One strike. 

It’s no secret that Heather Tarr likes to mix things up in non-conference play.

Prior to Sunday morning, Sarah Willis had only pitched 2.2 innings of collegiate softball.

Another game, another shut-down performance from Gabbie Plain.

Two days ago, San Diego State pitcher Maggie Balint was lit up for eight runs in just 1.2 innings by UCLA.

Through 62 innings of action this season, the No. 5 Washington softball team has allowed 30 runs.

Few times in sports does a team present an offense so unrelenting that not even a rule preventing blowouts can curb one from happening.

A day after getting roughed up in her first loss of the season, sophomore pitcher Kelley Lynch bounced back Saturday afternoon, throwing a complete game as the No. 2 Washington softball team run-ruled Utah State, 10-1.

For many games now, the No. 2 Washington softball team had been playing with fire.

A sluggish start on offense wasn’t going to be enough to stop the No. 2 Washington softball Thursday afternoon, as a late-inning onslaught was enough to lift the Huskies to a 4-1 victory against BYU.