Pace University Softball secured a decisive doubleheader sweep against American International College, winning 6-1 and 6-3 in Springfield, MA. Strong pitching from Priscilla Del Toro and Nikki Chandler led the Blue and Gold to improve their overall record to 21-23 and 11-17 in NE10 play. Both games featured significant contributions from multiple players and historic milestones, including Willa Poplawski’s 100th career RBI and Kaylee Matsuda's 100th career run.

By the Numbers
  • Pace improved to 21-23 overall and 11-17 in NE10 play.
  • Del Toro allowed 1 run on 2 hits in a complete game performance in Game One.
  • Chandler struck out 5 batters and allowed 3 runs with 8 hits in her complete game in Game Two.
  • Willa Poplawski recorded her 100th career RBI; Kaylee Matsuda scored her 100th career run.
Yes, But

Despite the solid performances, the team’s overall NE10 record reflects challenges faced earlier this season. Improvement in clutch hitting will be crucial as they progress through the conference schedule.

State of Play
  • Pace is currently on a four-game winning streak following this doubleheader.
  • The team is preparing to face Saint Anselm College for a four-game NE10 series this weekend.
What's Next

Pace will want to build on this momentum in their upcoming series against Saint Anselm College. Maintaining strong pitching and improving offensive consistency will be key to continuing their winning ways.

Bottom Line

Pace University Softball showcased strong pitching and resilience in their doubleheader sweep, but they must focus on enhancing their performance to achieve greater success in upcoming matches.