Softball

Lions got two wins and two losses against ranked opponents (Photo by Andre Paras).

TCNJ softball splits opening two doubleheaders

By Eddie Young | Mar. 5

The College’s softball team went 2-2 in their opening weekend, winning two games against No. 18 Swarthmore and losing two to No. 25 Salisbury in their Maryland trip. The performances by the Lions led to them sweeping the New Jersey Athletic Conference awards for the week, with freshman infielder Emily Evans winning Player of the Week, junior pitcher Maya Knasiak winning Pitcher of the Week, freshman infielder Morgan Leonhauser winning Rookie of the Week and freshman pitcher Emily Gill winning Rookie Pitcher of the week.

Sophomore catcher Sara Vincent had a hit in each NJAC Tournament game. (Photo by Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator)

TCNJ softball knocked out of NJAC Tournament

By Joseph Caruso | May. 7

The Lions recognized their five seniors before their Senior Day doubleheader. (Photo courtesy of Arion Owes)

TCNJ softball sweeps on Senior Day

By Joseph Caruso | May. 1

The Lions defeated No. 2 Rowan, who was the last undefeated collegiate softball team at any level. (Photo by Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator)

TCNJ softball ruins No. 2 Rowan’s bid at an undefeated season

By Joseph Caruso | Apr. 23

Sophomore pitcher Maya Knasiak has been having a stellar year on the mound. (Photo by Andre Paras / Video Editor)

TCNJ softball wins four conference games behind stellar pitching

By Eddie Young | Apr. 20

The Lions have turned a corner in the NJAC. (Photo courtesy of Andre Paras / Video Editor)

TCNJ softball wins three out of four NJAC games

By Joseph Caruso | Apr. 9

The Lions are looking to claim an NJAC title this season. (Photo by Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator)

TCNJ softball looks to build upon last year’s success

By Olivia Trasser | Mar. 2, 2025

The Colleges’ softball team entered the 2025 season earning the No. 2 spot in the New Jersey Athletic Conference preseason coaches poll. With a veteran core and one of the strongest pitching duos in the conference, the team is set on a season with championship aspirations.

The Lions celebrating a victory (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

TCNJ softball takes three in a row in conference play

By Joseph Caruso | May. 1, 2024

The College's softball team defeated William Paterson twice in a doubleheader and then followed those victories up with an impressive victory over Stockton in the first round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament.

Sophomore first baseman Camryn Kitchin at the plate (Photo courtesy of Jimmy Alagna).

TCNJ softball has successful weekend including walk-off thriller

By Joseph Caruso | Apr. 17, 2024

The Lions put together an impressive weekend, winning two games against Montclair State University and splitting a doubleheader with a talented Rowan University squad.

Sophomore first baseman Camryn Kitchin at the plate (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

TCNJ softball splits three straight doubleheaders

By Tyler Morello | Apr. 10, 2024

The College’s softball team had a busy weekend, playing a total of six games to continue New Jersey Athletic Conference play. They went 3-3 in these games, splitting each series against Kean University, Stockton University and Rutgers-Camden.

The Lions put together an impressive showing in their doubleheader (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

TCNJ softball sweeps doubleheader in dramatic fashion

By Max Nasjletti | Mar. 26, 2024

The College’s softball team got themselves back in the win column on Friday, securing a doubleheader sweep over Muhlenberg College.

The Lions are the defending champions of their conference (Photo by Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

Womens softball falls to DeSales in home opener

By Isabella Darcy | Feb. 28, 2024

The College’s No. 22 softball team put up a fight during its 2024 season opener on Feb. 28, but ultimately fell 6-1 to DeSales University. The game, which was originally scheduled as the first of a doubleheader, was played at home at Dr. June Walker Field.