The Washburn Ichabod softball team is set for a busy weekend, participating in five games at the Alvy Early Memorial Classic in Bentonville, Arkansas. After a successful 4-1 start at the Lone Star Classic in Mansfield, Texas, the Ichabods hope to continue their strong performance. They have achieved over 30 wins for the past four seasons, marking the longest streak since 2002-2007. Head Coach Brenda Holaday enters her 10th season with a commendable 287-171 record and has led the Ichabods to multiple MIAA championships.

By the Numbers
  • The Ichabods have recorded 50 hits and an on-base percentage of .472 in their first weekend.
  • Makenzie Sais leads with 10 stolen bases, averaging 2.00 per game.
State of Play
  • Washburn secured a notable 4-1 record in their opening weekend, including two convincing run-rule victories.
  • They are currently ranked among the top teams nationally in several statistical categories, including batting average and stolen bases.
What's Next

Following the Arkansas tournament, Washburn will compete in the Cherokee Classic in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, before returning home for the Washburn Invitational, featuring six home games starting February 20.

Bottom Line

The Ichabods are poised to maintain momentum with a solid start, leveraging their offensive skills and strong coaching to aim for another successful season in the MIAA.