Offensive struggles against softball’s top pitchers continued for No. 5 Washington versus Stanford on Friday evening.

A shaky start ended alright for the No. 5 Washington softball team, which beat Stanford 4-0 Thursday.  

Historically, the No. 5 Washington softball team has had a problem with offensive production in the postseason. 

Seven senior starters, seven hits, and seven runs.

After third inning defensive miscues put the No. 5 Washington softball team down by three runs Saturday afternoon against Utah, Washington found a spark after head coach Heather Tarr was ejected. The Huskies bounced back, scoring five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Utes, 6-4, and tak…

Friday evening at Husky Softball Stadium it was the Gabbie Plain show and Morganne Flores was the closing act.

For the better part of the past decade, the No. 5 Washington softball team has been defined by a select group of players.

In the rubber match between the No. 2 Washington softball team and No. 4 UCLA, Washington head coach Heather Tarr tried to employ a tactical stunt.

Two outs, not out. The No. 4 Washington softball team relied on two-out rallies Saturday evening against No. 4 UCLA, scoring four runs with two outs in a 7-4 victory.

Fifty minutes into a top-five matchup between the No. 4 Washington softball team and No. 2 UCLA, things were going precisely as expected.