Bluejay Softball Travels To Drake Before Three-Game Home Series Against Georgetown

Games #41: Creighton Bluejays (20-20) at Drake Bulldogs (8-26)
Wednesday, April 8, 2026 • 5:00 p.m. • Des Moines, Iowa • Buel Field
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Games #42-44: Georgetown Hoyas (13-13, 6-6 BIG EAST) at Creighton Bluejays (20-20, 9-3 BIG EAST)
Friday, April 10, 2026 • 6:00 p.m. • Saturday, April 11, 2026 • 2:00 p.m. • Sunday, April 12, 2026 • 12 p.m. • Omaha, Neb. • Creighton Softball Stadium
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This Weekend

Creighton (20-20, 9-3 BE) plays four games in a five-day span, beginning with a non-conference battle on Tuesday, April 7 against former Missouri Valley Conference rival Drake (8-26) at 5 p.m. in Des Moines, Iowa.

The Jays will then return home for a three-game series with Georgetown (13-13, 6-6 BE), beginning on Friday, April 10 at 6 p.m. The Bluejays and Hoyas will then meet on Saturday, April 11 for Senior Day at 2 p.m. before closing out the series on Sunday, April 12 at 12 p.m.

Broadcast Information

All five games this week will air on ESPN+ with Jake Ryan and Jon Schriner on the call for the Bluejays home contests. A subscription is required to view the games on http://watchESPN.com.

Live Stats Information

All four of Creighton's games this week will have free live stats at http://Creighton.StatBroadcast.com.

Fans can also find the links on the GoCreighton.com softball schedule page.

Scoring updates and infographics will be provided on social media vs. Twitter at @BluejaySoftball.

Bluejays not Blue Jays

Creighton's mascot is the Bluejays or Bluejay, one word. Conversely the MLB Toronto team is the Blue Jays.

Scouting Creighton (20-20, 9-3 BE)

Creighton is 20-20 this season and 9-3 in BIG EAST play after claiming series sweeps over Seton Hall and Villanova thus far. The Bluejays have won 14 of their last 20 contests and look to stay hot this week with games against South Dakota, Drake and Georgetown.

Six different Bluejays are hitting better than .300, led by sophomore Tara Vandewater, who paces the Bluejay squad with a .368 batting average and 40 RBI on 42 hits, including seven doubles, three triples and seven home runs.

Senior Lily West has continued her hot hitting, boasting a .349 batting average on 44 hits, including seven doubles, three home runs, 17 walks, 25 RBI and 24 runs scored, while freshman Zoey Greenwood owns a team-best 11 doubles and 18 stolen bases while hitting at a .338 clip.

Senior Erika Perez, meanwhile, has stepped into more of a leadership role this season and is showcasing her power, hitting .342 with nine doubles, four triples, seven home runs, 18 walks and 27 RBI. Perez and veteran returners, Avery Barnard (.344 BA, 10 2B, 31 R, 23 RBI), Kaelan Schultz (.315 BA, 24 BB, 8 2B, 4 HR) and Ella Dalton (.248 BA, 26 Hits, 7 2B) have been relied on to lead this talented group.

Freshman Audrey Gilman and junior Brooklyn Patchen have led the Bluejays pitching staff through the midway portion of the schedule. Gilman paces the Jays with a 4.47 ERA and 60 strikeouts in 117.1 innings of work, while Patchen owns a 4.70 ERA and 50 punchouts in 61.0 innings pitched.

As a team, Creighton ranks third in the BIG EAST hitting .310 with 64 doubles, 13 triples, 33 home runs, 127 walks and 232 runs driven in, while the pitching staff owns a 5.10 ERA with 146 strikeouts in 259.1 innings of work.

Head coach Krista Wood is in her fourth season with the Bluejays and holds a 616-416 career record, including a 108-98 mark at Creighton.

Scouting Drake (8-26)

Drake is 8-26 this season and have fallen on hard times, dropping eight of their last nine games with its lone win coming over Bradley on March 30.

Frankie Rita has been the top producer for the Bulldogs this season, pacing the team with a .320 batting average with eight doubles, and 19 runs scored. Natalee Watts follows closely behind, hitting .318 with six home runs and 12 RBI, while Tatum Aragon owns a .316 batting average and a team-high 22 RBI on 31 hits.

Four different Bulldogs have spearheaded a strong Bulldog pitching staff this season. Ashlynn Sheets leads the way with a 5.01 ERA with 16 strikeouts in 43.1 innings pitched, while Ava Husak has recorded a 5.95 ERA and eight punchouts in 42.1 innings of work.

As a team, Drake is hitting .272 with 53 doubles, four triples, 27 home runs, 115 walks and 132 runs driven in, while the pitching staff owns a 6.38 ERA with 79 strikeouts in 215.0 innings of work.

Series History Against the Bulldogs

Creighton leads the all-time series against Drake, 62-34.

The Bluejays and Bulldogs met annually from 1993 to 2013 as members of the Missouri Valley Conference.

Creighton and Drake already met once this season with CU claiming a 3-2 win at the Bear Down Fiesta in Tucson, Arizona. The two teams split a pair of games last season in Omaha, with CU claiming a 9-6 win in game two.

The Bluejays own a 25-13 record in games played in Des Moines, with Drake run-ruling the Bluejays in its most recent battle in 2024.

Krista Wood is 6-10 all-time against Drake as a head coach.

Scouting Georgetown (13-13, 6-6 BIG EAST)

Georgetown enters Wednesday's midweek contest with Maryland sporting a 13-13 overall record and a 6-6 mark in the BIG EAST. The Hoyas have won four in a row and are coming off its first BIG EAST series sweep since 2014.

Marina Egbert, the reigning BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week, has paced Georgetown in the circle this season, posting a 2.77 ERA and 21 strikeouts in 48.0 innings of work. She is supported by Catherine Larson, who owns a team-high 51 strikeouts and a 3.36 ERA in 73.0 innings pitched.

Offensively, Brooke Rebhan boasts a .344 batting average with nine doubles, three home runs and a team-high 17 RBI, while Davanara Campos owns a team-best eight home runs, 21 walks and 17 RBI on a .339 average.

As a team, Georgetown is hitting .295 with 42 doubles, 19 home runs and 129 runs scored, while the pitching staff owns a 3.31 ERA with 119 strikeouts in 182.0 innings of work.

Georgetown was picked to finish ninth in the BIG EAST Preseason Coaches' Poll as head coach Karla Ross is in her second season with the Hoyas.

Series History Against Hoyas

Creighton and Georgetown have met 26 times previously, with the Bluejays owning a 16-10 lead in the all-time series.

The Bluejays have won each of the last seven contests, including a sweep in last season's three-game series in the nation's capital.

Creighton is 8-5 all-time against the Hoyas in games played in Omaha, including a series sweep in 2024, where Kenzie Schopfer fired the Bluejays first perfect game in over 18 years.

Head coach Krista Wood is 7-2 all-time against Georgetown as a head coach.

Milestone Watch

- Creighton has 87 stolen bases this season and is now three stolen bases shy of breaking the school record of 89 stolen bases from 1991.

- Lily West has driven in 117 runs in her career and is now only two RBI away from moving into seventh on Creighton's career RBI list.

- Lily West owns 33 career doubles and is just one double shy of cracking the top 10 for career doubles at Creighton.

- Lily West has scored 121 career runs and is now one run shy of passing Christy Lunceford (122) for seventh on Creighton's all-time career runs scored record board.

- Lily West has posted 672 career at-bats and is four at-bats away from moving her into a tie with Heidi Geier for sixth on Creighton's career at-bat list.

- Lily West has recorded 44 hits this season and is now just six hits shy of joining Bluejay Hall of Famer Christy Lunceford as the only Creighton players in program history to record at least 50 hits in four consecutive seasons.

- Ashten Pierson has been hit by a pitch 21 times in her career and is now three hit by pitches shy of tying Alyssa Gappa for sixth on Creighton's career hit by pitch record list.

- Ashten Pierson owns 30 career stolen bases and is now two shy of tying Jamie McMurtry and Christy Lunceford for 10th on the career stolen base list.

- Erika Perez owns 69 career walks and is now one walk away from tying Ashley Cantu for ninth on Creighton's career walks top 10 list.

- Ella Dalton is two runs shy of becoming the 21st Bluejay in program history to record 100 career runs scored.

- Zoey Greenwood has recorded 18 stolen bases this season and is now one stolen base shy of tying Heidi Geier for eighth and three stolen bases shy of tying Sydra Seville for seventh on Creighton's single season stolen base list.

- Tara Vandewater has driven in 40 runs this season and is now two RBI shy of moving into a tie for 10th on Creighton's single season RBI record board.

Senior Salute

Creighton will honor four student-athletes for their contributions to the Bluejays Softball program following Saturday's contest against Georgetown.

Over the last four years, Creighton has compiled 108 wins, including the Bluejays first back-to-back 30-wins seasons since 2009-10 while recording a pair of BIG EAST Tournament Runner-Up finishes each of the last two years.

The Bluejays will recognize seniors Ella Dalton, Erika Perez, Ashley Smetter and Lily West.

The Senior Day ceremony will take play following Saturday's contest against the Hoyas.

Barnard & Gilman Named to BE Honor Roll

Junior Avery Barnard and freshman Audrey Gilman were both named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on Monday, April 6.

Barnard hit .500 and recorded seven hits, including a double with two runs scored, two stolen bases and an RBI as the Bluejays took 2-of-3 from BIG EAST frontrunner Butler on the road last week. The junior was also busy in the outfield, recording 16 putouts on a 1.000 percent fielding percentage over the Bluejays four games.

Gilman, meanwhile, posted a 2-1 record with a 4.05 ERA in 19.0 innings of work. The freshman right-hander struck out four over the week, while allowing 11 runs on 21 total hits. The Kampsville, Ill. native excelled in the series finale at Butler, picked up her 10th win of the season and the first shutout of her career after striking out two in the three-hit shutout victory.

Catch Them If You Can

Creighton has soared around the base paths this season, racking up 87 stolen bases in the first 40 games this season.

The Bluejays' 87 stolen bags are the second-most in a single season in program history and currently leads the BIG EAST and are tied for the 10th most in Division I this season.

CU's 87 stolen bases are the most by a Bluejay squad since joining the BIG EAST in 2014 and the most in a single season since the Jays stole a school record 89 bags during the 1991 season.

CU is averaging 2.18 stolen bases per game, a small mark as the Jays recorded a season-high seven stolen bags against Northern Colorado on Feb. 27.

CU's seven stolen bases were two shy of the school record and tied for the second-most in a single game in program history.

The seven stolen bases were also its most in a single game since the Jays also stole seven bags against UC Santa Barbara on March 2, 2025.

Below is a breakdown of the stolen bases totals since joining the BIG EAST in 2014, Creighton's single season stolen base top 10 list and the top single game stolen base marks in program history.

Stolen Bases since Joining the BIG EAST

Year SB SB Att. SB%

2026 87 103 84.5

2025 72 84 85.7

2024 24 29 82.8

2023 20 26 75.9

2022 22 29 75.9

2021 14 18 77.8

2020 18 23 78.3

2019 29 40 72.5

2018 21 25 84.0

2017 22 34 64.7

2016 43 50 86.0

2015 30 39 76.9

2014 39 52 75.0

Creighton Team Stolen Bases

Stolen Bases

1. 89 1991

2. 87 2026

3. 83 1995

4. 82 2005

5. 79 1997

6. 74 1999

7. 72 2025

8. 71 1993

Creighton Single-Game Stolen Bases

1. 9 - vs. Connecticut 3/13/91

2. 7 - at Northern Colorado 2/27/26

7 - at UC Santa Barbara 3/2/25

7 - vs. Bradley 3/31/01

5. 6 - 10 times, last vs. Seattle 3/27/26

Fast and Furious

Freshman Zoey Greenwood has been fast and furious on the base paths all season long, pacing the Bluejays with 18 stolen bases on 20 stolen base attempts this season.

The New Boston, Texas natives 18 stolen bases are one shy of tying Heidi Geier for eighth on Creighton's single season stolen base list.

In addition, Greenwood's 18 stolen bases are the tied for the third-most by all freshman in the NCAA this season, trailing only the 30 stolen bags by College of Charleston's Bronwyn Conroy and the 20 stolen bags by Bethune-Cookman's Janel Morrisey.

Creighton's Single Season Stolen Base List

No. Name SB Year

1. Shelly Esser 29 1995

Tiffany Strnad 29 1991

3. Heidi Geier 25 1997

4. Melanie Dorsey 24 2005

Heidi Geier 24 1999

6. Shelly Esser 23 1993

7. Sydra Seville 21 2025

8. Heidi Geier 19 1996

9. Zoey Greenwood 18 2026

Danai Martin 18 2011

Jean Tierney 18 1980

Zoey's On the Double

Freshman Zoey Greenwood leads the Bluejays and ranks atop the BIG EAST with 11 doubles this season.

Her 11 doubles are tied for the eighth-most amongst all freshman in Division I this season, as she ranks in top 50 overall in the NCAA this year.

Greenwood is now just three doubles shy of tying Stacey Rybar, Deann Kaster and Jody Ream for eighth on Creighton's single season doubles record board and is looking to become the first Bluejay freshman to lead the team in doubles since Sam Dellinger topped the team with 13 two-baggers in 2017.

Crieghton's Single Season Doubles List

No. Name 2B Year

1. Frenchy Nix 23 1999

2. Christy Lunceford 19 1997

3. Cayla Nielsen 17 2024

Temple Windhorst 17 1999

5. Renae Sinkler 15 2008

Julie Woodley 15 1993

Kelly Brookhart 15 1991

8. Stacey Rybar 14 2004

DeAnn Kaster 14 2002

Jody Ream 14 1989

- Zoey Greenwood 11 2026

Freshman Phenom Delivering

Freshman Zoey Greenwood has been dominant at the plate during her first season as a Bluejay. The New Boston, Texas native ranks tied for the team lead with 54 hits and is one of seven Bluejays hitting better than .300 with a .338 batting average.

Greenwood has produced 11 multi-hit games this season, becoming the 10th freshman since 2003 to record at least 10 multi-hit games in a season. Allie Mathewson recorded 18 multi-hit games during her freshman season in 2012, the most in the past 20 seasons by a freshman.

Below is a list of Freshman with at least 10 multi-hit games in a season since 2003.

Name Year Multi-Hit Games

Allie Mathewson 2012 18

Lily West 2023 15

Ellen Homan 2011 15

Kiara Mills 2019 13

Sam Dellinger 2017 13

Ashley Cantu 2017 13

Amy Baker 2010 12

Zoey Greenwood 2026 11

Dawson Bailey 2006 11

Sydney Potter 2024 10

Free Softball

Creighton played its first extra-inning games of the season this past weekend at Butler, where they earned an 8-5 8-inning win in game one before falling in game-two in 8-innings on Thursday.

Freshman Keegan Mayhue and senior Erika Perez lifted the Bluejays to the series opening victory, launching back-to-back home run in the top of the eighth inning.

Creighton, overall, is 97-99-2 all-time in extra-inning games, including a 21-17 mark since joining the league in 2014.

Amongst the Bluejays extra-inning games is Creighton historic NCAA record 31-inning contest against Utah on May 11, 1991, as well as the third longest game in NCAA history in the 25-inning affair against Utah just 21-minutes later on May 12, 1991.

Perez's Daily Double

In the Bluejays' 11-8 win over Seattle last Friday, senior Erika Perez shined in a big moment, doing something only one other Bluejay has been able to do in the past 49 years.

The Madera, Calif. native went 3-for-4 from the play with a school-record tying three doubles, joining Alyssa Gappa as the only Bluejays in program history to record three doubles in a single game.

Creighton's Single Game Doubles

1. 3 - Alyssa Gappa vs. Kansas City 2/25/23

3 - Erika Perez vs. Seattle 3/27/26

2. 2 - Multiple times,

last by Tara Vandewater vs. Villanova 3/20/26

Walk This Way

Senior Erika Perez has walked 18 times during the Bluejays first 40 games this season, including six time during the Jays' three-game sweep of Villanova.

The Madera, Calif. native drew a career-high tying three walks in the Jays' 11-3 win over the Wildcats on March 21 and two more in the series finale on March 22.

With her 18 walks this spring, Perez is now tied for 10th on Creighton's career walks record board with 69 drawn walks. She is now just one walk shy of tying Ashley Cantu for ninth on Creighton's career walks record board.

Creighton Career Walks Top 10

No. Name BB Years

1. Michelle Graner 111 2007-10

2. Alexis Cantu 110 2012-14

3. Amy Baker 104 2010-13

4. Kailey Wilson 94 2019-23

5. Abby Johnson 85 2002-05

6. Renae Sinkler 81 2007-10

7. Jen Daro 80 2014-17

8. Jody Schwartz 78 1985-88

9. Ashley Cantu 70 2017-21

10. Erika Perez 69 2023-Pr.
Karla Hughes 69 1979-82

Vandewater Rakes

Sophomore Tara Vandewater has been racked up the RBI all season long, pacing the Bluejays and ranking second in the BIG EAST with 40 runs batted in this year.

The Winterset, Iowa native has recorded a team-best 10 multi-RBI games, including six such games with three or more RBI this season.

Her 40 runs batted in currently rank just outside the top 10 for RBI in a single season, as she is now just two RBI shy of moving into a tie for ninth on CU's singles season RBI list.

Creighton's Single Season Runs Batted In

No. Name RBI Year

1. Sydney Potter 60 2025

2. Renae Sinkler 58 2010

3. Alexis Cantu 48 2012

4. Amy Baker 46 2012

Amy Baker 46 2010

6. Emma Rosonke 43 2022

Bri (Lingl) McMahon 43 2012

Abby Johnson 43 2004

9. Sam Dellinger 42 2017

Amy Baker 42 2013

TJ Eadus 42 2007

Stacey Rybar 42 2004

Jean Conrad 42 1978

- Tara Vandewater 40 2026

West Continues Climb Up Hits Record Board

Lily West, one of the most prolific hitters in program history, continues to climb the Bluejay record boards as she sits third all-time in school history with 226 career hits.

West became just the 11th Bluejay in program history to surpass 200 career hits and the first to do so since Cayla Nielsen in 2024, when she passed the 200-hit milestone on March 6th at Seton Hall.

West's 226 career hits are the third-most in program history and 19 hits shy of tying Bluejay Hall of Famer Christy Lunceford as the all-time hits leader in Creighton history.

West entered her senior season with 182 career hits, the most by a Bluejay in their first three seasons in program history.

The Choctaw, Okla. native has played in 206 career games and can join Lunceford as the only Bluejays ever to record more than 50 hits in four straight seasons.

Most Career Hits, Creighton History

No. Name H Years

1. Christy Lunceford 245 1994-97

2. Heidi Geier 243 1996-99

3. Lily West 226 2023-Pr.

4. Kelly Brookhart 218 1988-91

Ashley Cantu 218 2017-21

6. Cayla Nielsen 209 2020-24

Sue Frederick 209 1986-89

8. Ellen Homan 203 2011-14

Wendy Moon 203 1991-94

10. Renae Sinkler 201 2007-10

Jean Tierney 201 1980-83

Most Hits, After 3 Seasons at Creighton

Hits Yr1 Yr2 Yr3 Name Years

182 58 60 64 Lily West 2023-25

169 55 62 52 Christy Lunceford 1994-96

168 50 70 48 Heidi Geier 1996-98

162 52 67 43 Ellen Homan 2011-13

161 64 43 54 Wendy Moon 1991-93

159 42 59 58 Jean Tierney 1980-82

149 44 57 48 Ashley Cantu 2017-19

148 28 57 63 Kelly Brookhart 1988-90

142 51 41 50 Amy Baker 2010-12

140 21 69 50 Sue Frederick 1986-88

West Hitting Way Into Top-10

In the home stretch of her senior season, Lily West continues her climb up the Bluejay ranks in career batting average, runs scored and runs batted in.

West currently ranks tied for sixth on Creighton all-time career batting average list with a .336 career batting average, while owning 226 career hits. In addition, West sits eighth all-time with 117 career RBI and tied for eighth with 121 career runs scored.

BATTING AVERAGE (minimum 250 at-bats)

No. Avg. Name H-AB Years

1. .404 Anne Timmermann 116-287 1977-79

2. .382 Ashley Cantu 218-570 2017-21

3. .379 Christy Lunceford 245-646 1994-97

4. .358 Heidi Geier 243-678 1996-99

5. .353 Kailey Wilson 168-476 2019-23

6. .339 Lily West 223-658 2023-Pr

7. .336 Renae Sinkler 201-599 2007-10

8. .333 Sydra Seville 133-399 2022-25

.333 Cayla Nielsen 209-627 2020-24

10. .331 Kiara Mills 123-372 2019-22

Lily's Keeping it 100

Lily West is looking to rewrite the record book in 2026 as the senior slugger closes in on multiple career milestones.

With a leadoff home run against Drake on Feb. 14, West became the 20th Bluejay in program history to record 100 career runs scored.

In addition, the senior slugger became the 13th Bluejay in program history to record 100 career RBI and is now just two RBI away from tying Liz Dike for seventh on Creighton's all-time career RBI list.

West is just the second Bluejay in program history to record at least 200 career hits, 100 career RBI and 100 career runs scored, joining Bluejay Hall of Famer Renae Sinkler-O'Gorman.

Bluejays with 100 Career Hits & 100 Career RBI

No. Name RBI Hits Years

1. Amy Baker 167 191 2010-13

2. Renae Sinkler 146 201 2007-10

3. Abby Johnson 144 172 2002-05

4. Kailey Wilson 125 168 2019-23

5. Bailey Dawson 121 183 2006-09

Stacey Rybar 121 194 2001-04

7. Liz Dike 119 180 2012-15

8. Lily West 117 223 2023-Pr.

9. Jody Schwartz 113 179 1985-88

10. Christy Lunceford 110 245 1994-97

11. Lauren Cisneros 107 165 2003-06

12. Emma Rosonke 106 103 2021-24

13. Dede Pendleton 103 184 1991-95

Bluejays with 100 Career Runs Scored

No. Name R Years

1. Cayla Nielsen 137 2020-24

2. Stacey Rybar 132 2001-04

3. Jean Tierney 130 1980-83

4. Heidi Geier 129 1996-99

Ashley Cantu 129 2017-21

6. Sue Frederick 128 1986-89

7. Christy Lunceford 122 1994-97

8. Lily West 121 2023-Pr.

9. Renae Sinkler 120 2007-10

10. Bailey Dawson 119 2006-09

11. Liz Dike 118 2012-15

12. Lauren Cisneros 113 2003-06

13. Melanie Dorsey 112 2002-05

14. Mary Yori 108 1980-82

Michelle Graner 108 2007-10

16. Michelle Koch 106 2007-10

17. Shelly Esser 103 1992-95

18. Ellen Homan 102 2011-14

19. Madeline Vejvoda 100 2020-24

20. Wendy Moon 100 1991-94

West Staying Durable

Senior catcher Lily West has been a fixture in the Bluejays starting lineup since stepping foot on campus in 2023 and is reaching uncharted territory as she has started in all 206 games of her Bluejay career.

Her 206 consecutive starts are the most consecutive starts by a Bluejay since Jessica Wakasugi started 216 straight games from 2006-09.

With her start against Seattle on March 26, West became just fourth Bluejay since 1999 to start 200 consecutive games, joining Heidi Geier (2001-04, 210 games), Lauren Cisneros (2003-06, 219 games) and Wakasugi (2006-09, 216 games). In addition, West became just the 15th Bluejay overall to start 200 career games since 1999.

Can't Keep Her Off the Bases

Senior Lily West reached base safely in 20 straight games before having her streak snapped on March 25 after going 0-for-3 at Omaha. The 20-game on-base streak was longest on-base streak of West's career and Creighton's second longest streak of the season.

During West's 20-game on-base streak, she hit .460 (29-of-63) with five doubles, two homers, 20 RBI and 17 runs scored. West owned at least one hit in 14 of the 20 contests, including multiple hits in 10 of those games.

Erika Perez also reached base safely in 22 straight games dating back to last season, before having her streak snapped going 0-for-2 against Drake on Feb. 14.

The Madera, Calif. native came into her senior season with a lot of confidence after finishing last year on a 15-game on-base streak.

Perez's 22-game on-base streak was the third longest streak by a Bluejay since 2010 and longest since Amy Baker reached base safely in 37 consecutive contests in 2013.

During her 22-game on-base streak, Perez hit .373 with 19 hits, four doubles, and a team-high 19 walks to go with nine runs scored.

Longest Creighton On-Base Streaks Since 2010

OB Streak Player Year

37 Amy Baker 2013

28 Alexis Cantu 2012

22 Erika Perez 2025-26

21 Sydra Seville 2025

21 Ashley Cantu 2019

20 Lily West 2026

20 Anna O'Gorman 2017

20 Kelsey Allender 2015

19 Kailey Wilson 2022

18 Lily West 2025-26

18 Sydra Seville 2024-25

18 Cayla Nielsen 2024

17 Cayla Nielsen 2023

17 Alexis Cantu 2013

16 Michelle Trulin 2016

15 Amy Baker 2012

Small-Ball Bluejays

Creighton has prided itself as building triple-threat players at the plate, perfecting the ability to lay down a bunt at any given time.

This season, Creighton is hitting .517 (15-of-29) with 21 sacrifices in bunting opportunities. Junior Ashten Pierson is 9-of-17 (.529 BA) with a team-high 10 sacrifice bunts, while freshman Zoey Greenwood has converted 4-of-5 bunts and recorded four sacrifices this spring.

Last season, the Bluejays converted 26 sacrifice bunts, led by Pierson with 11.

Close Call

Through 40 games this season, Creighton has already played 13 games decided by two or less runs, including eight one-run contests.

Despite keeping it close, the Bluejays are 6-7 in close games this season, which including a 4-4 mark in one-run games.

Last season, Creighton played 23 games decided by two or less runs, posting an 11-12 overall record, while recording an 7-10 record in one-run contests.

CU Launching Pad

Creighton has also produced some big hitters throughout its powerful lineup over the years and that trend has continued this season.

CU has blasted a total of 33 home runs this season, including 13 blasts within the friendly confines of the Creighton Softball Stadium.

Among the 13 home runs hit inside the Creighton Softball Stadium by Creighton, are two walk-off home runs, a pinch-hit grand slam, a leadoff homer and five go-ahead blasts.

Since joining the BIG EAST in 2014, the most home runs a Creighton team has hit during a single season at home is 30 (2025).

Sophomore Tara Vandewater leads the way with five home runs at home this season, while freshman Keegan Mayhue and Erika Perez follows closely behind with four and two home runs respectfully.

Below takes a look at the home run totals at home since joining the BIG EAST in 2014.

HRs Hit At Home By Year

HRs (CU HRs) Number of Games Year

24 (12) 10 2026

56 (30) 21 2025

27 (16) 19 2024

41 (22) 16 2023

41 (19) 13 2022

34 (16) 11 2021

-- No home games 2020

33 (15) 11 2019

47 (25) 19 2018

29 (13) 12 2017

26 (9) 15 2016

41 (16) 13 2015

29 (17) 15 2014

BIG EAST Scoring Surge

Creighton has scored 254 runs, averaging 6.35 runs per game this season, a number that surges to 113 runs and 9.42 runs per game in BIG EAST contests.

The Bluejays' 113 runs scored in BIG EAST play are the most of any team in the league thus far, nearly 35 more than the next closest opponent.

Overall, the 113 runs scored in BIG EAST play this season are the sixth-most in a single conference season in program history.

Last year, Creighton scored a program-record 179 runs in league play, averaging a program-best 7.45 runs per contest. The Bluejays are currently on pace to shatter that record and become the first team to average more than 9.0 runs per game in league play in school history.

Conference Play Runs Scored

Year Record Runs Average

2025 15-9 179 7.45

2012 15-11 150 5.77

2002 18-7 135 5.40

2010 18-7 124 4.96

2024 16-8 115 4.79

2026 9-3 113 9.42

2007 19-4-1 109 4.54

2001 16-10 109 4.19

2023 6-18 107 4.46

2008 19-6 104 4.33

2019 8-13 102 4.86

Sticky Situation

Below are some interesting facts when breaking down the CU lineup.

• Erika Perez is hitting .520 (13-of-25) when leading off an inning and .341 (14-of-41) with runners in scoring position this season.

• Lily West is hitting a blistering .727 (8-of-11) with runner on third with less than two outs and .405 (17-of-42) with runners in scoring position, while hitting .458 (11-of-24) when leading off an inning.

• Additionally, Lily West has hit .381 (40-of-105) when batting third in the lineup, but just .190 (4-of-21) when batting first or second.

• Avery Barnard is hitting .423 (22-of-52) with runners on and has upped that to .559 (17-of-37) with runners in scoring position.

• Zoey Greenwood is hitting a team-high .528 (19-of-36) with runners in scoring position and .459 (28-of-61) with runners on, while driving in 10 two-out runs this season.

• Tara Vandewater is a 10-for-11 (.909) when runners are on third with less than two outs this season and is hitting a hot .425 (17-of-40) with runners in scoring position.

Scoring BIG

Despite getting off to slow starts this season, Creighton has put up some big run scoring innings to supplement its early season success.

CU has manufactured some big scoring innings in contests, outscoring its opponents 60-18 in the second inning this season.

The Bluejays have scored four or more runs in a single inning 21 times this year, including a season-high eight runs in the 3rd inning of its comeback win over Northern Colorado on Feb. 27.

Below is a list of BIG scoring innings for the Bluejays this season.

Date Opponents Runs Inn.

2/6 Central Arkansas 4 2nd

2/6 Sam Houston 7 6th

2/7 Sam Houston 4 2nd

2/20 UT Arlington 5 6th

2/27 Northern Colorado 8 3rd

2/27 Northern Colorado 4 4th

2/27 Northern Colorado 4 5th

3/6 Seton Hall 7 2nd

3/6 Seton Hall 4 3rd

3/6 Seton Hall 7 7th

3/7 Seton Hall 6 2nd

3/7 Seton Hall 4 4th

3/10 Kansas City 5 4th

3/13 Providence 7 3rd

3/14 Providence 5 2nd

3/21 Villanova 7 2nd

3/22 Villanova 4 1st

3/22 Villanova 4 5th

3/27 Seattle 6 2nd

3/28 Seattle 4 3rd

Friday Fever

Despite only owning a 20-20 record this season, Creighton has played some of its best softball of the year on Friday's.

The Bluejays are 10-3 this season on Friday, posting wins over Central Arkansas, Sam Houston, South Dakota, UT Arlington, Northern Colorado, Seton Hall, Providence, Villanova, Seattle and Butler.

In 13 Friday games this year, CU is hitting .364 with 26 doubles, seven triples and 13 home runs, while outscoring its opponents 114-72.

On the flip side, Creighton is just 10-17 during its non-Friday contests. In those 24 contests, Creighton is hitting just .279 with 38 doubles and 20 home runs, while being outscored 140-147.

Swiper No Swiping

Senior Lily West has been mowing down the opposition on the base paths early on this season.

Forty games into her senior year, West has thrown out 10 would-be base-stealers this season, including two against UT Arlington on Feb. 22.

By comparison, West only threw out nine would-be base-stealers last season and just 11 in her first two seasons with the Bluejays in 2023-24.

The Choctaw, Okla. native is currently ranked tied for 20th in Division I for runners caught stealing.

Hit Me With Your Best Shot

Junior Ashten Pierson has been hit by a pitch four times this season, pushing her total to 21 career hit-by-pitches.

Pierson's 21 career hit-by-pitches are tied with Sami Herbster for the seventh-most all-time in a career at Creighton. She is now three hit by pitches shy of tying Alyssa Gappa for sixth on Creighton's top 10 career hit by pitch record list.

Last season, Pierson was hit by a pitch 12 times, a total that ranks tied with Jen Daro for second-most in a single season in program history.

CREIGHTON CAREER HIT BY PITCH TOP 10

No. Name HBP Years

1. Jen Daro 39 2014-17

2. Michelle Graner 34 2007-10

3. Alexis Cantu 29 2012-14

4. Michelle Koch 25 2007-10

Lauren Cisneros 25 2003-06

6. Alyssa Gappa 24 2021-24

7. Ashten Pierson 21 2024-pr.

Sami Herbster 21 2000-03

9. Mileah McKelvy 19 2016-20

10. Liz McKewon 18 2008-11

Magic Number 5

Since the turn of the century, Creighton has had tremendous success when scoring five or more runs and the Bluejays look to continue that success this season after owning a 25-4 record when scoring five or more runs last spring.

Over the last 26 seasons, Creighton is 418-63 when scoring five or more runs. In the same time span, Creighton is 248-446-3 when scoring four runs or fever.

Creighton is also 202-45 when scoring five or more runs in a game since joining the BIG EAST in 2014, including a 18-5 record this season.

During that same time frame the Bluejays are 120-5 when scoring eight or more runs, which included a perfect 12-0 record this year. Prior to Creighton's 22-18 loss to Connecticut on March 28, 2025, Creighton had won 29 consecutive games when scoring eight or more runs.

Additionally, Creighton had won 35 straight games when scoring 10+ runs, before March 28th setback to the Huskies. Overall, the Bluejays have won 53 of their last 54 games when scoring more than 10 runs.

A New Place to Call Home

The Creighton Softball program entered a new era on March 13th against Providence when the Bluejays opened its new state-of-the-art facility that ranks amongst the finest in all of Nebraska in the new Creighton Softball Stadium.

Built in conjunction of Creighton's $300 million Fly Together project, the Creighton Softball Stadium is the first of several key elements in the continued renovation of the athletic corridor on the east side of campus.

The 79,011-square-foot stadium features state-of-the-art Triple Threat FieldTurf across the entire playing surface, as well as a 15' 11 1/8" x 31' 6 5/16' fully electronic Daktronics DVX-2802 video/scoreboard in right-center field that will be operated from a new press box. The press box amenities include radio/TV booths, as well as separate space for the public address announcer, official scorer and local/national media. Key analytical technology, such as Trackman and an AWEAR Camera System, will provide enhanced statistical data to elevate player development.

The facility also features three pitching rubbers in both the home and visiting bullpen areas, just down the line from sunken dugouts that include storage space and player restrooms.

In addition, the facility has 298 fixed seats and a capacity of 600 with the potential for seating to be added in the future. Restrooms and concessions spaces will be provided at the main entrance of the stadium. Additionally, the facility is accessible to individuals with disabilities and seating inside the stadium meets ADA standards.

The field's dimensions are 200' down the left field line, 220' to straight-away center and 200' down the right field line.

Greenwood Nabs BIG EAST Freshman of the Week

Freshman Zoey Greenwood was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Week for the second time this spring on March 23 after leading the Bluejays to a series sweep of Villanova last weekend.

This marked the second BIG EAST Freshman of the Week honor for Greenwood in the past three weeks, having previously been recognized on March 9.

Greenwood finished Creighton's three-game sweep of Villanova going 6-for-13 (.462) with a home run, three RBI, three runs scored and three stolen bases.

The freshman phenom started the week with an RBI single in the Jays midweek setback to Iowa State, before going 1-for-4 in the Bluejays' 11-10 series opening walk-off win over Villanova on Friday night.

Greenwood would turn on the burners on Saturday, going 2-for-3 with a walk, an RBI and two runs scored, while going 2-for-2 on stolen bases attempts in CU's 11-3 run-rule victory. The New Boston, Texas native, then got Jays off to a hot start on Sunday with a leadoff home run to right, the Bluejays second leadoff home run of the season, and went 2-for-3 with another stolen base as Creighton capped off its series sweep with a 10-1 run-rule victory over the Wildcats.

Cardiac Jays

Creighton had three thrilling wins during last weekend's BIG EAST sweep of Villanova as the Jays delivered all three victories in walk-off fashion.

Freshman Kegan Mayhue was the hero on Friday, blasting a three-run walk-off homer in the bottom of the seventh to hand Creighton an 11-10 victory. Mayhue's blast marked the first walk-off homer in the new Creighton Softball Stadium and the first walk-off home run since Sydney Potter lifted the Jays to a 4-3 win over Purdue Fort Wayne last season.

Avery Barnard followed with a two-run walk-off double in the fifth inning of Creighton's 11-3 walk-off run-rule win on Saturday, before Tara Vandewater closed out the series sweep with a two-run walk-off jack in the bottom of the fifth of the Jays' 10-1 run-rule victory on Sunday.

Even more impressive, Creighton softball opened its new field less than two weeks ago and has already hit two walk-off homers in just seven games at the Creighton Softball Stadium. Creighton Baseball, meanwhile, has played at Charles Schwab Field Omaha since 2011 and has only had two walk-off home runs in 322 games at the park.

Since the beginning of the 2021 season, Creighton has recorded a total of seven victories via walk-off home runs. Ironically, five of Creighton's last six walk-off wins have been against Villanova.

Below is a list of Creighton's walk-off wins since 2021.

Score Play (player) Date

10-1 vs. Villanova 2-RBI HR (Vandewater) 3/22/26

11-3 vs. Villanova 2-RBI 2B (Barnard) 3/21/26

11-10 vs. Villanova 3-RBI HR (Mayhue) 3/20/26

4-3 vs. PDW 2-RBI HR (Potter) 2/9/25

12-4 vs. Villanova RBI-Single (Gappa) 4/6/24

8-7 vs. VIllanova RBI-2B (Rosonke) 4/5/24

9-1 vs. North Dakota RBI-Single (Gappa) 3/17/24

10-1 vs. Kansas City 3-RBI 2B (Rosonke) 3/15/23)

4-3 vs. Detroit Mercy RBI-Bunt Single (Gappa) 2/11/23

7-6 vs. Providence RBI-2B (Mills) 3/26/22

14-6 (6) vs. Oakland RBI-Single (Alm) 3/5/22

9-1 (5) vs Abilene Christian 3-RBI HR (Rosonke) 2/13/22

10-2 (6) vs. UIC RBI-1B (Gappa) 3/5/21

4-3 vs. Northern Kentucky 2-RBI HR (Wilson) 3/6/21

6-5 vs. Seton Hall Reach on E (Rosonke) 4/3/21

4-3 vs. St. John's Solo HR (Mills) 4/10/21

12-9 vs. St. John's 3-RBI HR (Wilson) 4/11/21

*Bold Indicates happened this year.

Pinch Me

In Creighton's seven-run second inning in game two against Villanova on March 21, head coach Krista Wood went to the bench and called upon Ashley Smetter to pinch hit.

The senior slugger stepped to the plate with the bases loaded and delivered in a big way, smashing her first career grand slam.

In the process, Smetter became the first Bluejays to record a pinch-hit grand slam since Kaelan Schultz blasted a bases clearing home run against Connecticut on March 28, 2025.

Leadoff Power

Freshman Zoey Greenwood made her return to the leadoff spot in the lineup this past weekend against Villanova and delivered in a big way, blasting a leadoff home run in the Jays' 10-1 series finale win on March 22.

Greenwood's leadoff blast was the second leadoff home run of the season for the Bluejays as Lily West also launched a leadoff homer in the Jays' 3-2 win over Drake on Feb. 14.

West's leadoff homer against Drake marked the second leadoff home run of her Bluejay career and the first leadoff home run by a Bluejay since she delivered a leadoff home run against Georgetown on March 28, 2024.

Home Sweet Home

Creighton's home opener on Friday, March 13th against Providence, marked the first home game for the Bluejays in the newly constructed Creighton Softball Stadium.

The Bluejays came out on top, earning a 7-5 win over the Friars, improving to 33-16 all-time in home openers.

Creighton had a great deal of success playing at the CU Sports Complex, racking up a 376 wins and a .620 winning percentage since opening in 1988.

CU won the first eight games at the stadium, including a pair of wins over Minnesota.

Wood Reaches 100 Wins

Head coach Krista Wood won her 100th game at Creighton, picking up the milestone victory with a 7-5 win over Providence in the home opener on March 13.

Wood is the second quickest to 100 wins in program history, trailing only Hall of Famer Mary Higgins as she only need 157 games to record 100 wins at Creighton.

Games Coach 100th Win Date

157 Mary Higgins 3/11/81 vs. Wyoming

194 Krista Wood 3/13/26 vs. Providence

200 Brent Vigness 4/23/97 vs. Drake

A String of New Firsts

In Creighton's home opening win over Providence, the Bluejays logged a string of new first's as the Jays opened the brand new Creighton Softball Complex.

In the bottom of the first, it was truly fitting that the first Creighton hit in the new stadium went to senior slugger Lily West. Fellow classmate, Erika Perez then blasted the first home run in park history with a two-run home runs in the 3rd inning to give the Jays a 7-3 lead.

To cap off the historic day, Creighton claimed a 7-5 victory to secure the first win in park history and Krista Wood's 100th win as the Bluejays head coach.

CU continue to mark history this past weekend as Keegan Mayhue delivered the first walk-off home run in park history with a three-run jack in the bottom of the seventh of Creighton's 11-10 win over Villanova on March 20.

Bring the BIG EAST Broom

With a series sweep of Seton Hall on March 7-9, Creighton completed its third consecutive BIG EAST series sweep, dating back it last season when the Jays swept DePaul and Seton Hall to end the year.

The Bluejays followed it up with a series sweep of Villanova last weekend, marking the 15th series sweep for the Bluejays since joining the BIG EAST in 2014. Eight of Creighton's 15 BIG EAST series sweeps have come since Krista Wood took over as head coach prior to the 2023 season.

Below is a list of all the series sweeps Creighton has had since 2014.

CU's BIG EAST Series Sweeps

Opponents Date

Villanova March 20-22, 2026

at Seton Hall March 6-8, 2026

Seton Hall May 2-4, 2025

at DePaul April 25-27, 2025

Butler April 11-13, 2025

at Georgetown April 4-6, 2025

DePaul April 27-28, 2024

Georgetown March 28-30, 2024

Seton Hall April 2-3, 2021

Villanova May 5-6, 2018

at Seton Hall April 21-22, 2018

Seton Hall April 14-15, 2017

Georgetown April 9-10, 2016

Providence May 3-4, 2014

Villanova April 5-6, 2014

Krista vs. The BIG EAST

Throughout her career, head coach Krista Wood's teams played some of their best softball against BIG EAST competition.

In her fourth season with the Bluejays, Wood's currently owns a 52-42 record in the BIG EAST (includes BIG EAST Tournament) with at least three victories over every team in the league.

In her eight seasons with South Dakota State, Wood's compiled a 21-5 overall record against the BIG EAST, including a 17-1 mark in her final six seasons that featured 11 straight victories.

In total, Wood's owns a 73-47 overall record against teams from the BIG EAST.

Below is a breakdown of Wood's record against every BIG EAST team.

Krista Wood's Record against BIG EAST Teams

Opponent SDSU CU

Butler 3-0 10-4

Creighton 10-4 0-0

DePaul 2-0 8-1

Georgetown 0-0 7-2

Providence 2-1 6-7

Seton Hall 1-0 7-5

St. John's 1-0 6-5

Connecticut 0-0 3-10

Villanova 2-0 5-8

Totals 21-5 52-42

Gone BIG EAST WWWWWWWWWWin Steaking

Creighton had its program record 10-game BIG EAST regular season win streak snapped by Providence in an 8-7 setback last Saturday.

The Bluejays had completed a three-game sweep of Seton Hall last week and won its home opener against Providence, establishing a program record by winning its 10th consecutive regular season BIG EAST game.

It was Creighton's longest conference regular season winning streak since the Jays won 13 consecutive Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season contests from April 10 to May 1, 2010.

Below is a list of Creighton's longest win streaks in BIG EAST play since joining the league in 2013.

CU's Longest BIG EAST Win Streaks

Wins Dates Snapped by

10 April 25, 2025 - March 13, 2026 Providence

7 April 20 - May 4, 2024 Providence

6 April 28, 2018 - March 23, 2019 Georgetown

6 April 9 - April 17, 2017 Butler

High Five

Senior Lily West tied a Creighton single-game record lasting seven innings or less on March 6 at Seton Hall when she went 5-for-6 with a double, two RBI and three runs scored.

Her five base hits tied Ashley Cantu for the most hits in a single non-extra inning game in program history. The five hits were also tied for the second-most in a single game ever, trailing only the six hits Kelly Brookhart had in a 31-inning contest against Utah in 1991.

In addition, West recorded four hits, falling a triple shy of the cycle, on March 7 at Seton Hall to tie for the fourth-most hits in a single game in school history.

CU's Single Game Hits

Hits

1. 6 - Kelly Brookhart 5/11/91*

2. 5 - Lily West at Seton Hall 3/6/26

5 - Ashley Cantu 2/8/20

4. 4 - Multiple times,

last by Lily West 3/7/26

RUNS, RUNS, RUNS!!!

Creighton scored a season-high 20 runs and tied a school record with 22 hits in a 20-11 win at Northern Colorado on February 27 and immediately followed it up with another 20 runs and 21 hits in the Jays' 20-10 BIG EAST opening win over Seton Hall on March 6.

The Bluejays' 20 runs scored are tied for the second-most in program history and the most in a single game since CU set a program record with 24 runs scored against Toledo on Feb. 8, 2020.

The 31 combined runs between Creighton and Northern Colorado on Feb. 27 were the fifth-most run scored in a Creighton game in program history, while the 30 combined runs between the Bluejays and Pirates on March 6 marked the sixth-most runs scored in a game in school history.

Creighton Single-Game High for Runs

Rk Runs Opponent Date

1. 24 vs. Toledo 2/8/20

2. 20 at Seton Hall 3/6/26

20 at Northern Colorado 2/27/26

20 vs. College of Saint Mary 2/9/00

4. 19 Butler 4/13/25

19 vs. Howard 3/4/12

6. 18 Connecticut 3/28/25

18 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2/11/12

18 vs. Saint Louis 2/20/09

18 at Nebraska Wesleyan 5/1/78

18 at Peru State 4/12/77

Combined Runs in a Single-Game

Rk Runs Opponent Date

1. 40 vs. Connecticut (L, 18-22) 3/28/25

2. 35 vs. Peru State (W, 18-17) 4/12/77

3. 33 vs. College of Saint Mary (W, 17-16) 4/17/77

4. 32 vs. South Dakota (L, 12-20) 4/8/15

5. 31 at Northern Colorado (W, 20-11) 2/27/26

6. 30 at Seton Hall (W, 20-11) 3/6/26

7. 27 vs. Nebraska (L, 8-19) 2/24/96

7. 26 vs. South Dakota (L, 6-20) 2/24/17

26 vs. Providence (W, 14-12) 3/23/16

26 at Peru State (L, 11-15) 4/11/77

Record Setting Run Production

Creighton swept Seton Hall in the BIG EAST opening weekend, scoring a combined 44 runs in the three-game series.

CU's 44 runs scored are the most in any three-game span in program history, surpassing the previous high of 42 runs scored during the first three games of the 2012 season at Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

Bluejay Bash

In one of Creighton's highest-scoring games in program history, the Bluejays tied a school record. The Jays topped Northern Colorado, 20-11, on February 27 in Greeley, Colo., tying the school record with 22 hits in the lopsided win.

The Bluejays 22 hits matched the school record, previously done against Howard on March 4, 2012, and at Drake on April 9, 2002.

Additionally, the Bluejays racked up 21 hits in its 20-10 BIG EAST opener at Seton Hall on March 6, marking the fourth-most hits in a single game in program history.

The Jays' 22 hits on Feb. 27 are tied for the ninth-most in a single game in Division I this season, while the 21 hits on March 6 at Seton Hall are tied for the 16th-most in a game this spring.

Creighton Single-Game High for Hits

1. 22 - at Northern Colorado 2/27/26

22 - vs. Howard 3/4/12

22 - at Drake (Game 1) 4/9/02

4. 21 - at Seton Hall 3/6/26

5. 20 - at UMKC 4/18/96

6. 18 - vs. Toledo 2/8/20

18 - at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Game 2) 2/11/12

18 - vs. Wichita State 4/1/00

18 - vs. Bellevue (Neb.) 2/8/99

Driving Em' In

Creighton drove in a season-high 19 runs in the Bluejays' 20-10 BIG EAST opening win at Seton Hall on March 6.

The Bluejays 19 RBI are the second-most in a single game in program history, trailing only the 21 RBI during the Jays' school record 24-0 win over Toledo on Feb. 8, 2020.

In addition, CU has also recorded the third-most RBI in a single game this season, when they drove in 18 runs during its 20-11 win at Northern Colorado on Feb. 27.

Below is a list of the top single-game RBI outputs in program history.

Creighton Single-Game RBI History

No. Opponent Date

21 vs. Toledo 2/8/20

19 at Seton Hall 3/6/26

18 at Northern Colo. 2/2726

18 vs. Howard 3/4/12

18 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2/11/12

18 vs. Saint Louis 2/20/09

18 vs. College of St. Mary 2/9/00

Driving in All The Runs

Senior Erika Perez had a career day, driving in a career-high six runs on four hits in Creighton's 20-10 victory over Seton Hall on March 6 in New Jersey.

Perez's six RBI are tied for the fourth-most in a single game in program history and the most in a game since Sydney Potter drove in seven runs on a pair of home runs against Butler last season.

The Madera, Calif. native owns 17 RBI this season, including three or more on three separate occasions.

CU's Single Game RBI Record List

Runs Batted In

1. 8 - Alexis Cantu 4/6/12

2. 7 - Sydney Potter 4/13/25

7 - Stacey Rybar 4/26/03

4. 6 - Marie Gieron 4/12/00

6 - Kari Shank 4/7/01

6 - Abby Johnson 4/3/04

6 - Renae Sinkler 2/20/09

6 - Amy Baker 4/5/10

6 - Jen Daro 2/20/16

6 - Sam Dellinger 3/25/17

6 - Mileah McKelvy 4/17/18

6 - Cayla Nielsen 4/23/23

6 - Alyssa Gappa 5/10/24

6 - Erika Perez 3/6/26

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