Senior Harley Culie's historic no-hitter highlighted RSU Softball's doubleheader split against Northeastern State on Senior Day, as RSU won the first game 3-1 and lost the second 5-0. In the opener, Culie pitched 8 innings and recorded 14 strikeouts, setting a program record for no-hitters, while Jaden Jordan's walk-off home run sealed the victory. Culie's remarkable performance came as the team celebrated senior players and their contributions.

By the Numbers
  • Harley Culie achieved a no-hitter with 14 strikeouts in game one.
  • RSU managed only 3 hits in game two, with a total of 3 errors.
Yes, But

Despite the excitement surrounding Culie's no-hitter, the Hillcats' struggles in game two reveal vulnerabilities that could impact their postseason prospects.

State of Play
  • RSU holds an overall record of 34-18 and a conference record of 14-10 in the MIAA.
  • They will compete next in the 2026 MIAA Tournament in Emporia, Kansas, starting Thursday.
What's Next

The Hillcats will look to build on their positive momentum from Culie's standout performance as they prepare for the MIAA Tournament and aim for a deep run in postseason play.

Bottom Line

While Harley Culie's no-hitter is a remarkable achievement, RSU must address its inconsistencies, particularly in their offensive and defensive play, as they head into tournament competition.