GAME PROGRAM INFO
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All stats are up-to-date as of April 8

Slippery Rock vs. Gannon
The Rock (16-10, 10-2)	Golden Knights (11-13, 6-6)
Roster	Roster
Schedule	Schedule
Statistics	Statistics
Coach Stacey Rice	Coach Michelle Wiley
Program Records	Program Records
PSAC Standings
PSAC Leaders
PSAC Schedule
Kasnevich Field
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SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – The Slippery Rock University softball team looks to stay atop the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Western Division with doubleheaders 2 p.m. Friday at Edinboro and 1 p.m. Saturday at Kasnevich Field against Gannon University.

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.

WATCH LIVE
Fans can receive live coverage of Friday's games via the links below provided by Edinboro Sports Information.

GAMES 27-28 of 50
Opponent: Edinboro
Date: Friday – 2 p.m. / 4 p.m.
Location: Edinboro, Pennsylvania
Venue: Edinboro Softball Field
Stats: Link
In-game Updates: X (@Rock_Athletics)
All-Time Series: Edinboro leads 80-73
Current Streak: Slippery Rock W6
Last Played: March 24, 2026 at Slippery Rock (Game One: W, 5-0 | Game Two: W, 8-4)

SERIES HISTORY AGAINST EDINBORO
Slippery Rock opened the series history against Edinboro with 12 wins in its first 14 matchups. After 153 games played, Edinboro holds an 80-73 advantage over Slippery Rock. Earlier this season, The Rock swept the Fighting Scots in the doubleheader at SRU with 5-0 and 8-4 victories, pushing their active win streak in the series to six games.

TOP ACTIVE SRU PLAYERS AGAINST EDINBORO
Aubrey Mansfield – 14 GP: .400 AVG (16-40), 13 runs, 11 RBIs, five doubles, two home runs
Maddie Cavenaugh – 2 GP: .600 AVG (3-5), two runs, two RBIs, one double
Addie Deal – 2 GP: .429 AVG (3-7), one run, two RBIs, two doubles
Jordyn Pelles – 2 GP: .500 AVG (3-6), two runs, two RBIs
 

TEAM COMPARISON
The Rock	Stat	Fighting Scots
16-10	Overall Record	4-21
10-2	Conference Record	3-7
.308	Batting Avg.	.291
6.0	Runs per Game	4.2
4.2	Opp. Runs per Game	8.5
8.7	Hits per Game	7.7
6.2	Opp. Hits per Game	10.6
0.9	Errors per Game	1.8
0.7	HR per Game	0.3
.471	SLG%	.388
.374	OB%	.340
.968	FLD%	.927
3.20	ERA	8.33
.235	Opp. Batting Avg.	.382

WATCH ON YOUR TV - "ROCK ATHLETICS DIGITAL NETWORK" APPS
• Fans can watch Saturday's games live and on-demand for free on the Rock Athletics Digital Network, created and operated by the SRU athletic communication office.
 
• Search for Rock Athletics Digital Network in the app stores on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Android TV devices. The streaming web player linked above will also integrate with Chrome Cast devices to allow viewers to cast the game to those devices.

GAMES 29-30 of 50
Opponent: Gannon
Date: Saturday – 1 p.m. / 3 p.m.
Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
Venue: Kasnevich Field
Video: Link
Stats: Link
In-game Updates: X (@Rock_Athletics)
All-Time Series: Gannon leads 62-29
Current Streak: Gannon W1
Last Played: April 15, 2025 at Slippery Rock (Game One: W, 4-1 | Game Two: L, 4-2)

SERIES HISTORY AGAINST GANNON
Slippery Rock and Gannon have played 91 times in their series history, with the Golden Knights holding a 62-29 advantage over The Rock. Last season, Slippery Rock took the season series victory over Gannon with three wins in four games. At McConnell Family Stadium, SRU came out victorious in both games, 4-2 and 5-2. During the doubleheader at Kasnevich Field, Slippery Rock won game one 4-1, before Gannon avoided the season sweep with a 4-2 victory.

TOP ACTIVE SRU PLAYERS AGAINST GANNON
Alyssa Sheely – 5 GP: .300 AVG (3-10), one run, two RBIs, one home run, one double
Aubrey Mansfield – 12 GP: .200 AVG (8-40), four runs, four RBIs, one double, one home run
Jessica Goldhardt – 4 GP: .250 AVG (2-8), three runs, one RBI
 

TEAM COMPARISON
The Rock	Stat	Golden Knights
16-10	Overall Record	13-13
10-2	Conference Record	6-6
.308	Batting Avg.	.296
6.0	Runs per Game	5.7
4.2	Opp. Runs per Game	4.6
8.7	Hits per Game	7.7
6.2	Opp. Hits per Game	8.8
0.9	Errors per Game	1.1
0.7	HR per Game	0.9
.471	SLG%	.474
.374	OB%	.388
.968	FLD%	.963
3.20	ERA	4.00
.235	Opp. Batting Avg.	.315

SLIPPERY ROCK PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 16-10
Home Record: 8-2
Away Record: 2-2
Neutral Site Record: 6-6
PSAC West Record: 10-2
PSAC West Rank: 1^st
Streak: W6
Last Five Games: 5-0
Head Coach: Stacey Rice | 12^th season at The Rock (227-259-1 / .467)

LAST TIME OUT
Slippery Rock swept the weekend with four wins in as many games versus Pitt-Johnstown and Indiana University (Pa.). SRU took home 6-3 and 5-0 wins against the Mountain Cats April 3, while grabbing 5-3 (eight innings) and 4-3 (11 innings) victories versus the Crimson Hawks April 4.

PSAC WEST STANDINGS CHECK
This weekend marks the fourth week of conference play of the year for the PSAC West. With 16 divisional games remaining in the regular season, Slippery Rock enters the weekend in sole possession of first place in the PSAC West standings.
 
• At the top of the division, only Slippery Rock and Seton Hill have suffered just two losses each, separating themselves from the final spot that makes the PSAC Tournament. The Rock currently sit 10-2 with the Griffins following closely behind with a 8-2 record. 
 
• Behind SRU and SHU, IUP and Gannon hold third and fourth with 8-4 and 6-6 records, respectively. California (Pa.) is occupying the fifth and final spot that makes the PSAC Tournament with a 5-7 record in the PSAC West. 
 
• Pitt-Johnston (4-8), Edinboro (3-7) and Clarion (2-10) are all within striking distance of the Vulcans as each team is within at least three games.
 
• 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.
 
• Slippery Rock has qualified for the PSAC Tournament in the last three seasons.

BAKER AND CAVENAUGH TAKE HOME PSAC WEST WEEKLY AWARDS
Rachel Baker and Maddie Cavenaugh swept the PSAC West weekly awards for the second time this season.

Baker and Cavenaugh became the first Rock duo to sweep the PSAC weekly awards twice in the same season. Cavenaugh is up to four PSAC West Athlete of the Week awards in 2026, the most in a single season by a Rock player, while Baker's three PSAC West Picher of the Week honors is the highest amount in a single season in program history.

In the circle, Baker pitched 15 innings and surrendered six runs (four earned) for a 1.87 ERA on nine hits and five walks with 17 strikeouts.

In a 6-3 win over Pitt-Johnstown, Baker threw seven innings, giving up three runs (two earned) on three hits and two walks with 10 strikeouts. This was Baker's second 10+ strikeout game of the season. In a 5-3 win over Indiana (Pa,) in eight innings, Baker threw a complete game, surrendering three runs (two earned) on six hits and three walks with seven strikeouts. 

At the plate, Cavenaugh hit .647 (11-for-17) with four runs, six RBIs, two home runs, one double and one stolen base. Cavenaugh had three or more hits in three of the four games this week with three hits in game two against Pitt-Johnstown and game one against Indiana, while recording four hits in game two versus the Crimson Hawks. 

CLUTCH HOME RUNS
Slippery Rock swept the Crimson Hawks thanks to multiple home runs in the clutch. While down to its final out and trailing IUP 3-0 in game one, Cavenaugh launched a three-run home run to send the game to extra innings. Shall followed Cavenaugh's home run with a two-run shot of her own in the eighth inning to give The Rock a 5-3 walk-off victory.

In game two against Indiana, Cavenaugh hit her second clutch home run of the day. Slippery Rock's centerfielder hit a walk-off two run home run with two outs in the 11^th inning, giving SRU the 4-3 win.

RACKING UP STRIKEOUTS
Baker's 80 strikeouts on the season paces The Rock and slots her sixth in all the PSAC in punchouts. In her last two outings, Baker struck out 17 batters en route to earning two wins win in 15 innings of work.

PSAC STRIKEOUT LEADERS 
1. Madelayne Ruffner (Shepherd – 149)
2. Sarah Davenport (E. Stroudsburg – 146)
3. Sarah Yamrick (Bloomsburg – 109)
4. Talia Ross (Lock Haven – 107)
5. Dani Heyward (Shippensburg – 100)
6. Rachel Baker (Slippery Rock – 80)

SETTLING IN
Paige Gresgott (5-2, 3.29 ERA) has been one of Slippery Rock's main two starters this season. The Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania native picked up one win for SRU last week. Gresgott pitched 13.1 innings and gave up just two runs (one earned) on seven hits and nine walks with six strikeouts against Pitt-Johnstown and IUP. On the season, Gresgott has given up 26 earned runs in 55.1 innings pitched, while striking out 36 batters and walking just 31 opponents.

DRIVING IN RUNS
Cavenaugh and Alyssa Sheely have driven in the most runs for The Rock in 2026. Cavenaugh's 1.23 RBIs per game put her 26^th in the nation and third in the PSAC, while her 32 RBIs slots her second in the conference.

Sheely has driven in 28 runs in 21 games played, which puts the senior ninth in the PSAC. Sheely currently has the 18^th most RBIs per game in the nation and the most in the conference with 1.33 RBIs per contest.

IRON WOMAN
With her four starts April 3 and 4, Aubrey Mansfield past her head coach Stacey Rice for the most consecutive games started with 180. Mansfield's streak goes all the way back to the last four games of her freshman season. 

REACHING BASE
Jordyn Pelles has been an on-base machine for SRU in her last 13 games. In that stretch, the freshman has seven multi-hit games and has only been held hitless one time. Pelles has hit .475 (19-for-40) with 10 runs, eight RBIs, one home run and five doubles. 

DOUBLE MACHINE
Alyssa Massucci has been one of Slippery Rock's most consistent hitters as she's second on The Rock in batting average with a .400 mark (32-for-80) with 13 extra base hits. Eight of Massucci's 13 extra base hits have been doubles, which paces SRU.

DUAL THREAT
Kayla Williams (2-4, 4.20 ERA) has seen action for The Rock at the plate and in the circle as the sophomore has pitched 33.1 innings, struck out 20 batters. Williams pitched a crucial 4.1 innings in Slippery Rock's 4-3 win over IUP in 11 innings. The sophomore gave up just one unearned run on no hits and no walks.

At the plate, Williams has seen 25 at-bats where she recorded six hits (.240 AVG), drove in four runs and drew three walks.

TAKING THEIR BASE
In 26 games this season, SRU already has three players that have drawn nine or more walks. Cavenaugh and Mansfield lead Slippery Rock with 10 bases taken on balls, while Shaylyn Shall sits behind the duo with nine walks.

SPEED KILLS
The Rock have taken advantage of opportunities on the base-paths this season as SRU has four players with multiple stolen bases. Cavenaugh (10-10), Mansfield (4-4) and Pelles (3-3) have been perfect in their attempts this season, while Jessica Goldhardt (4-5) has also stolen multiple bases. As a team, Slippery Rock has stolen 26 bases on 30 attempts (.867).

MAKING AN IMPACT
Addie Deal, a Saint Francis University transfer, continued to make an impact in the middle of Slippery Rock's lineup. In 113 games for The Rock, Deal has gone 14-for-41 with 13 RBIs and nine runs scored with one home run and five doubles.

ROCK LEADERS
HITTING:
Hits: Maddie Cavenaugh – 42
Runs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 30
Doubles: Alyssa Massucci – 8
Home Runs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 7
RBIs: Maddie Cavenaugh – 32
Walks: Aubrey Mansfield/Maddie Cavenaugh – 10
On-Base %: Maddie Cavenaugh – .500
Slugging %: Maddie Cavenaugh – .826

PITCHING:
Wins: Rachel Baker – 9
ERA: Rachel Baker – 2.39
Innings Pitched: Rachel Baker – 79.0
Strikeouts: Rachel Baker – 80
Saves: Paige Gresgott/Kayla Williams – 1

HIGHEST ACTIVE ON-BASE STREAKS
T-1. Alyssa Massucci – 6
T-1. Jordyn Pelles – 6
3. Maddie Cavenaugh – 5

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. Meghan McHenry (2006-08) – 103
6. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 96

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) – 52

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
6. Arielle Brown (2022-25) – 168
7. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 164

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) – 243

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
5. Emily Nagle (2015-18) – 100
6. Jessica Kortz (2007-10) – 99
7. Courtney Vincent (2007-09) – 96
8. Aubrey Mansfield (2023-present) – 95

Home Runs (12-19)
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-16. Breanna Tongel (2011-14) – 11
T-16. Caitlin Baxter (2014-17) – 11
T-16. Emma Kennedy (2022-25) – 11
19. 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)
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. Lisa Getgen (2006-09) – 142
15. Paige Gresgott (2023-present) – 134

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
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

RBI (9-16)
T-9. Julia Montie (2024) – 36
T-9. Shaylyn Shall (2025) – 36
T-11. Jessica Kortz (2008) – 35
T-11. Meghan McHenry (2006) – 35
13. Stacey Rhoades (2008) – 34
T-14. Julia Nutter (2025) – 33
T-14. Jenna Geibel (2011) – 33
T-16. Katie Saluga (2013) – 32
T-16. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 32

Total Bases (11-16)
11. Julia Nutter (2025) – 84
12. Kailey Myers (2018) – 82
13. Kristen Brant (2010) – 79
14. Jessica Kortz (2009) – 78
15. Meghan McHenry (2006) – 77
T-16. Stacey Rhoades (2005) – 76
T-16. Julia Montie (2025) – 76
T-16. Maddie Cavenaugh (2026) – 76

Wins (8-15)
T-8. Shauna Walker (2010) – 11
T-8. Courtney Conron (2007) – 11
T-8. Karen Berg (1980) – 11
T-8. Brooke Dawson (2017) – 11
T-12. Alexsa Hurd (2024) – 10
T-12. Kelsi Anderson (2024) – 10
T-12. Ashley Knight (2013) – 10
T-15. Brooke Sawson (2026) – 9
T-15. Rachel Baker (2026) – 9

EDINBORO PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 4-21
Home Record: 2-0
Away Record: 1-9
Neutral Site Record: 1-12
PSAC West Record: 3-7
PSAC West Rank: 7^th
Streak: W2
Last Five Games: 2-3
Head Coach: Dan Gierlak | 37^th season at Edinboro (524-769-5 / .405)

TOP HITTERS
Isabella Becker: .388 (24-80) – 24 runs – 0 HR – 8 RBI – .443 OBP
Hilary Sissem: .367 (14-60) – 14 runs – 0 HR – 12 RBI – .418 OBP
Isabelle Bavaro: .333 (10-72) – 20 runs – 0 HR – 14 RBI – .355 OBP

TOP PITCHERS
Giana Ficcaglia: 2-7 – 46.0 IP – 7.61 ERA – 33 K / 28 BB – .397 B/AVG
Kelsey Warren: 1-7 – 40.0 IP – 9.63 ERA –  28 K / 21 BB – .373 B/AVG
Grace Kessel: 0-5 – 38.0 IP – 9.95 ERA – 28 K / 32 BB – .406 B/AVG

GANNON PRIMER | ROSTER | SCHEDULE | STATS
Overall Record: 13-13
Home Record: 6-4
Away Record: 2-3
Neutral Site Record: 5-6
PSAC West Record: 6-6
PSAC West Rank: 4^th
Streak: W3
Last Five Games: 3-2
Head Coach: Michelle Wiley | Eighth season at Gannon (179-132 / .576)

TOP HITTERS
Emma Smerick: .437 (31-71) – 25 runs – 4 HR – 18 RBI – .529 OBP
Jenna Clontz: .375 (30-80) – 22 runs – 11 HR – 35 RBI – .447 OBP
Emily Spears: .297 (22-74) – 17 runs – 2 HR – 17 RBI – .381 OBP

TOP PITCHERS
Josie Spano 1-4 – 31.2 IP – 3.54 ERA –  18 K / 13 BB – .331 B/AVG
Miranda Biles: 3-6 – 65.2 IP – 4.47 ERA – 54 K / 25 BB – .306 B/AVG
Jessica Westmiller: 4-1 – 40.1 IP – 5.55 ERA – 36 K / 16 BB – .364 B/AVG

LOOKING AHEAD
Slippery Rock is set for a four-game stretch next week. The Rock go into the weekend with doubleheaders 2 p.m. April 17 at Pit-Johnstown and 1 p.m. April 18 at IUP.




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