college softball
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Ivie Drake managed GSU’s only hit and Lauren Coleman drove in a run as Georgia State was defeated by No. 23 South Alabama 3-1 Friday night, eliminating the Panthers in the semifinals of the Sun Belt Conference Championship. “Tough loss but my hat is off to Farish Beard and South
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State’s true freshman standout Ivie Drake was named one of 10 finalist for the NFCA Division I National Freshman-of-the-Year award the organization announced Thursday. The Sun Belt Freshman of the Year, Drake leads the conference in batting average (.466), hits (82), on-base percentage (.552), doubles (16) and runners picked
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Georgia Tech junior Maddie Lionberger earned All-ACC second team honors as voted on by the league’s 11 head coaches, the conference office announced Thursday. It marks the second career All-ACC selection for Lionberger after earning first-team honors in 2014. Lionberger started every conference game at second base and led the
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Release from Florida State Athletics: Six members of the Florida State softball team, along with head coach Lonni Alameda, were honored by the Atlantic Coast Conference as the ACC announced its 2015 postseason awards and All-ACC teams on Thursday. Alameda was named ACC Coach of the Year for the third year in a row, while
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Megan Litumbe launched her 20th homer of the year and Georgia State’s 100th of the season as Georgia State defeated Troy 9-3 to survive and advance to the double-elimination portion of the Sun Belt Conference Softball Championship. Katie Worley allowed two runs on four hits in four innings as she
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Ivie Drake was named Sun Belt Freshman of the Year while Callie Alford, Taylor Anderson, Ashley Christy and Lauren Coleman received All-Sun Belt honors, the conference office announced on Tuesday night. Drake became the first Panther to be named conference freshman of the year since Kaitlyn Medlam in 2011. The
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