2022 Wentworth Softball News
A total of 174 undergraduate and graduate students posted a 3.0 or higher in the spring of 2022 with 102 undergraduates earning Dean's List honors for achieving a 3.50 or above
A total of 75 student-athletes earned academic all-conference accolades during the winter and spring seasons
The senior set career-highs in every major statistical category this season, as softball made the postseason for the first time since 2005.
Six former student-athletes who distinguished themselves while wearing the Black & Gold were inducted into the Wentworth Institute of Technology Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday afternoon
Wentworth fought back from a three-run deficit, but dropped an 11-inning decision to Roger Williams to close out the season.
Wentworth defeated Suffolk 3-2 to win their first postseason game since 2003, but dropped their second game of the day to Endicott.
Head coach Erica Castro was named Coach of the Year, as the team saw the most honorees in program history.
Endicott took game one 9-1, then claimed a 5-0 victory in the second game on the last day of the regular season.
Fifth-seeded Leopards to take on fourth-seeded Suffolk on Wednesday at Endicott College
Aurora Wilks led the offense for Wentworth, collecting three hits and six RBI, but the Leopards fell to the Nor'easters in both games.
The Leopards dropped game one 6-2, but came back with a 7-3 victory in the second game of the CCC doubleheader.
Aurora Wilks had three hits in game two, but the Rams came out on top in both ends of the doubleheader.
Oshman helped men's volleyball clinch a spot in the NCAA Tournament Semifinal, while Beverly hit .500 for the week with three multi-hit performances.
Leopards win their 20th game of the season to eclipse the program record for wins and run their win streak to a program-best eight
Kayla DeMedeiros and Jess Rowe combined to throw the fourth no-hitter in program history in game two, and the Leopards set the team record for runs and RBI in game one.
Hancock went 2-0 this week for softball, while Adams' 73 assists helped men's volleyball win the GNAC Championship and advance to the NCAA Tournament
