Pace University Softball played a doubleheader against Mercy University, winning the first game 5–3 before losing the second 11–2. After falling behind in Game One, the Setters responded with a four-run third inning fueled by timely hits from Madison Picerno, Willa Poplawski, and Ava Edmond. In Game Two, despite taking a brief lead with a two-run double from Riley Jenkins, Pace couldn't sustain momentum due to a six-run inning from Mercy. The team now sits at 13–15 overall and 5–9 in NE10 play.

By the Numbers
  • Pace scored 5 runs in the third inning of Game One, leading to their victory.
  • Mercy scored 11 runs in Game Two, with a six-run inning that propelled them to win.
State of Play
  • Pace's overall record is now 13–15 and 5–9 in NE10 conference play.
  • The team had seven hits in both games, but struggled to convert them into runs in Game Two.
What's Next

The Setters are set to take on American International College in their next NE10 matchup, with the first pitch scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Bottom Line

Pace's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities will be crucial moving forward, especially against tough conference opponents. The team needs to build on Game One's performance to find consistency in future matchups.