A promising season came to a premature end Friday evening at Easton Stadium. Georgia softball fell to UCLA 6-1 in game two of the Super Regionals. The loss knocked the Bulldogs from the NCAA Tournament and ended the careers of 10 Georgia seniors.
Not much went right for Georgia softball in its opening game of the NCAA Super Regionals. On a clear night in Los Angeles, the Bulldogs fell 8-0 in six innings to the UCLA Bruins in Easton Stadium.
The Bulldogs swept Liberty in two games Sunday at Jack Turner Stadium to win the NCAA Athens Regional and advance to the Super Regionals. Georgia was just an out away from getting eliminated in the Tournament.
The Georgia softball team rallied back from a tough loss earlier in the day to defeat the Charlotte 49ers, 5-0, and advance to the Athens Regional Championship game. The Bulldogs will take on the Liberty Flames once again, who they lost to 7-3 earlier on Saturday.
Georgia softball had an uncharacteristic game against Conference USA champions, the Liberty Flames, falling 7-3 at Turner Softball Stadium during the NCAA Athens Regional on Saturday.
Georgia softball made a statement in its first game of the 2024 NCAA Athens Regional. In their home ballpark, the Bulldogs defeated Coastal Athletic Association champion UNC Wilmington 8-0 in five innings Friday afternoon.
Georgia softball was selected to host a Regional in the 2024 NCAA Softball Tournament, a selection show on ESPN2 announced Sunday evening. The 11th-seeded Bulldogs will host the Group of 5’s UNC Wilmington, Charlotte and Liberty at Jack Turner Stadium in the Athens Regional. All three teams are the conference champions for their respective leagues.
A 9-4 loss against two-seed Florida gifted Georgia an early exit Friday morning at Jane B. Moore Field. The Bulldogs now await their seeding for the NCAA Tournament, which will be revealed via a selection show on Sunday.
Georgia defeated Auburn 6-5 in the first round of the SEC Tournament Wednesday evening. The 14-inning contest was the longest game in tournament history and was capped off with a Sarah Gordon walk-off home run.
Georgia softball made a crucial SEC series win attainable on Saturday afternoon at Nusz Park. A 5-0 victory over Mississippi State evened the series at one win apiece.
The No.14-ranked Georgia softball team traveled to Starkville, Mississippi to take on the No. 20-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs on Friday night. Mississippi State pitcher Aspen Wesley pitched a complete game, limiting Georgia to three hits while striking out eight batters.
In the top of the seventh inning, the Georgia softball team had a chance to close out the game, with a 4-3 lead. Florida, however, had other plans, scoring seven unanswered runs to secure a 10-7 Gators victory.
Right as Jayda Kearney’s bat struck a pitch, Kearney knew it was going over the outfield wall. The three-run shot gave Georgia softball a lead it would never relinquish en route to an 11-6 victory over No. 12 Florida Saturday afternoon.
It was just one of those nights for Georgia softball, who got run-ruled 9-1 in five innings against Florida Friday evening at Jack Turner Stadium.
The Georgia softball team battled Missouri in a double header on Saturday, April 20, winning both games with an identical score of 4-2.
The Bulldogs lost to No. 13 Missouri on April 19, which continued their struggles against SEC opponents. Georgia kept its opponent to only four runs, but couldn’t muster the offense to win.
The No. 7 ranked Georgia softball team fell to Kentucky 6-2 in the series finale at John Cropp Stadium. The Bulldogs have now lost three consecutive series against SEC teams, dating back to their series against Arkansas back in late March.
The No. 7 ranked Georgia softball team evened up the series at John Cropp Stadium defeating Kentucky 6-4. Dallis Goodnight paved the way for the Bulldogs, hitting her first career grand slam.
It only took Georgia softball an hour and a half to defeat Georgia State 5-0 on Wednesday evening at Jack Turner Stadium. The win brought No. 7 Georgia to 32-8 on the season.
Georgia softball has been on a tough SEC stretch lately. The Bulldogs lost their second straight SEC series, this time against Tennessee after they were defeated 3-1 on Sunday.
The Georgia softball team eked out a 3-2 road win over Tennessee on Saturday to tie the series with the Volunteers at one game apiece. Shelby Walters got the win for Georgia in relief of Madison Kerpics and allowed just one hit in over four innings pitched. Walters put down 14 of the 15 batters she faced.
