
T-8. Camie Shumaker (2018-20) – 2
Strikeouts (6-15)
5. Carly DeRose (2014-17) – 295
6. Courtney Conron (2004-07) – 280
7. Chloe Sharman (2019-23) – 244
8. Shauna Walker (2008-11) – 199
9. Camie Shumaker (2018-20) – 196
10. Ashley Knight (2012-13) – 175
T-11. Jenn Shnyder (1998-01) – 166
T-11. Emily Lobdell (2011-14) – 166
13. Erica Bradley (1993-95) – 163
14. Paige Gresgott (2023-present) – 144
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Runs
1.
Arielle Brown (2023) – 46
2. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 42
RBI
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2023) – 58
2.
Alexsa Hurd (2025) – 48
3. Jessica Kortz (2010) – 45
T-4. Jessica Kortz (2007) – 44
T-4. Stacey Rhoades (2007) – 44
T-4. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 44
Total Bases
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2023) – 121
2. Stacey Rhoades (2007) – 119
3.
Alexsa Hurd (2025) – 110
4. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 106
Hits
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2023) – 68
2. Emily Nagle (2017) – 67
3. Stacey Rhoades (2007) – 60
4. Katie Saluga (2013) – 56
T-5. Shardea Croes (2010) – 55
T-5. Courtney Vincent (2009) – 55
T-5. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 55
Triples
1. Emily Nagle (2018) – 5
T-2. Colleen McCurdy (1985) – 4
T-2. Shardea Croes (2008) – 4
T-2. Guglielmino – 4
T-2. Emily Nagle (2016) – 4
T-2. Amy Mrazek (1995) – 4
T-2. Rozlyn Adams (1999) – 4
T-8. Kristen Rowles (1999) – 3
T-8. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 3
Wins
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2025) – 17
2. Kelsi Anderson (2023) – 14
T-3. Camie Shumaker (2019) – 13
T-3. Brittney Hahn (2005) – 13
T-3. Lisa Getgen (2008) – 13
T-6.
Alexsa Hurd (2023) – 12
T-6. Shaylee Ianno (2011) – 12
T-6. Rachel Baker (2026) – 12
Strikeouts (9-14)
1.
Alexsa Hurd (2025) – 243
2. Kelsi Anderson (2023) – 176
3. Kelsi Anderson (2024) – 160
4.
Alexsa Hurd (2024) – 151
5. Kelsi Anderson (2022) – 146
6.
Alexsa Hurd (2023) – 124
7. Camie Schumaker (2019) – 108
8. Ashley Knight (2013) – 103
T-9. Kelsi Anderson (2021) – 99
T-9. Rachel Baker (2026) – 99
CALIFORNIA PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 15-23
Home Record: 4-6
Away Record: 8-10
Neutral Site Record: 3-7
PSAC West Record: 10-10
PSAC West Rank: 4
th
Streak: L1
Last Five Games: 4-1
Head Coach: Kristin Erb | First season at California (15-23 / .395)
TOP HITTERS
Alexa Edmunds: .360 (40-111) – 14 runs – 5 HR – 15 RBI – .400 OBP
Makayla Jerin: .342 (40-117) – 8 runs – 1 HR – 19 RBI – .400 OBP
Kirra Davis: .336 (39-116) – 26 runs – 11 HR – 32 RBI – .417 OBP
TOP PITCHERS
Autumn Bielecki: 7-6 – 55.1 IP – 4.68 ERA – 37 K / 20 BB – .325 B/AVG
Indyana Bolyea: 2-6 – 74.1 IP – 4.80 ERA – 28 K / 34 BB – .306 B/AVG
Abigail Singer: 5-4 – 71.1 IP – 5.50 ERA – 41 K / 14 BB – .335 B/AVG
SETON HILL PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 21-18
Home Record: 10-4
Away Record: 4-4
Neutral Site Record: 7-10
PSAC West Record: 14-6
PSAC West Rank: 3
rd
Streak: W4
Last Five Games: 4-1
Head Coach: Mandy Sansbury | First season at Seton Hill (21-18 / .538) | 13
th season overall (339-268 / .558)
TOP HITTERS
Kassidy Wittig: .442 (50-113) – 42 runs – 2 HR – 26 RBI – .547 OBP
Abby Dejidas: .408 (49-120) – 30 runs, 1 HR – 21 RBI – .478 OBP
Shelby Telegdy: .347 (41-118) – 18 runs – 8 HR – 36 RBI – .371 OBP
TOP PITCHERS
Shelby Telegdy: 10-7 – 101.1 IP – 2.56 ERA – 53 K / 41 BB – .270 B/AVG
Lacey Lynn: 8-5 – 78.1 IP – 5.18 ERA – 50 K / 42 BB – .312 B/AVG
Maddie Miller: 1-1 – 18.2 IP – 5.25 ERA – 6 K / 9 BB – .350 B/AVG
LOOKING AHEAD
Slippery Rock closes out the regular season with a six-game week. The Rock start the week with a non-conference doubleheader 2 p.m. April 28 at Lock Haven University, followed by PSAC West doubleheaders 2 p.m. May 1 at Clarion and 1 p.m. Saturday at Gannon.
Earlier this season, Slippery Rock lost a pair of games versus Lock Haven, 5-4 and 8-3, while winning all four matchups against Gannon and Clarion. The Rock triumphed over the Golden Knights 7-2 and 4-2, while picking up wins over Clarion 11-3 and 18-9.
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