TAMPA, FL – The Tigers softball team roared to victory in their recent game against Illinois-Chicago, thanks to an explosive offensive performance and a record-breaking display of stolen bases.
Despite a slow start, the Tigers came back strong in the second inning with a dazzling display of offense that secured their lead. Stolen bases played a key role in Clemson’s triumph, with the team racking up a total of seven in the game, breaking the previous program record of six. McKenzie Clark was the standout player, tying a program record with three stolen bases, while Ally Miklesh, Maddie Moore, and Julia Bomhardt also contributed to the team’s impressive performance.
Defensively, Regan Spencer and Brooke McCubbin held strong, striking out three batters and allowing only two runs.
Looking ahead, the Tigers face a formidable challenge in a doubleheader against Michigan State and No. 12 Tennessee. But with players like Clark, Reedy Davenport, and Valerie Cagle delivering top-notch performances, Clemson is poised to continue their winning streak.
Fans can catch the action by tuning in to the Clemson Athletic Network for the Michigan State game or watching the showdown against Tennessee on ACCNX.
All in all, the Tigers’ dominant victory over Illinois-Chicago serves as a testament to their talent, skill, and determination to come out on top. With a record-breaking display of stolen bases and strong performances from key players, Clemson is undoubtedly a team to watch in the world of college softball.
