WHEN: April 26^th-27^th , 2025
WHERE: Fairfax, Va. | George Mason Softball Complex
OPPONENT: Loyola Chicago
Sat. April 26^th – 12:00 p.m. | 2:30 p.m.
Sun. April 27^th – 12:00 p.m.


STREAMING:
LIVE STATS
ESPN+
 
Check out @MasonSoftball on X and @gmusoftball on Instagram for live stat links
 
PROMOTIONS
Sat. April 26^th – First Responder Day
Sun. April 27^th – Senior Day
 
FAIRFAX, Va. – The George Mason softball team hosts the Ramblers of Loyola Chicago this weekend for a three-game conference series.
 
A LOOK AT THE PATRIOTS
The Patriots just played Mount St. Mary's for their midweek match up and won 6-1.
 
Three George Mason Patriots recorded two hits to help secure the win. Emily Lampela recorded two hits, including one double, Tess Altevers Harris recorded two hits, including her seventh triple of the year, and Elyssa DeRosa recorded two hits.
 
Jasmine Mack, Charlotte Montgomery, and Kaitlyn Bronowicz each recorded one hit. The Patirots out hit the Mountaineers 9-4.
 
Madi Sobota and Montgomery each recorded a stolen base.
 
A-10 STATS
Tess Altevers Harris is first in the Atlantic 10 and fourth in the nation in triples (7) and Elyssa DeRosa is right behind her ranked third in the conference (6).
 
Kamryn Inman is fourth in the conference for stolen bases (20) and stolen bases per game (0.48).
 
As a team, the Patriots hold on to the number one spot in the conference in total stolen bases (81), and triples (18). George Mason is ranked fourth for home runs (22), and earned run average (3.46).

SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS
 
Loyola Chicago University
2025 record: 15-30, 10-10 Atlantic 10
The Ramblers are coming a 3-0 sweep against the Minutewomen of Massachusetts.
 
Two players have a batting average over .300. Sierra Sass leads the team with a .327. She has 37 hits, scoring 24 runs. She is ranked first in the Atlantic 10 for stolen base percentage (0.955) and second for total stolen bases (21)
 
Haley Wallace is second on the team with a .316 average. She is ranked fifth in the A-10 for sacrifice flies, and sixth for hit by pitch (7)
 
Peyton Pepkowski leads the Atlantic 10 in innings pitched (151), games started (24), and pitching appearances (33)
 
As a team, the Ramblers are right behind the Patriots in total stolen bases (73), and stolen bases per game (1.62). They rank third in the conference for hits allowed per seven innings (8.50)

UP NEXT
The Patriots play their final regular season series at the University of Dayton next weekend, May 3^rd starting at 12:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. They will finish the series May 4^th starting at 12:00 p.m.