Marian University softball (11-9, 5-3 NACC) was defeated 3-0 in 14 innings before earning a 2-1 in 11 innings against Concordia Chicago.

GAME 1

•  Offense was at a premium as both pitching staffs showed their stuff.
• Each team had opportunities to score but neither squad would strike for the first 13 innings of action.
• The Cougars would strand the bases loaded in the eighth and Marian the same in the bottom of the 13th.
• After the top of the 14th opened with two outs, Concordia Chicago would hit three straight singles and a double to plate three runs.
• The Sabres would go down in order in the bottom half to suffer the game one defeat.

GAME 2

• Game two was similar as neither side scored through the first five innings of action.
• Marian was finally able to score its first run of the day in the bottom of the sixth when junior Kendall Pliner drove in a run with a single.
• This was answered by CUC in the top of the seventh to send game two into extras.
• Neither team put together any dangerous chances until the bottom of the 11th.
• A leadoff single from Pliner, K. opened the frame.
• After a one-hit hit by pitch and walk, Marian found themselves with the bases loaded and one out.
• Sophomore Sofia Cerullo then played the role of hero driving a ball to left field for a single to earn the walk-off win.

GAME 1

	Freshman Sabrina Di Vito tossed the first 7.0 innings and only allowed five hits.
	Freshman McKenna Repovich tossed 2.1 innings without allowing a run and scattering four hits.
	Senior Katelyn Matenaer was the only Sabre who had a hit in both games.