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        Softball: MU vs. Akron

        Zachary Hiser|March 4, 2021

        Softball: MU vs. Akron

        Zachary Hiser

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        Softball

        The previous weeks SBC player, Rielly Lucas comes in clutch for the Herd hitting four RBI and scoring four runs over the series
        Softball steals the series against top rival in style
        Rielly Lucas was awarded Sun Belt Conference Softball Player of The Week after the strong performance against JMU.
        Softball soars in scoring in series sweep
        GALLERY: Softball vs. Louisiana
        GALLERY: Softball vs. Louisiana
        SBC Preseason Player of the Year Brooklyn Ulrich bats .473 with 4 RBI, with a triple and a home run during the Invitational.
        Softball sweeps invitational in home opening series
        Rielly Lucas continues her strong season currently batting .360, six RBI and two homeruns.
        Softball clashes with tough tournament competition

        SPORTS

        The Coal Cats may be out of the Appalachian League playoff race, but the community still shows up to support the team.
        Coal Cats look to finish the season strong with final home stand
        As the 2025 season quickly approaches, the Marshall Football team spends its days in the weight room (pictured: Tariq Montgomery).
        GALLERY: Marshall Football lifts its way to the top
        Over 100 local kids trained with Marshall Men's Basketball at the Corny Jackson Basketball Camp June 30 through July 2.
        GALLERY: Corny Jackson Camp prepares next generation of the Herd
        Football looks to have strong starts like previous seasons, having not lost an season opening game since the 2013 season.
        Several Marshall football games given game times
        Jackson first started working with the Herd since the 2017-2018 season under former head coach Dan D’Antoni.
        Marshall head coach extended until 2030

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