Tag: Softball

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Softball team secured the doubleheader sweep over the Rollins Tars Saturday afternoon at the NSU Softball Stadium. A home run by Tori Copeland highlighted NSU’s game one win. The Sharks then fought back in game two, taking down the Tars 7-6 in 13 innings to complete the SSC series sweep. 
 

 (GAME ONE)

Score: Nova Southeastern 2 (W: C. Duskin, 8-5) | Rollins 0 (L: E. MacMullen, 2-4)                
Records: Nova Southeastern (23-8, 7-4 SSC) | Rollins (18-7, 7-4 SSC)              
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium       
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BOT 4th – Tori Copeland homered to left field, putting the Sharks ahead 1-0.

BOT 5th – A sacrifice fly by Brenna Lokeinsky brought home NSU’s second run of the game.

Cassidy Duskin continued her stellar play in the pitching circle, ultimately leading the Sharks to the 2-0 game one victory over Rollins.

Tori Copeland – First home run of the season.
 

 (GAME TWO)

Score: Nova Southeastern 7 (W: C. Duskin, 9-5) | Rollins 6 (L: E. MacMullen, 2-4)                
Records: Nova Southeastern (24-8,8-4 SSC) | Rollins (18-8, 7-5 SSC)              
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium       
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube   
 

TOP 2nd – Rollins struck first with a home run to left field, going up 2-0. 

BOT 2nd – An RBI double by Matthews, brought home Abbey Moore to cut the Sharks deficit to one run.

BOT 3rd – With the bases loaded, the Sharks were walked twice, putting two runs on the board to take a 3-2 advantage.

TOP 5th – The Tars answered with two runs of their own to reclaim the lead.

TOP 6th – Rollins picked up where they left off, scoring two more runs to push their lead to 6-3.

BOT 6th – Matthews continued her impressive play, hitting a home run to right field, cutting Rollins’ lead to two runs.

BOT 7th – Lauren Margolis started the action with a home run to bring NSU within one run. Shortly after, a sacrifice fly by Cassidy Duskin tied the game at six apiece.

BOT 13th – A fielder’s choice off a hit by Duskin brought home Samantha Dixon and secured the doubleheader sweep for the Sharks.

Brianna Matthews – 1 HR

Lauren Margolis – 1 HR

The Sharks will travel to the USSSA Space Coast Games in Melbourne, Fla., on March 19th to face Franklin Pierce and Molloy University. The first pitch is scheduled for 12:15 p.m.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern softball team opened their SSC series against the Rollins College Tars with a 6-3 victory Friday evening at the NSU Softball Stadium. Tori Copeland led the way for NSU, earning two hits and two RBIs.

Score: Nova Southeastern 6 (W: G. Wallace, 11-2) | Rollins 3 (L: R. Twiggs, 7-1)                
Records: Nova Southeastern (22-8, 6-4 SSC) | Rollins (18-6, 7-3 SSC)              
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium       
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube   
 

TOP 3rd- The Tars struck first on an infield hit to go up 1-0.

BOT 4th- An RBI double by Lauren Margolis brought home Gianna Russo to tie the game up at one apiece.
 
BOT 4th- Abbey Moore hits a blooper out in right field to drive home two more for the Sharks as they take a 3-1 lead. 

TOP 5th- The Tars drove in one run to reduce the lead back down to one, 3-2 Sharks.

BOT 5th- Tori Copeland drives home one more run as she hits a line drive to left field to give NSU the two-run advantage at 4-2.

TOP 6th- The Tars converted on another infield single to reduce the lead to 4-3.

BOT 6th- The Sharks walked home two runs to help secure the 6-3 victory.

Impressive pitching by Gracelyn Wallace would ultimately lead the Sharks to the series-opening victory.

Abbey Moore– 1/3, 2 RBIs

Gracelyn Wallace– 7.0 IP, 3 ER, 8 K’s.

NSU will close out the SSC series against the Tars tomorrow in a doubleheader at 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. –  Impressive hitting by the Nova Southeastern softball team secured the Sunday sweep over the Colorado School of Mines at the NSU Softball Stadium. A seven-run second inning propelled the Sharks to victory in game one. Tierani Teslow then earned her first collegiate win in game two to help complete the doubleheader sweep.

  (GAME ONE)     

Score: Nova Southeastern 12 (W: L. Drake, 1-0) | Colorado School of Mines 4 (L: A. Westbrook, 0-2)               
Records: Nova Southeastern (7-3) | Colorado School of Mines (0-9)             
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium        
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube       
   

  

BOT 2nd – Gianna Russo picked up where she left off from yesterday, hitting a home run to left field to put NSU ahead 1-0. The run barrage continued as RBIs from Tori Copeland, Cassidy Patterson, Brenna Lokeinsky, Aubrey Hutzler (2), and Brianna Matthews gave the Sharks a commanding 7-0 lead.  

TOP 4th – The Orediggers ended their scoring drought with an RBI single to center field.  

BOT 4th – Russo earned her second RBI of the night with a single to the pitcher. Shortly after, RBIs from Copeland and Margolis put NSU ahead 10-1. 

TOP 5th – CSM tacked on two more runs to cut their deficit to six runs. 

BOT 6th – Erin McGlothlin and Cassidy Duskin added two more RBIs to the Sharks run count, ultimately securing the 12-4 victory for NSU in run-rule fashion. 

Cassidy Patterson – 4 hits
Tori Copeland – 3 hits

  (GAME TWO)     

Score: Nova Southeastern 10 (W: T. Teslow, 1-0) | Colorado School of Mines 6 (L: K. Miller, 0-4)               
Records: Nova Southeastern (8-3) | Colorado School of Mines (0-10)             
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium        
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube 
 

TOP 1st – The Orediggers struck first, taking the early 1-0 lead.

BOT 1st – With two runners on base, Lauren Margolis batted in both runners to put NSU ahead 2-1.

TOP 2nd – CSUM scored three runs to take a two-run advantage.

BOT 2nd – NSU would answer with a slew of runs to go up 6-4.

BOT 3rd – Lokeinsky continued her impressive play with another RBI to tack on another run for the Sharks.

TOP 5th – The Orediggers continued to fight, putting two more runs on the board to bring themselves to a one-run deficit.

BOT 5th – Cassidy Duskin brought home Maliyah Lawson to put NSU’s eighth run on the board.

BOT 6th – The Sharks tacked on two runs thanks to RBIs from Margolis and Copeland.

Nova Southeastern would secure the 10-6 victory over the Orediggers, completing the doubleheader sweep.

Five Sharks had two or more hits (Lawson, Duskin, Lokeinsky, Russo, Matthews, Margolis).
Lauren Margolis – 4 RBIs

The Sharks will head on the road to open up SSC play against the Barry Buccaneer on February 14th. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Softball team completed a doubleheader sweep over Wingate Saturday afternoon from the NSU Softball Stadium. NSU kicked off the day with an impressive 9-0 victory in game one led by four RBIs from Brenna Lokeinsky (2) and Gianna Russo (2). The Sharks picked up where they left off in game two, cruising to a 5-1 win. 
 

  (GAME ONE)    

Score: Nova Southeastern 9 (W: G. Wallace, 2-2) | No. 19 Wingate 0 (L: J. Thomas, 0-2)              
Records: Nova Southeastern (5-3) | No. 19 Wingate (2-3)            
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium       
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube      
  

 

BOT 1st – Aubrey Hutzler batted in Cassidy Patterson with a single to center field to put the Sharks ahead 1-0. 

BOT 2nd – Lauren Margolis got the scoring started in the second inning with an RBI single to left field. Shortly after, Margolis would score a run off an error by the Bulldogs. The run barrage continued as Brenna Lokeinsky batted in two runs to give NSU a 5-0 advantage.  

BOT 3rd – Gianna Russo hit the first Shark home run at the NSU Softball Stadium to put NSU ahead 6-0. 

BOT 4th – The Sharks continued to apply pressure offensively, tacking on three more runs, thanks to RBIs from Patterson, Russo, and Brianna Matthews. 

The Sharks would go on to secure the 9-0 victory over Wingate in run rule fashion. 

Gianna Russo – 1 HR, 2 RBIs 

Brenna Lokeinsky – 2 RBIs 

Gracelyn Wallace – 0 runs allowed through four innings.  
 

  (GAME TWO)    

Score: Nova Southeastern 5 (W: C. Duskin, 4-0) | No. 19 Wingate 1 (L: L. Huneycutt, 1-1)              
Records: Nova Southeastern (6-3) | No. 19 Wingate (2-4)            
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium       
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube      

BOT 1st – Lokeinsky earned a SAC bunt to give the Sharks an early 1-0 lead. Russo followed suit with an RBI single to center field. 

BOT 4th – Cassidy Duskin put the Sharks ahead 3-0 with a sacrifice fly to center field. 

BOT 5th – Russo continued her stellar play, earning an RBI double. Shortly after, Margolis joined the action, batting in Russo and giving NSU a 5-0 advantage. 

TOP 7th – The Bulldogs scored a run off an error by the Sharks but it wasn’t enough to overcome the deficit. 

Nova Southeastern would ultimately secure the 5-1 victory over Wingate and secure Saturday’s doubleheader sweep.  
 

 

Gianna Russo – 2 RBIs 
 

NSU will close this weekend’s play tomorrow, facing the Colorado School of Mines in a doubleheader at 10:30 a.m. and at 12:30 p.m.   

  
 

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Softball program kicked off their home campaign with a doubleheader split against East Stroudsburg. President Moon threw out the honorary first pitch to ring in the inaugural game at the NSU Softball Stadium. The Sharks dropped game one 2-1 in dramatic fashion before bouncing back with a dominant 10-2 victory in game two.  
 

  (GAME ONE)   

Score: Nova Southeastern 1 (W: G. Wallace, 1-2) | East Stroudsburg 2 (W: S. Davenport, 2-1 0)             
Records: Nova Southeastern (3-3) | East Stroudsburg (2-1)           
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium      
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube     
 

TOP 1st – The Warriors got on the board first, capitalizing off an error by the Sharks. 

BOT 7th – NSU kept fighting, tying the game off a SAC fly by Brenna Lokeinsky. 

TOP 8th – ESU then took the lead with a home run to left field.

BOT 8th – The Sharks had a chance to take the lead with two runners on base, but a triple play by the Warriors ultimately ended the game and secured the 2-1 victory for East Stroudsburg. 
 

  (GAME TWO)    

Score: Nova Southeastern 10 (W: C. Duskin, 3-0) | East Stroudsburg 2 (W: C. Mockenhaupt, 0-1)              
Records: Nova Southeastern (4-3) | East Stroudsburg (2-2)            
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. | NSU Softball Stadium 

Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube  

Top 1st – ESU struck first, tacking on two early runs to take a 2-0 advantage. 

BOT 2nd – The Sharks answered with an RBI double from Cassidy Duskin. Shortly after, Cassidy Patterson tied the game with an RBI single. NSU continued to pile on the runs, scoring two more runs off ESU’s errors to take a 4-2 advantage. 

BOT 3rd – With three runners on base, Lauren Margolis tripled to right field, batting in three runners to put the Sharks up 7-2. Copeland closed the inning with a SAC fly, putting another Shark run on the board.

BOT 5th – Lokeinsky continued the run barrage, singling to the shortstop to bring in Maliyah Lawson. 

BOT 6th – Copeland earned her second RBI of the game with a single to third base, ultimately securing the 10-2 bounce-back win for NSU. 
 

Five batters had two or more hits (Duskin, Patterson, Matthews, Margolis, Copeland) 

 

NSU will be back tomorrow, facing Wingate in a doubleheader at 12:00 p.m. and at 2:00 p.m.   

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GULF SHORES, Ala. – Head Coach Julie LeMaire earned her 500th career win in today’s victory over West Alabama. The victory was also highlighted by Cassidy Duskin’s first collegiate perfect game, becoming the first Shark to do so since Lexie Storrer threw one in 2018. NSU would go 1-1 on the day, dropping their first game against the 24th-ranked Oklahoma Christian Eagles. 

  (GAME ONE)  

Score: Nova Southeastern 5 (W: B. Mahaney, 0-1) | No. 24 Oklahoma Christian 6 (W: J. Dickson, 0)            
Records: Nova Southeastern (2-2) | No. 24 Oklahoma Christian (3-1)          
Location: Gulf Shores, Ala. | Gulf Shores Complex          
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube    

TOP 3rd – Brenna Lokeinsky started the action, batting in Cassidy Duskin to give NSU an early 1-0 lead. 

BOT 3rd – The floodgates opened in the bottom of the third as Oklahoma Christian scored six runs to take a commanding 6-1 advantage. 

TOP 6th – The Sharks weren’t going away yet as an RBI double by Lauren Margolis brought in two runs for the Sharks to cut their deficit to three. Shortly after, a sacrifice fly from Abbey Moore tacked on another run.  Duskin then singled up the middle to bring Cassidy Patterson across home plate and cut the Sharks deficit to one run.  

NSU continued to fight but were unable to complete the comeback, dropping game one 6-5. 
 

  (GAME TWO)  

Score: Nova Southeastern 1 (W: C. Duskin, 2-0) | West Alabama 0 (L: M. Wright, 1-1)            
Records: Nova Southeastern (3-2) | West Alabama (2-2)          
Location: Gulf Shores, Ala. | Gulf Shores Complex          
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube   
  

TOP 2nd – Aubrey Hutzler hit a home run to put NSU ahead 1-0. 

The rest of the game featured a pitching clinic from Cassidy Duskin as she completed the perfect game and secured the 1-0 victory for the Sharks. 

Aubrey Hutzler – 1 HR 

Cassidy Duskin – Perfect game 

Head Coach Julie LeMaire – 500th career victory 

Head Coach Julie LeMaire – Coming out against Oklahoma Christian this am, we made some crucial mistakes to put ourselves behind by 5 runs and it was good to see the girls battle back and fight to the end even though we came up short. After we fought so hard and didn’t secure that win, it’s hard to decide how the following game will go. Cassidy Duskin came out on the mound and set the tempo right away! To be able to silence their hitters is extremely difficult, but to throw a perfect game against them is incredible! Our defense stepped up behind her for a true team effort in the win. Many people go through their entire career and will never throw a perfect game and she did it the first weekend among one of the best teams in the region. Cass has ice in her veins and isn’t scared to compete against anyone, I’m so proud of her!

Cassidy Duskin – I am so blessed for this opportunity. For my last year, I decided to travel 15 hours from home, and I would not change that decision for anything else. Thank you to my team and my coaches for having my back in this moment. This is the best accomplishment I have ever had in my softball career, and I’m so grateful I got to experience it for my last ride. Thank you God for giving me this new home, and thank you to my younger self for never giving up.

The Sharks will head back home to play their first game at the NSU Softball Stadium, taking on East Stroudsburg in a doubleheader on February 7th. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

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GULF SHORES, Ala. –  The Nova Southeastern Softball team earned a sweep on Saturday afternoon at the Gulf Shores Invitational. Strong play from Brenna Lokeinsky led the Sharks to a top-10 victory over Rogers State to start the day. Nova Southeastern then closed out the day with an impressive win over West Florida. 
 

  (GAME ONE) 

Score: Nova Southeastern 5 (W: C. Duskin, 1-0) | No. 9 Rogers State 1 (W: T. Sandoval, 0-1)           
Records: Nova Southeastern (1-1) | No. 9 Rogers State (0-2)         
Location: Gulf Shores, Ala. | Gulf Shores Complex         
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube    
  

BOT 1st – With one runner on base, Brenna Lokeinsky hit a moon shot to left field for her first home run of the season, giving NSU the early 2-0 lead.  

BOT 2nd – The run barrage continued as Brianna Matthews batted in Lauren Margolis with a triple to left center. 

BOT 2nd – Shortly after, Matthews would score the fourth run of the game for NSU off an error by Rogers State. 

BOT 4th – Another error by RSU allowed the Sharks to bring their fifth run across home plate 

TOP 7th – The Hillcats managed to put a late run on the board, but it wasn’t enough as the Sharks held onto the 5-1 victory over Rogers State. 
 

Brenna Lokeinsky – 1 HR, 2 RBIs 

Brianna Matthews – 2 runs scored 
 

  (GAME TWO) 

Score: Nova Southeastern 7 (W: G. Wallace, 1-1) | West Florida 3 (L: H. Guffey, 1-1)           
Records: Nova Southeastern (2-1) | West Florida (2-1)         
Location: Gulf Shores, Ala. | Gulf Shores Complex         
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube    

 
 

TOP 1st – Aubrey Hutzler got the scoring started with an RBI single to left field, bringing in two runners for the Sharks. Shortly after, Tori Copeland joined the action, batting in Maliyah Lawson and Aubrey Hutzler to put NSU ahead 4-0.  

BOT 1st – West Florida scored one run to cut their deficit to three runs. 

TOP 2nd – RBIs from Brenna Lokeinsky and Gianna Russo tacked on two more runs for the Sharks. 

BOT 2nd – The Argonauts answered with a run of their own to bring the score to 6-2. 

BOT 6th – West Florida tacked on their third run of the game, cutting their deficit to 6-3. 

TOP 7th – Copeland continued her stellar play, batting in her second run of the game, ultimately securing the 7-3 victory for NSU. 
 

Tori Copeland –  2 RBIs 

Aubrey Hutzler – 3 hits 

Brianna Matthews – 3 hits 

The Sharks will close out play at the Gulf Shores Invitational tomorrow as they take on Oklahoma Christian Rogers State at 10:30 a.m. and West Alabama at 12:45 p.m.

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GULF SHORES, Ala. – The Nova Southeastern Softball team opened their 2025 campaign at the Gulf Shores Invitational on Friday evening. Nova Southeastern dropped tonight’s matchup against Lubbock Christian 3-1 in extra innings. The Sharks first game against Valdosta State was canceled due to inclement weather.  
 

  

Score: Nova Southeastern 1 (L: G. Wallace, 0-1) | Lubbock Christian 3 (W: E. Dix, 1-0)          
Records: Nova Southeastern (0-1) | Lubbock Christian (1-0)        
Location: Gulf Shores, Ala. | Gulf Shores Complex        
Get Social: @NSUSharks and @NSUSoftball on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube   
 

BOT 3rd – The Sharks got on the board first thanks to an RBI by Cassidy Duskin, bringing Maliyah Lawson across home plate.  

TOP 7th – Lubbock Christian continued to fight, scoring a late run to tie the game and send it to extra innings. 

TOP 8th – The Chaps picked up where they left off, scoring two runs to go up 3-1. 

BOT 8th – NSU attempted a late push but couldn’t overcome the deficit, ultimately dropping tonight’s season-opening matchup against Lubbock Christian 3-1. 

NSU will take the field again tomorrow, Saturday, February  1st, and take on Rogers State at 1:45 p.m. and West Florida at 4:00 p.m.

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MELBOURNE, FLA. – The Sunshine State Conference released their 2025 Preseason Softball Coaches’ Poll on Thursday afternoon. Nova Southeastern was tabbed to finish second in the league for the third consecutive year, earning 91 points and two first-place votes for the 2025 campaign. 

After coming off their third straight NCAA Tournament appearance, the Sharks have reloaded, adding six Division I transfers to go alongside returners, Brenna Lokeinsky (Golden Glove Winner), Tori Copeland, Brooke Mahaney, Gianna Russo, Maliyah Lawson (SSC Freshman of the Year), Alisha Lanyon, Tierani Teslow, Aubrey Hutzler, and Brianna Matthews. 

The Sharks will start the season on the road at the Gulf Shores Invitational, where they will face off against six different opponents, beginning with Valdosta State on January 31st.  

SSC play will begin on Valentine’s Day for NSU, as they head to Miami Shores to take on the Barry Buccaneers in a battle for the County-Line Cup. 

Below are the full results of the 2025 SSC preseason coaches’ poll. Coaches cannot vote for their teams (points: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, first-place votes in parentheses). 
 

2025 SSC SOFTBALL PRESEASON COACHES POLL

Rank	School (FPV)	Total Points
1	Tampa (8)	97
2	Nova Southeastern (2)	91
3	Saint Leo (1)	85
4	Rollins	68
5	Barry	65
6	Embry-Riddle	56
7	Florida Tech	46
8	Palm Beach Atlantic	32
T9	Eckerd	26
T9	Florida Southern	26
11	Lynn	11

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The first pitch for the Nova Southeastern Softball team is right around the corner. With just under a month remaining, Head Coach Julie LeMaire and her squad have officially announced their 2025 schedule.  

“We are excited to open up another season at the Gulf Shores Invitational, which will give us the opportunity to face many very talented teams in our region and the nation,” stated Head Coach LeMaire. “This will be a great weekend for us to prepare for a tough conference and home schedule. This group of young women has been working very hard in the off-season, and we can’t wait to get started!”

NSU will compete in 54 games this spring, with 29 being played at the newly built NSU Softball Stadium. 

The Sharks are coming off their third straight postseason appearance. They look to carry that momentum into the 2025 campaign despite losing several key faces, such as Alexis Smith, Alyssa Drogemuller, and Madison Fine. NSU has reloaded with a handful of Division I transfers, adding Erin McGlothlin (South Alabama), Gracelyn Wallace (FGCU), Cassidy Duskin (North Alabama), and Lydia Drake (USC Upstate) to the 2025 team. 

Nova Southeastern will kick off the 2025 campaign in Alabama at the Gulf Shores Invitational to take on Valdosta State University (1/31), Lubbock Christian University (1/31), West Florida (2/1), Rogers State University (2/1), Oklahoma Christian University (2/2), and the University of West Alabama (2/2). All games will be played at the Sportsplex in Gulf Shores, Alabama.   

After a slew of road games, the Sharks will head down to South Florida to open play at home, starting with a doubleheader against East Stroudsburg on February 7th. NSU will close the weekend with doubleheaders against Wingate (2/8) and the Colorado School of Mines (2/9).  

The Sharks will then open conference play the following weekend on the road in a three-game series against Barry from 2/14 to 2/15. After the three-game stint against the Bucs, NSU will return home to take on Eckerd (Feb. 21-22) in another SSC showdown before heading back on the road to face Florida Tech (2/28-3/1) in a three-game series.   

The road trip continues with the Sharks staying in Melbourne for the Space Coast Games, where they will take on Cedarville (3/3) and Walsh (3/3). After five consecutive games on the road, NSU will return to Fort Lauderdale for six straight games at home, facing Flagler in a doubleheader on March 4th, which would then be followed with matchups against Caldwell DH (3/7), Saginaw Valley DH (3/8), Kutztown DH (3/9) and a three-game SSC series facing Rollins College (Mar. 14-15). 

Nova Southeastern will return to the Space Coast Games to close out its non-conference schedule, taking on Franklin Pierce (3/19) and Molloy (3/19). 

The Sharks will round out the season with six consecutive SSC series, beginning with a road matchup against Palm Beach Atlantic (Mar. 21-22), followed by matchups against Tampa (Apr. 4-5), Saint Leo (Apr. 11-12), Embry-Riddle (Apr. 17-18), and Florida Southern (Apr. 25-26).

NSU will conclude the regular season with a three-game series at home against Lynn (May1-3).  

To view the full NSU Softball schedule, CLICK HERE.   

To stay up-to-date with the Sharks throughout the season, follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @NSU_Softball.

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