• Apply
  • Archives
  • NewsWatch
  • Classifieds
  • Multimedia
    • Ole Miss in Puerto Rico
    • Campus Protests
    • The Queen of Marks
    • Meet Aubrey Armstrong, a Real Champion and Local Celebrity
    • Mississippi voters passed Initiative 65. What’s next?
    • One year later: COVID-19 at Ole Miss
Friday, March 5, 2021
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
The Daily Mississippian
  • News

    State House passes bill that will ban transgender athletes

    City orders animal shelter to close

    ‘Everything I do’: student dedicates life to mental health advocacy

    ‘Everything I do’: student dedicates life to mental health advocacy

    OPD creates new community response team

    Meet your next ASB president: Morgan Atkins

    Meet your next ASB president: Morgan Atkins

    Fortenberry, Mabry win contested races

    Fortenberry, Mabry win contested races

  • Sports

    Column: Here’s how we dance

    Ole Miss baseball adds two midweek wins

    Another win on the court: Rebels beat Kentucky in second to last game

    Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

    Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

    Women's Basketball

    Ole Miss Athletics begins increasing event capacity

    Ole Miss Soccer downs Kentucky in 2-0 shutout

    Ole Miss soccer prepares for weekend matchup versus Georgia

  • Arts & Culture
    Arts council unveils statue of Ron ‘Ronzo’ Shapiro

    Arts council unveils statue of Ron ‘Ronzo’ Shapiro

    Despite strict food business restrictions, Blenz Bowls comes to UM

    Despite strict food business restrictions, Blenz Bowls comes to UM

    Album review: Taylor Swift reminds the world of her unbridled imagination with “Evermore”

    The secret to The Luv Shak’s success

  • Opinion

    Opinion: MDAH protects history from politics. Senate Bill 2727 will change that.

    Guest column: We need new student housing codes for cold weather

    Opinion: The university needs to find its sense of shame

    Opinion: Students, vote in the municipal elections

  • Print Editions
  • Advertise
    • Advertise with Us
    • Ad Policy
    • Classifieds
  • Contact
  • News

    State House passes bill that will ban transgender athletes

    City orders animal shelter to close

    ‘Everything I do’: student dedicates life to mental health advocacy

    ‘Everything I do’: student dedicates life to mental health advocacy

    OPD creates new community response team

    Meet your next ASB president: Morgan Atkins

    Meet your next ASB president: Morgan Atkins

    Fortenberry, Mabry win contested races

    Fortenberry, Mabry win contested races

  • Sports

    Column: Here’s how we dance

    Ole Miss baseball adds two midweek wins

    Another win on the court: Rebels beat Kentucky in second to last game

    Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

    Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

    Women's Basketball

    Ole Miss Athletics begins increasing event capacity

    Ole Miss Soccer downs Kentucky in 2-0 shutout

    Ole Miss soccer prepares for weekend matchup versus Georgia

  • Arts & Culture
    Arts council unveils statue of Ron ‘Ronzo’ Shapiro

    Arts council unveils statue of Ron ‘Ronzo’ Shapiro

    Despite strict food business restrictions, Blenz Bowls comes to UM

    Despite strict food business restrictions, Blenz Bowls comes to UM

    Album review: Taylor Swift reminds the world of her unbridled imagination with “Evermore”

    The secret to The Luv Shak’s success

  • Opinion

    Opinion: MDAH protects history from politics. Senate Bill 2727 will change that.

    Guest column: We need new student housing codes for cold weather

    Opinion: The university needs to find its sense of shame

    Opinion: Students, vote in the municipal elections

  • Print Editions
  • Advertise
    • Advertise with Us
    • Ad Policy
    • Classifieds
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
The Daily Mississippian
No Result
View All Result

Softball falls to Iowa State in the final match of “Strike Out Cancer” Tournament

Kelby ZendejasbyKelby Zendejas
February 21, 2021
2 min read

Ole Miss softball fell to Iowa State in the final match of the Florida Atlantic University “Strike Out Cancer” Tournament on Sunday. The Rebels posted a 2-3 record during the weekend, with two wins against FAU, two losses against Iowa State and one loss against Missouri.

The tournament came to an end after the Rebels surrendered a seventh inning walk-off to Iowa State to lose the match-up 7-6. Iowa State finished strong, forcing Ole Miss to a loss.

With the previous weekend’s results, Ole Miss now sits with a 4-5 overall record while Iowa State collected four wins and one loss to push their record to 9-1 overall. FAU finished with a 2-8 overall record after the weekend, while Missouri holds a 6-2 record.

During Sunday’s final match against the Cyclones, junior pitcher Savannah Diederich gave up three runs on three hits in 3.1 innings, as she struck out half of the batters that faced her. Behind her were senior pitcher Ava Tillmann and freshman pitcher Aynslie Furbush as they finished throwing 1.2 innings.

During the loss, Ole Miss tied its season-high with 12 hits. In addition, freshman Blaise Biringer tallied two or more hits for the fourth time. The Arizona native was 10-for-18 during the tournament and now leads the Rebels with a seven-game hitting streak.

Senior Abbey Latham collected a season-high after going 3-4 with an RBI, making those three hits the season-high for the senior.

On Saturday, the only win of the day came against FAU, 11-0. Furbush recorded her second grand slam of the tournament against the Owls, making her the fifth Rebel to join teammates Latham as one of the Rebels to hit multiple grand slams in her career. The freshman also recorded a career-high in runs batted in with five.

Senior Jessica Puk also put up a career-high of three walks against the Owls’ pitchers and scored two runs against the Owls on Saturday.

The originally scheduled Alabama State game for Feb. 23 was pushed back due to weather conditions in the Southeast. The rescheduled game will be announced at a later date.

Now, the Rebels will gear up for the Lone Star Invitational in Waco and San Marcos, Texas, on Feb. 26-28. Ole Miss will face off against teams such as UConn, Baylor, Sam Houston, Texas State and Texas. The first match is set for 1 p.m. Friday.

In Case You Missed It

Column: Here’s how we dance

2 hours ago

Ole Miss baseball adds two midweek wins

2 hours ago

State House passes bill that will ban transgender athletes

2 hours ago

City orders animal shelter to close

2 hours ago

Another win on the court: Rebels beat Kentucky in second to last game

1 day ago
Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

1 day ago

Softball falls to Iowa State in the final match of “Strike Out Cancer” Tournament

Kelby ZendejasbyKelby Zendejas
February 21, 2021
2 min read

Ole Miss softball fell to Iowa State in the final match of the Florida Atlantic University “Strike Out Cancer” Tournament on Sunday. The Rebels posted a 2-3 record during the weekend, with two wins against FAU, two losses against Iowa State and one loss against Missouri.

The tournament came to an end after the Rebels surrendered a seventh inning walk-off to Iowa State to lose the match-up 7-6. Iowa State finished strong, forcing Ole Miss to a loss.

With the previous weekend’s results, Ole Miss now sits with a 4-5 overall record while Iowa State collected four wins and one loss to push their record to 9-1 overall. FAU finished with a 2-8 overall record after the weekend, while Missouri holds a 6-2 record.

During Sunday’s final match against the Cyclones, junior pitcher Savannah Diederich gave up three runs on three hits in 3.1 innings, as she struck out half of the batters that faced her. Behind her were senior pitcher Ava Tillmann and freshman pitcher Aynslie Furbush as they finished throwing 1.2 innings.

During the loss, Ole Miss tied its season-high with 12 hits. In addition, freshman Blaise Biringer tallied two or more hits for the fourth time. The Arizona native was 10-for-18 during the tournament and now leads the Rebels with a seven-game hitting streak.

Senior Abbey Latham collected a season-high after going 3-4 with an RBI, making those three hits the season-high for the senior.

On Saturday, the only win of the day came against FAU, 11-0. Furbush recorded her second grand slam of the tournament against the Owls, making her the fifth Rebel to join teammates Latham as one of the Rebels to hit multiple grand slams in her career. The freshman also recorded a career-high in runs batted in with five.

Senior Jessica Puk also put up a career-high of three walks against the Owls’ pitchers and scored two runs against the Owls on Saturday.

The originally scheduled Alabama State game for Feb. 23 was pushed back due to weather conditions in the Southeast. The rescheduled game will be announced at a later date.

Now, the Rebels will gear up for the Lone Star Invitational in Waco and San Marcos, Texas, on Feb. 26-28. Ole Miss will face off against teams such as UConn, Baylor, Sam Houston, Texas State and Texas. The first match is set for 1 p.m. Friday.

In Case You Missed It

Column: Here’s how we dance

2 hours ago

Ole Miss baseball adds two midweek wins

2 hours ago

State House passes bill that will ban transgender athletes

2 hours ago

City orders animal shelter to close

2 hours ago

Another win on the court: Rebels beat Kentucky in second to last game

1 day ago
Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

Column: It’s going to be okay, Ole Miss baseball.

1 day ago

Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube
Mississippi Press Association

Sign up for The Morning Briefing, our newsletter with the top news of the day.

SUBSCRIBE

  • News
  • Sports
  • Arts & Culture
  • Opinion
  • Print Editions
  • Advertise
    • Advertise with Us
    • Ad Policy
    • Classifieds
  • Contact

All Rights Reserved to S. Gale Denley Student Media Center 2019

No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Sports
  • Arts & Culture
  • Opinion
  • Print Editions
  • Advertise
    • Advertise with Us
    • Ad Policy
    • Classifieds
  • Contact

All Rights Reserved to S. Gale Denley Student Media Center 2019

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In