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Moses Named Academic All-American
Brown senior pitcher Michelle Moses has been selected to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America softball team as a third team member.
Cornell Bows out of NCAA Softball Regionals
The Big Red softball team concluded its season on Saturday with a 3-1 loss to Sacred Heart in its second game of the NCAA tournament. Cornell ends its 2009 campaign with a 42-13 record.
Cornell Softball Drops First Game in NCAAs
Cornell fell to No. 24 UMass, 8-0, in the first round of the double elimination NCAA regionals in Amherst, Mass. The Big Red play Sacred Heart, Saturday afternoon at 5 pm.
All-Ivy Softball -- 2009
Ivy champion Cornell lead the way on this year's team with five first-team members, including Ivy Player of the Year Alyson Intihar (pic.) and Pitcher of the Year Elizabeth Dalrymple.
Cornell Softball to Face UMass in NCAAs
The Cornell softball team will play UMass in the first round of the NCAA tournament held at Amherst, Mass. on Friday, May 15. The championship field of 64 was released on ESPNU on Sunday night.
Cornell Takes Game Three to Win Softball Title
With the game tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning, Cornell used a huge three-run home run by junior infielder Elise Menaker to go ahead for good and claim the Ivy Softball Championship, with a 6-1 win over Dartmouth.
Cornell, Dartmouth Split in Softball Championship
Dartmouth bounced back from a 4-0 loss in Game One of the Ivy Softball Championship series with a 5-1 win in Game Two, setting up a decisive Game Three. Click here
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Big Red, Green Set for Decisive Game Three in Ithaca
After yesterday's split, Cornell and Dartmouth play one final game for all the marbles today at 12:30 in the Ivy Softball Championship Series...Follow all the action with LIVE STATS
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 8 - 4/28
Ivy Rookie of the Week Hillary Barker of Dartmouth was incredibly clutch in a must-win game, as the freshman hurler tossed a complete game shutout in a 2-0 win that allowed Dartmouth to claim its first-ever North Division crown the next day.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 7 - 4/21
Cornell sophomore pitcher Elizabeth Dalrymple was superb, breaking the Big Red single-game strikeout record with 15 K's en route to two shutout wins, as Cornell clinched the program's first Ivy South Divisional title.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 6 - 4/15
Princeton junior Jamie Lettire powered the Tigers back into title contention with a four-game sweep of Columbia, as she hit .667 with four home runs and two complete-game pitching outings on the mound.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 5 - 4/7
Dartmouth senior captain Ashley Gleason came up huge in three big Ivy wins for the divisional-leading Big Green, as she hit .471 with 10 RBI in a sweep of Princeton and split with Cornell.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 4 - 4/1
Cornell junior Ashley Garvey helped the explosive Big Red extend its win streak to 10 games and open the Ivy slate 4-0, as she hit .615 with a pair of homers, eight RBI and a 1.231 slugging percentage.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 3 - 3/24
Harvard freshman and Ivy Rookie of the Week Rachel Brown earned her second straight tournament MVP award after pitching a complete game gem in the finals of the Highlander Classic, helping the Crimson to a 3-2 championship win.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 2 - 3/17
Yale junior outfielder Lauren Huddleston batted .516 (16-for-31) with 10 runs scored, a double, triple and home run and five RBI, as she hit safely in all 10 games last week for the Bulldogs.
Ivy Weekly Softball Awards 1 - 3/10
Cornell junior Elise Menaker is a major reason for the Big Red's hot 7-0 start, hitting .455 with a League-best 13 RBI, four doubles, a triple and one homerun.
Video Coverage of 2008 Ivy Softball Championship
This short video captures the final out, the trophy presentation and some post-game interviews with victorious Princeton. The Tigers swept Harvard in the Ivy championship series on May 3, 2008.
Lettire Selected to NFCA All-American Team
Princeton sophomore pitcher/first baseman Jamie Lettire has been selected to the third team All-America by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association, becoming the first Tiger softball player since 1995 to receive the honor.
Moses Named Academic All-American
Brown junior Michelle Moses has been selected to the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America softball team by the members of CoSIDA. Moses was named to the University Division Third Team.
Princeton Softball Bows out of NCAA Regional
The Princeton softball team ended their season after falling to Lehigh in the first elimination game at the NCAA Amherst Regional, ending their season with a 25-24 record.
Six Ivy Softballers Earn Academic All-District Honors
Six Ivy League softball players — including two first-teamers — have been selected to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District teams. The first team selections will advance to the national ballot.
All-Ivy Softball (2008)
Princeton sophomore and 2008 Ivy Co-Player of the Year Jamie Lettire led the League with 14 homers, powering the Tigers to an NCAA berth, while Penn senior Christina Khosravi becomes only the fourth player in Ivy history to win the award twice.
Tigers Sweep, Take Softball Championship
The Princeton Tigers swept two games — 4-2 and 5-1 — from Ivy North division champs Harvard today to claim the Ivy League Softball title and an NCAA Tournament Bid.
Salcido Named Princeton Softball Coach
Trina Salcido, who helped the Princeton softball team to two Ivy League titles in three seasons as an assistant coach, has been named the team’s head coach, Director of Athletics Gary Walters announced Tuesday.
Fry Picked By CoSIDA
Dartmouth softball player Kelly Fry, of Marietta, Ga., has been named a CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic All-American. The senior designated hitter has a 3.54 GPA in engineering sciences.
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It might be impossible to find someone so accomplished as a student-athlete as former Princeton softball and field hockey player Jen Babik. That's because she piled up awards for both her athletic and academic skills.
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