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Softball: Games 21-24 This Week In Oregon State Softball: Games 21-24 Oregon State Returns Heads to No. 9 Arizona for Weekend Series vs. #9 Arizona | March 26-28 | Tucson, Ariz. SOFTBALL All Times Pacific ABOUT THE BEAVERS OREGON STATE • Before starting its conference series, Oregon State earned a 10-6 non-conference Overall Record. .13-7 Pac-12 Record .....................................2-1 record. OSU now holds a 13-7 overall record with a 2-1 Pac-12 record. Home Record .....................................5-1 • The Beavers opened the season with an undefeated weekend in the Los Angeles area Road Record .....................................4-3 (Feb. 12-14). They went on to garner a 3-5 record at the Wildcat Invitational (Feb. 26-28) Neutral Record ...................................4-3 and Colorado Classic (Mar. 5-7). • For their first games at home, the Beavers defeated Sacramento State twice. Junior Mariah Mazon pitched for a perfect game before senior Trystan Melancon pitched her HEAD COACH LAURA BERG first no-hitter with OSU. Overall Record. 228-193-1 (.541) • Sophomore Frankie Hammoude leads the team with a .377 batting average and a .803 Conference Record .....................57-109 (.343) slugging average while junior Missy Nunes follows with a .368 batting average and a .754 slugging average. GAME INFO • Hammoude, Nunes, Mazon, and freshman Charity Sevaaetasi lead the team from the Where .................................. Tucson, Calif. batter’s box. The four have combined for over half of the team’s RBI and home runs and Games - Friday, March 26 almost half of the team’s hits. .vs. Arizona, 6:00 p.m. • Hammoude tops the four with 21 RBI from eight homers and 23 hits. Nunes (16 RBI, 6 Games - Saturday, March 27 . vs. Arizona, 2:00 p.m. HR, 21 H), Mazon (15 RBI, 4 HR, 22 H), and Sevaaetasi (11 RBI, 4 HR, 16 H) follow suit. vs. Arizona, 4:30 p.m. • In the field, Hammoude leads with 116 putouts while freshmen Grace Messmer and Xiao Games - Sunday, March 28 Gin lead with 23 assists each. vs. California, 12 p.m. • Gin, Hammoude, and junior Chance Burden have each played for multiple double-plays. Webcast .......................ArizonaWildcats.com Gin has played for four with Hammoude and Burden compiling two. Live Results ....................ArizonaWildcats.com ON THE MOUND SERIES HISTORY • Junior Mariah Mazon has won 10 games for the Beavers while senior Trystan Melancon All-time vs. Arizona ............................16-107 has tallied two wins and senior Nerissa Eason has won one game. • Earning the team’s first shutout of the season, Mazon also pitched her first no-hitter of the season against Utah State (2/13) before she pitched a perfect game in the Beavers’ first game at home (3/12). • In 82.0 innings pitched, Mazon has notched 101 strikeouts from 295 batters for a 1.54 ERA. • Melancon follows with 32 strikeouts in 25.2 innings pitched. • Eason owns a 2.10 ERA with 20 strikeouts in 20.0 innings pitched. OSU COACHING STAFF LAST WEEK IN REVIEW • The Beavers hosted their first Pac-12 series of 2021 against California over the past Head Coach ................Laura Berg (Ninth Season) weekend. Associate Head Coach ..... Marcie Green (Ninth Season) • Oregon State opened the weekend with a no-hitter victory on Friday. Junior pitcher Assistant Coach .............Eric Leyba (Third Season) Mariah Mazon hit a home run for the first score in the first inning. Freshman Charity Volunteer Assistant Coach ......Shelly Prochaska (Second Season) Sevaaetasi followed with another Beaver homer in the fourth before junior Missy Nunes Director of Operations ......Heather Smith (20th Season) added three runs with her home run in the fifth. Sophomore Maia Rader notched the final RBI for the 6-0 win. • On Saturday, the Beavers split the day with the Golden Bears. California took the first SOCIAL MEDIA win with a 2-0 shutout before Oregon State defeated Cal 6-2 in the second game of the Fans are encouraged to follow the Oregon State gym- day. Sophomore Frankie Hammoude opened the game with a home run in the second nastics program via social media. There are several inning. Mazon tallied two RBI with a single in the third before Sevaaetasi hit her second platforms to follow the team including : home run of the weekend in the fourth. Hammoude sealed the 6-2 win with another home • Twitter: @BeaverSoftball run. • Instagram: @BeaverSoftball • The Beavers took a 4-3 win for the final game of the series. After Cal scored first, OSU took a 4-1 lead in the first inning. With the bases loaded, Hammoude hit a single for her SOFTBALL CONTACT first plate appearance of the day for two RBI. Both Nunes and freshman Madison Simon followed with connections for an RBI each. Casey Mae Filiaci, Athletic Communications • Mazon tallied 24 strikeouts in 21 innings pitched against Cal with six strikeouts in five Assistant innings from senior Trystan Melancon and four strikeouts in two innings from senior Cell: (585) 748-5314 pitcher Nerissa Eason. Email: [email protected] 1 2021 Oregon State Softball Notes 2021 SCHEDULE ABOUT NO. 9 ARIZONA FEBRUARY • The Wildcats are 14-5 on the season with a 0-2 Pac-12 record. Easton Invitational | Fullerton, Calif. • To open the season, Arizona went 5-0 at the Hillenbrand Invitational (Feb. 19-21) and 5-0 12 Utah State W, 6-1 at their own Wildcat Invitational (Feb. 26-28). 12 Cal State Fullerton W, 5-4 • Before starting conference play against Washington on Mar. 19, the Wildcats spent a 13 Utah State W, 6-0 week in Florida (Mar. 6-13). Their first loss of the season came against No. 22 UCF on Mar. 13 Cal State Fullerton W, 11-0 (5 inn.) 8 before going 1-2 against No. 15 Florida State (Mar. 11-13). 14 Loyola Marymount W, 5-1 • Janelle Meono leads the team with a .500 batting average. Wildcat Invitational | Tuscon, Ariz. • Dejah Mulipola is the team’s leader in home runs (9) and RBI (25). 26 Brigham Young W, 10-3 • Each one of the Wildcats’ active players has tallied more than 10 RBI throughout the 27 Seattle L, 2-1 season. 28 Arizona L, 3-2 (8 inn.) • In the field, Mulipola has the most outs with 85 putouts while Malia Martinez leads with 30 assists. MARCH • Alyssa Denham is the main Wildcat pitcher. She has eight complete games and 50.1 in- at Northern Colorado | Greeley, Colo. nings under her belt for 52 strikeouts and a 1.67 ERA. 5 South Dakota State L, 7-0 5 Colorado State L, 10-1 • Mariah Lopez follows with five complete games and 34.1 innings. She has tallied 39 6 Northern Colorado W, 5-0 strikeouts from 127 batters for a 1.22 ERA. 6 Colorado State L, 4-3 7 Northern Colorado W, 15-0 AGAINST THE WILDCATS • Arizona leads the all-time series, 107-16. 12 Sacramento State W, 8-0 (6 inn.) 12 Sacramento State W, 8-0 (6 inn.) • The Wildcats last saw the Beavers earlier this season at the Wildcat Invitational. Arizona took the 3-2 win in the eighth inning. 13 Oregon L, 14-6 (5 inn.) • Prior to this year, OSU met Arizona for three Wildcat wins in March 2019. 19 California* W, 6-0 • Throughout the weekend in March, OSU scored five runs. Missy Nunes earned the sole 20 California* L, 2-0 Beaver run in the first game of the series with Frankie Hammoude hitting a grand slam for 20 California W, 6-2 OSU’s four runs in the second game. 21 California* W, 4-3 • The Beavers last earned a win against the Wildcats on May 7, 2016. OSU beat Arizona, 26 Arizona* 6 p.m. 2-1. 27 Arizona* 2 p.m. 27 Arizona 4:30 p.m. THE ROSTER 28 Arizona* 12 p.m. • Due to the shortened season of 2020, all members of the 2020 softball team have received another year of eligibility. Each of the members of the 2020 team has kept their APRIL athletic years from last season. 1 Oregon* 4 p.m. 2 Oregon* 2 p.m. • All but one member of the senior class will be returning. Trystan Melancon, Fallon Molnar, 2 Oregon 4:30 p.m. and Nerissa Eason will play for Oregon State in 2021 while Karla Calderon graduated in 3 Oregon* 5 p.m. 2020. • All but two members, Paige Goodrich and Izzy Owen, of the rest of the team have chosen 9 Washington* 5 p.m. 10 Washington* 1 p.m. to return for the 2021 season. 10 Washington 3 p.m. • The fall of 2020 brought four new additions to the team: Charity Sevaaetasi, Jade Soto, 11 Washington* 12 p.m. Katie Hicks, and Madison Simon are all the newcomers for the 2021 season. • Though 2020 was cut short, the Beavers were able to play 26 games. Four student- 16 UCLA* 4 p.m. 17 UCLA* 11 a.m. athletes - Xiao Gin, Mariah Mazon, Grace Messmer, and Missy Nunes - all started in all 17 UCLA 1:30 p.m. 26 games while Morgan Allen missed just one game and Ashton Zeiher and Maia Rader 18 UCLA* 12 p.m. missed two games. • 12 of the 16 returning softball players on the 2021 team competed in at least five games MAY for the Beavers last season with six of those returning from 2019 seeing action in at least 30 Stanford* TBD a third of the last full season’s games. 1 Stanford* TBD • The Beavers have one player that hails from the state of Oregon, Ashton Zeiher (Scio), 1 Stanford TBD 2 Stanford* TBD with one player that comes from outside the United States, Grace Messmer (British Co- lumbia).
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