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Central Michigan softball traveled to Muncie, Indiana, over the weekend to open up Mid-American Conference play against Ball State. After losing its first game on Saturday, 8-4, CMU couldn't recover on Sunday, losing 2-1 and 10-2, to start conference play 0-3.
After being held to only two hits late in the game, Central Michigan softball fell to Michigan State 3-0 in East Lansing on Tuesday.
Following a 2-3 weekend at the Gopher Indoor Classic, Central Michigan softball swept the Mid-American Conference Player of the Week honors. Junior Michaleigh Vallimont earned player of the week while sophomore Madelyn Wallace was named pitcher of the week.
Central Michigan softball competed in an indoor tournament at U.S Bank Stadium where it went 2-3 defeating Saint Thomas, 4-0 and 8-5, while falling to Drake, 3-1, Idaho State, 6-5, and Minnesota, 2-1.
Closing out at The Spring Games in Madeira Beach, Florida, Central Michigan softball finished 5-4 with a victory over Southern Indiana on Tuesday and split a doubleheader against Army on Wednesday.
Senior Kelsey Alexander was named Mid-American Conference Softball Player of the Week on Tuesday following three home runs in three games over the weekend.
Central Michigan softball traveled to Madeira Beach, Florida to compete in The Spring Games where they went 3-2 over the weekend, defeating Hofstra 9-2, Georgetown 5-2 and Southern Indiana 9-0 while falling to Southeastern Louisiana 3-1, and Coastal Carolina 1-0.
Central Michigan softball dropped four out of five games at the Western Kentucky Hilltopper Classic over the weekend losing to Jacksonville State 7-5 and 4-2, Western Kentucky 2-1 and 6-4 then defeated Illinois State 5-4.
To open the 2023 season, Central Michigan softball went 2-2 at the T-Mobile Invitational, defeating Delaware State, 13-3 and 8-0 while dropping matchups against No. 3 Florida, 15-1 and UCONN 3-2.
After placing third in the Mid-American Conference last season, Central Michigan softball is back in action as it starts the 2023 season on Friday.
A successful season came to an unfortunate end for Central Michigan softball.
Central Michigan softball (27-24, 18-11) took its first step toward a Mid-American Conference championship with a 7-1 defeat of No. 2 seed Ohio University (23-24, 17-11).
Central Michigan softball head coach McCall Salmon was named Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year alongside four of her players who earned spots on the conference's first or second teams.
Central Michigan couldn't capitalize on Senior Day momentum, falling 12-8 to Miami (Ohio) Sunday. Though the Chippewas lost the game, they still won the series thanks to Saturday's doubleheader sweep.
Coming from behind in game one and going into extra innings for game two, Central Michigan softball clinched a spot in the Mid American Conference tournament with 5-1 and 4-3 victories over Miami (Ohio).
Following a rained out game, Central Michigan (24-23, 15-10) was unable to get its bats rolling and fell to the Bowling Green Falcons in both games of their double header with scores of 3-1 and 5-0.
A record and dominant pitching powered Central Michigan (24-21, 14-8) to battle back from a series opening loss to take down the visiting Buffalo Bulls (18-23, 9-13). The Chippewas won the series with one mercy 9-0 victory in game one and a 9-3 victory in game two.
After splitting a Saturday double header against biggest rival Western Michigan, Central Michigan (22-20, 13-7) shutout Western Michigan Sunday 6-0 to claim the series win.
After dominating Tuesday, Central Michigan (20-19, 11-6) rallied to complete a sweep over the Toledo Rockets (9-31, 2-16) with a 10-2 comeback mercy victory in the first game and a 6-3 comeback win to end Wednesday's sweep.
A snowy day at the softball diamond didn’t have an effect on Central Michigan (18-19, 9-6) softball as it took down the Toledo Rockets (9-29, 2-14) 11-4 Tuesday at Margo Jonker Stadium.
