Sam Freeland scored two runs in the win for the Red Foxes. All-Championship Team selection, Haley Ahr, totaled two hits and 2 RBIs in the win, with a.
Isabella Manory drove in two runs and recorded two hits on the day for a. Peyton Pusey recorded three hits in four at bats for Marist and boasted a. Marist led the entire game en route to claiming their first MAAC Softball title since 2016. The following players were named to the 2023 MAAC Softball All-Championship Team: Kaitlin Hoffman (Fairfield), Haley Updegraff (Fairfield), Emma Capuano (Iona), Kara Zazzaro (Iona), Gianna Fazzolari (Canisius), Megan Giese (Canisius), Christie McGee-Ross (Canisius), Haley Ahr (Marist), Hannah Brock (Marist), Alyssa Grupp (Marist), Maddie Pleasants (Marist), Kiley Myers, MVP (Marist).ĭemske Sports Complex | Buffalo, NY | 11 AM | ESPN+ The 2023 NCAA Softball tournament takes place Sunday, May 14 at 7:30pm and will reveal the next opponent for the Red Foxes. As the 2023 MAAC Softball champions, Marist earns an automatic bid to the 2023 NCAA Softball tournament. Marist entered the title game for the first time since 2019 and earned its first MAAC Softball Championship since the 2016 season. 3 Marist College defeated top seed Canisius College by a score of 6-2 to capture the 2023 title. In the final of the 2023 MAAC Softball Championship No. 3 Marist College faced off at 11am for the 2023 MAAC Softball Championship game. 13, 2023) – The 2023 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Softball Championship continued Saturday, May 13 at Canisius College’s Demske Sports Complex in Buffalo, NY with the final round of the 2023 MAAC Softball Championship taking place. University Premier Reserve dominated in their game against Verdettes Marist Development winning comprehensively by 78 goals to 12.Story Links BUFFALO, NY (May. Waikato Diocesan Premier led the University of Waikato A at halftime by 33 goals to 14 and despite a strong quarter by University A in the third quarter, they won the game 55-31. Mamba finished strongly to win the final quarter but it was not enough. In the other games, FTNC Premier Reserve was too strong for Northern United Mamba, leading by 32 goals to 19 at halftime and winning 65-45. Jasmine Davis, a Year 11 student, was a standout playing both wing defence and goal defence. At the opposite end of the court, Ange Jackson at goal shoot did well to ensure the ball went in the hoop. Whitney Jenkins at goal defence and Mackenzie Foster at goal keep were standouts, combining well defensively. This allowed the attacking end to work on developing combinations and opportunities. For Melville, defensively the team worked hard with many tips and intercepts throughout the game. At halftime St Paul’s led by 19 goals to 18 but Melville was able to claw this back and be leading at three-quarter time. Melville Vetora Premier and St Paul’s Premier had a close and competitive game and for the most part at the end of every quarter, there was only a goal difference. Hine Brown at WA for University of Waikato A. For Castle Rangers, Demi Moana at goal shoot was a great target, strong on attack and consistent in her shooting. Jade Kawhe in the goal attack and Ngawai Hawera at the centre worked tirelessly on the attack against a tough defence. For University Premier, it was a glimpse of some of the competition this season. University Premier led by 26 goals to 23 at halftime and Castle Rangers won 56 goals to 47. Nottingham Castle Rangers were also able to take a halftime deficit and turn this around to have a win over the University of Waikato Premier, who do not lose too often. St Peter’s second and fourth quarters were strong and positional changes made throughout the game were effective, particularly in terms of the defensive effort. Malia Eyles was solid in goal attack and goal shoot throughout the game. Manaia Waudby at wing attack and centre made a big impact coming on in the second quarter. There really was nothing between these two teams. St Peter’s led at halftime by 19 goals to 18, but at fulltime Old Girls had reversed the tables and they won the game 40 goals to 38. Vedettes Marist Old Girls and St Peter’s Premier had a great tussle with no letup from either team. Jade Kawhe at goal attack for the University of Waikato Premier.
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