JMU Softball Powers Past Marshall with Five Home Runs in Series Sweep
The James Madison softball team hit five home runs to secure a weekend sweep over Marshall, winning 11-3 in Sun Belt Conference action, moving them to fifth place overall.
By the Numbers- JMU recorded 11 runs on nine hits in the game.
- Lexi Rogers hit a grand slam, Reed Butler and Payton List also homered in the game.
Marshall initially took a 1-0 lead in the game with a solo home run, but JMU responded strongly with multiple home runs to take control.
State of Play- JMU improved to 24-16 and 8-7 in league play, surpassing Marshall in the standings.
- The team has been dominant at home this season, averaging 8.2 runs per game and sweeping consecutive Sun Belt series.
JMU is set to face the Longwood Lancers in a doubleheader on April 17, with coverage available on ESPN+ and radio commentary by Dave Riggert.
Bottom LineThe James Madison softball team's powerful display with five home runs led to a decisive victory, positioning them strongly in the Sun Belt Conference standings and showcasing their dominance at home.
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