Softball

Softball

PCC Softball has a long standing tradition of success. We are dedicated to the success of our student-athletes on and off the field, and pride ourselves at placing our student-athletes at four year institutions once their career here at PCC is over.

News Items

Lady Beavers Sweep Barton & Independence

Thursday, April 14, 2011

The Lady Beaver Softball Team picked up four wins early this week, sweeping Barton County 7-4 and 10 in five innings, followed by a sweep of Independence Community College 2-0 and 7-0 on Tuesday.

Monday against Barton County, the Lady Beavers were led by freshman shortstop Ashton Neumann of Pratt. Neumann went two for three offensively driving in a run. The...more »

Softball Goes 2-2 Last Weekend

Monday, April 11, 2011

The Lady Beaver Softball Team split both of their double headers this past weekend. On Friday, Pratt took game one against KCK 7-0 then fell 4-3 in game two in nine innings. On Saturday, the Lady Beavers faced Highland Community College, falling in game one 3-1 and taking game two 5-2.

Against KCK in game one, Liz Wahl, freshman pitcher from...more »

Former Lady Beaver Leading the Baylor Offense

Mexico City native giving Baylor softball power at plate
By John Werner
Tribune-Herald staff writer

When Dani Leal arrived in the United States four years ago, she knew little English and had very few social contacts.

She was nearly 1,700...more »

Molly Baker Named Player of the Week

Wednesday, April 06, 2011

Molly Baker, a freshman from Rose Hill, has been named the KJCCC Division II Player of the Week.

Baker went eleven for twenty-one at the plate last week driving in sixteen runs and compiling a batting average of .583. Included in her eleven hits, Molly had two doubles, one triple and a homerun. Baker has been a huge asset to the Lady Beaver team this season...more »

Softball Splits with Blue Dragons

Wednesday, April 06, 2011

The Lady Beavers split with Hutchinson Community College on Tuesday. Pratt run-ruled the Blue Dragons in game one 11-4 but fell 4-2 in game two.

In game one, the offense was led my Molly Baker, a freshman from Rose Hill, and Demi Riecke, a freshman from Lakewood, Colo. Baker went three for four with four RBI's while Riecke was perfect driving in two runs and going four...more »