It didn't take long for Iowa State softball to get the long awaited news about two of its biggest contributors in program history.
The spring season for Iowa State softball was cut short due to COVID-19, ending the season with a record of 11-13.
In a press release issued Friday evening, Big 12 Senior Associate Commissioner Bob Burda announced that all spring sports will be canceled for…
The LMU Softball Tournament, which Cyclone softball was slated to compete in this weekend, has been canceled.
Iowa State softball competed against University of South Florida in a rematch Sunday, losing 3-5.
After going 0-2 Friday, the Cyclones softball team was looking to get back in the winning column against UMass and Wisconsin.
The Cyclones started off the weekend in Florida battling the University of Wisconsin and the University of South Florida. They lost 6-7 to the Badgers and 0-4 to University of South Florida.
After an inconsistent weekend at the I-75 Challenge in Georgia, ending with a 2-3 record, Iowa State softball is eager to tackle the obstacles it faced.
The Cyclones competed in the I-75 Challenge in Georgia over the weekend, playing a series of five games against Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State and Georgia State. The Cyclones were back and forth all weekend, ending the tournament 2-3.
During the second day of the 1-75 Challenge, the Cyclones went head to head with Kennesaw State, losing the first game 3-4. They found their redemption, defeating the Owls 7-4 in the second game of the day.
The Cyclones lost to Georgia Tech 3-1 in the first game of the day. Freshman Pitcher Ellie Spelhaug started the game but got off to a rough start by allowing three runs in the span of two innings.
After a tough few games last weekend in Orlando, Florida, the Cyclones were able to turn it around in South Carolina.
In the final game of the Gamecock Invitational, the Cyclones were able to fight through, defeating Boston College 5-4 to end the series.
Iowa State got off to a good start with a win over Elon Friday evening. The real test began Saturday against the No. 8 ranked Michigan, where the Cyclones pulled out an upset over the Wolverines, winning 5-1.
To kick off the Gamecock Invitational in Columbia, South Carolina, the Cyclones went head to head against Elon, crushing the Phoenixes 10-0, ending the game early in the fifth inning.
After a disappointing weekend going 1-4 at the Knight's Classic, the Cyclones are heading back down South in search of a bounce back at the Gamecock Invitational in South Carolina.
