Thursday, April 16
St. Cloud, Minn.
3 p.m.
St. Cloud State
vs
Minnesota State
Photo by: Kayden Kircher
St. Cloud State Softball Closes Homestand Against Minnesota State Thursday
4/15/2026 1:57:00 PM | Softball
Huskies host MSU for inaugural outdoor home games of 2026
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Softball (31-11, 13-3 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference) closes its six game homestand on Thursday against Minnesota State (25-17, 12-6 NSIC) with its first two outdoor home games of the season. First pitches are set for 3 and 5 p.m. from Husky Stadium in St. Cloud.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
The doubleheader will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network with audio coverage on the KVSC Sports Stream. Live stats will be provided by St. Cloud State.
Game 43 – vs. Minnesota State (Husky Dome // St. Cloud) – Thursday, April 16 / 3 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Game 44 – vs. Minnesota State (Husky Dome // St. Cloud) – Thursday, April 16 / 5 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can be found on the SCSU Softball game day central or schedule page.
SERIES HISTORY
Minnesota State
SCSU is 61-88 all-time against the Mavericks and have dropped eight of its last 10 matchups to MSU. Minnesota State swept the 2025 season series in Mankato, winning, 6-0 and 7-5.
LAST TIME OUT // 4-0 IN FINAL HUSKY DOME WEEKEND
The Huskies went a perfect 4-0 in their final indoor home games of the season. SCSU beat Southwest Minnesota State 10-2 (6 innings) and 1-0 on Saturday before beating Sioux Falls 1-0 and 6-1 on Sunday.
Top Huskies
Senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Kent, Wash.) tossed the ninth no-hitter in program history and second of her career (both of which have come this season) against Sioux Falls on April 12, striking out six batters in the process. It was the program's sixth-ever solo no-hitter and seventh of 7.0 innings. Porter became the second Husky to pitch multiple solo no-hitters.
SCSU NO-HITTERS
(as of 4/14)
(as of 4/14)
The Huskies tied two single-game program records in their 20-7 inning win over Augustana on April 5 in Wayne, Nebraska.
Sophomore catcher/infielder Morgan Honeycutt (Rosemount, Minn.) tied the program record for home runs in a game with two and junior infielder Brooke Holmes tied the school record for walks in a game with five. She tied Megan Lehnen who drew 5 walks vs. Concordia-St. Paul on April 26, 2014.
SCSU also had one record breaking performance and one record tying performance in their 7-2 extra inning win over Northern State on March 29 in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette (Forest Lake, Minn.) set a new program record for assists in a game with 11, surpassing the previous record of eight that was held jointly by Julie Engmark (vs. Southwest Minnesota State on April 14, 1982) and Olivia Graham (vs. Shippensburg [Pa.] on March 11, 2006).
SCSU hit a season high six doubles (all from different batters in the final 2.0 innings) which also tied the program record for the most doubles in a game. The Huskies also hit six doubles against Sioux Falls on April 6, 2013 (also six different batters) and Bemidji State on April 12, 2017.
PERFECTION
Senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Kent, Wash.) threw just the fifth perfect game in the history of St. Cloud State Softball against Bridgeport (Pa.) on Feb. 28. She was perfect over 7.0 innings, striking seven batters out. Porter's perfect game was program's first since 2023 and just the third of 7.0 innings by a pitcher with the others being a 5.0 inning outing and a combined 7.0 inning performance.
SCSU PERFECT GAMES
St. Cloud State Softball was selected to finish fifth in the 2026 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the league office on Jan. 23. Additionally, senior pitcher Macey Clark (Winneconne, Wis.) and junior infielder Brooke Holmes (Savage, Minn.) were named the preseason players to watch by the NSIC.
Head Coach Mitch Roberts enters his fifth season at the helm of the Huskies Softball in 2026. He has record of 141-79 (.641) and led last year's team to a 41-15 overall record, including a 20-7 record in NSIC play, to finish fourth in the standings. The Huskies fell in the NSIC Tournament Quarterfinals to No. 5 seed Minnesota Duluth. It was the eighth time in program history and first time since 2019 that SCSU reached the 40-win mark.
Clark, the reigning and SCSU's first ever NSIC Newcomer of the Year, enters her second and final season with the Huskies after an impressive junior campaign. In her first season of NCAA play last year, she went 18-7 with one save over 29 appearances/28 starts (157.1 innings), logging 13 complete games. Clark posted a 2.49 ERA and a 1.15 WHIP with four total shutouts (two solo/two combined), while holding batters to a .239 batting average. She posted 132 strikeouts to just 39 walks and ranked among the Northern Sun's best in starts (3rd), shutouts (6th), innings pitched (6th), strikeouts (7th), walks/7 innings (7th, 1.74), WHIP (8th), K/BB ratio (8th, 3.38), complete games (8th) and hits allowed/7 innings (10th, 6.32). Clark was also a Second Team All-NSIC selection.
Holmes, a reigning National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Second Team All-American, looks to build off her breakout sophomore season in which she led SCSU in in batting average (.414), slugging percentage (.688), runs (52), home runs (12), RBI (51), total bases (128) and times hit by pitch (four). She also ranked second in on-base percentage (.471), hits (77) and third in doubles (13). She carries both hitting and on-base streaks of 12 games into the 2026 season.
The Savage, Minnesota native became the sixth Husky (first since 2008) and first second baseman to be named an NFCA All-American. Prior to being named an All-American, she earned the first all-region accolades of her career after being named to the All-Central Region Second Team by the NFCA and her first all-conference recognition after earning a Second Team All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) selection. Additionally, Holmes was twice named NSIC Player of the Week by the league office (Feb. 24 | April 28). They were her first two weekly conference honors of her career, and she was the only Husky to earn weekly honors throughout the season. After an incredible non-conference season, she was named to the 2025 NFCA Division II Player of the Year watchlist.
Holmes also excelled in the classroom, becoming just the sixth student-athlete in program history and one of two student-athletes from the NSIC in 2025 to earn Academic All-America® honors from the College Sports Communicators (CSC) after being named to its second team for softball. She was also named a CSC Academic All-District® honoree, an Easton/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar-Athlete, an NSIC All-Academic Team of Excellence member and an NSIC All-Academic recipient each for the first time in her career.
SCSU returns 15 players from last season's roster – including three seniors, one redshirt junior, five juniors, one redshirt sophomore, four sophomores and one redshirt freshman. The Huskies brought in seven newcomers including two junior transfers and four freshmen.
Key returners include senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Seattle, Wash.), who was a 2025 Second Team All-NSIC Selection and regular starters junior outfielder Bree Beck (Lakeville, Minn.), redshirt sophomore utility Kaylee Collins (Lakeville, Minn.), redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette (Forest Lake, Minn.), senior infielder Sydney Roe (Davenport, Iowa) and junior catcher/infielder Bethany Weiss (Forest Lake, Minn.).
For the seventh consecutive season and eighth time overall, Augustana was chosen as the favorite in the NSIC Preseason Softball Coaches' Poll. The Vikings, the five-time defending regular season champions, amassed 221 points 12 of the 16 first place votes (coaches cannot rank their own team). Winona State was second with 202 points and four first place votes, followed by Minnesota State (197 points), Minnesota Duluth (183 points) and the Huskies (175 points).
The preseason coaches' poll is based off each coach ranking each team with the top team receiving 15 points, second 14, third 13, etc.
The 2026 NSIC Softball season gets underway with non-conference play on January 31, while the 28-game NSIC schedule is set to begin on Saturday, March 21.
The 2026 NSIC Softball Tournament will have a 10-team single elimination format over four days played at Bowden Field in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on May 6-9, 2026; hosted by Augustana University. The tournament will be streamed on the NSIC Network, with tournament passes or single game access available for purchase.
2026 NSIC Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll
Team (first place votes) Points
NSIC RELEASE
ROBERTS' REMARKS
2026 team outlook...
"We are extremely excited for the upcoming season," said Roberts. "While we graduated some key pieces from last year's team, the foundation is strong and this group is ready to take the next step. We are excited for the challenges and opportunities ahead this spring."
On NSIC Player to Watch Brooke Holmes...
"Brooke is a strong leader on and off the field, and her success has never been accidental," said Roberts. "She puts in the work, holds herself to a high standard, and has earned every achievement along the way. She is exactly the type of high character player every program hopes to have."
On NSIC Pitcher to Watch Macey Clark...
"Macey brings a consistent work ethic and attitude to everything she does," said Roberts. "As a JUCO transfer, she has already left a strong mark at St. Cloud, and her legacy continues to grow. We are excited to see what Macey will do in her senior campaign."
WELCOME TO THE PACK
Over the offseason, SCSU welcomed seven newcomers including two junior transfers – infielder Kennedy Palmer (Ankeny, Iowa / Ankeny HS / Iowa Central CC) and pitcher/outfielder Kurstyn Patnode (Becker, Minn. / Becker HS / Minnesota State) and four freshmen – outfielder Rowan Jansen (St. Louis Park, Minn. / St. Louis Park HS), pitcher Alyssa Kunz (Lyons, Ill. / Morton West), outfielder Caitlyn Rosha (St. Anthony, Minn. / St. Anthony Village HS) and infielder Annabelle Ross (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. / Lincoln HS).
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Softball, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
The doubleheader will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network with audio coverage on the KVSC Sports Stream. Live stats will be provided by St. Cloud State.
Game 43 – vs. Minnesota State (Husky Dome // St. Cloud) – Thursday, April 16 / 3 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Game 44 – vs. Minnesota State (Husky Dome // St. Cloud) – Thursday, April 16 / 5 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can be found on the SCSU Softball game day central or schedule page.
SERIES HISTORY
Minnesota State
SCSU is 61-88 all-time against the Mavericks and have dropped eight of its last 10 matchups to MSU. Minnesota State swept the 2025 season series in Mankato, winning, 6-0 and 7-5.
LAST TIME OUT // 4-0 IN FINAL HUSKY DOME WEEKEND
The Huskies went a perfect 4-0 in their final indoor home games of the season. SCSU beat Southwest Minnesota State 10-2 (6 innings) and 1-0 on Saturday before beating Sioux Falls 1-0 and 6-1 on Sunday.
Top Huskies
- Senior pitcher Macey Clark (Winneconne, Wis.)
- 2 GP/2 GS, 2-0, 2 CG, 1 SHO, 14.0 IP, 0.50 ERA, 0.57 WHIP, 6 H, 1 ER, 13 K, 2 BB, .133 opp. BA
- Senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Kent, Wash.)
- 2 GP/2 GS, 2-0, 2 CG, 1 SHO (no-hitter), 13.0 IP, 1.08 ERA, 0.92 WHIP, 6 H, 2 ER, 10 K, 6 BB, .136 opp. BA
- Redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette (Forest Lake, Minn.)
- 4 GP/4 GS, .500/.571/.583, 6 H, 1 2B, 2 RBIs, 5 R
- Redshirt sophomore utility Kaylee Collins (Lakeville, Minn.)
- 4 GP/4 GS, .444/.500/.556, 4 H, 1 2B, 4 RBIs, 1 R
Senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Kent, Wash.) tossed the ninth no-hitter in program history and second of her career (both of which have come this season) against Sioux Falls on April 12, striking out six batters in the process. It was the program's sixth-ever solo no-hitter and seventh of 7.0 innings. Porter became the second Husky to pitch multiple solo no-hitters.
SCSU NO-HITTERS
- Lacey Trossbach (5.0 IP) and Kaity Strever (2.0 IP) vs. Northern State 2-17-07 (perfect game)
- Britt Krieg (4.0 IP) and Alyssa Roberts (3.0 IP) vs. Wilmington (Del.) 3-7-11
- Kelly Franks (7.0 IP) vs. Bemidji State 4-15-12
- Kelly Franks (4.0 IP) and Jackie Manrique (1.0 IP) vs. Bemidji State 3-2-13
- Kelly Franks (7.0 IP) vs. UMary 4-1-15 (perfect game)
- Megan Hedstrom (7.0 IP) vs. UMary 4-2-17 (perfect game)
- Trinity Junker (5.0 IP) vs. UMary 2-11-23 (perfect game)
- Justyce Porter (7.0 IP) vs. Bridgeport (Conn.) 2-28-26 (perfect game)
- Justyce Porter (7.0 IP) vs. Sioux Falls 4-12-26
(as of 4/14)
- NCAA
- No. 1 – fielding percentage (.985)
- No. 2 – ERA (1.57)
- No. 3 – hits allowed/7 inn. (5.01)
- No. 4 – WHIP (1.05)
- No. 27 – shutouts (8)
- No. 28 – walks drawn (146)
- No. 29 – K/BB ratio (2.41)
- NSIC
- No. 1 – ERA (1.57)
- No. 1 – WHIP (1.05)
- No. 1 – fielding percentage (.985)
- No. 2 – win % (.738)
- No. 2 – hits allowed/7 inn. (5.01)
- No. 2 – sacrifice flies (12)
- No. 3 – shutouts (8)
(as of 4/14)
- Senior pitcher Macey Clark
- NCAA
- No. 16 – hits allowed/7 inn. (4.46)
- No. 17 – ERA (1.53)
- No. 18 – WHIP (0.96)
- No. 43 – games started (20)
- No. 48 – strikeouts (112)
- No. 50 – wins (13)
- NSIC
- No. 2 – ERA (1.53)
- No. 3 – wins (13)
- No. 3 – WHIP (0.96)
- No. 3 – hits allowed/7 inn. (4.46)
- No. 5 – strikeouts (112)
- No. 6 – games started (20)
- No. 6 – innings pitched (119.1)
- No. 7 – shutouts (3)
- No. 7 – complete games (11)
- No. 8 – K/BB ratio (2.87)
- No. 8 – K/7 inn. (6.6)
- No. 12 – appearances (21)
- NCAA
- Redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette
- NCAA
- No. 13 – assists (106)
- No. 21 – assists/game (2.59)
- NSIC
- No. 1 – assists (106)
- No. 2 – assists/game (2.59)
- No. 3 – sacrifice flies (3)
- NCAA
- Junior infielder Brooke Holmes
- NSIC
- No. 4 – walks/game (0.64)
- No. 5 – runs (37)
- No. 7 – triples (3)
- No. 8 – runs/game (0.88)
- No. 9 – assists (83)
- No. 12 – assists/game (1.98)
- NSIC
- Sophomore catcher/infielder Morgan Honeycutt
- NSIC
- No. 7 – triples (3)
- NSIC
- Senior pitcher Justyce Porter
- NCAA
- No. 24 – ERA (1.61)
- No. 32 – shutouts (4)
- No. 49 – WHIP (1.09)
- NSIC
- No. 3 – shutouts (4)
- No. 4 – ERA (1.61)
- No. 5 – WHIP (1.09)
- No. 6 – hits allowed/7 inn. (5.39)
- No. 12 – complete games (9)
- No. 15 – innings pitched (100.0)
- NCAA
- Senior infielder Sydney Roe
- NSIC
- No. 6 – hit by pitch (6)
- NSIC
- Junior catcher/infielder Bethany Weiss
- NCAA
- No. 38 – doubles (14)
- NSIC
- No. 1 – doubles (14)
- No. 2 – doubles/game (0.33)
- No. 3 – RBIs (38)
- No. 4 – RBIs/game (0.90)
- NCAA
The Huskies tied two single-game program records in their 20-7 inning win over Augustana on April 5 in Wayne, Nebraska.
Sophomore catcher/infielder Morgan Honeycutt (Rosemount, Minn.) tied the program record for home runs in a game with two and junior infielder Brooke Holmes tied the school record for walks in a game with five. She tied Megan Lehnen who drew 5 walks vs. Concordia-St. Paul on April 26, 2014.
SCSU also had one record breaking performance and one record tying performance in their 7-2 extra inning win over Northern State on March 29 in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette (Forest Lake, Minn.) set a new program record for assists in a game with 11, surpassing the previous record of eight that was held jointly by Julie Engmark (vs. Southwest Minnesota State on April 14, 1982) and Olivia Graham (vs. Shippensburg [Pa.] on March 11, 2006).
SCSU hit a season high six doubles (all from different batters in the final 2.0 innings) which also tied the program record for the most doubles in a game. The Huskies also hit six doubles against Sioux Falls on April 6, 2013 (also six different batters) and Bemidji State on April 12, 2017.
PERFECTION
Senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Kent, Wash.) threw just the fifth perfect game in the history of St. Cloud State Softball against Bridgeport (Pa.) on Feb. 28. She was perfect over 7.0 innings, striking seven batters out. Porter's perfect game was program's first since 2023 and just the third of 7.0 innings by a pitcher with the others being a 5.0 inning outing and a combined 7.0 inning performance.
SCSU PERFECT GAMES
- Lacey Trossbach (5.0 IP) and Kaity Strever (2.0 IP) vs. Northern State 2-17-07
- Kelly Franks (7.0 IP) vs. UMary 4-1-15
- Megan Hedstrom (7.0 IP) vs. UMary 4-2-17
- Trinity Junker (5.0 IP) vs. UMary 2-11-23
- Justyce Porter (7.0 IP) vs. Bridgeport (Conn.) 2-28-26
St. Cloud State Softball was selected to finish fifth in the 2026 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the league office on Jan. 23. Additionally, senior pitcher Macey Clark (Winneconne, Wis.) and junior infielder Brooke Holmes (Savage, Minn.) were named the preseason players to watch by the NSIC.
Head Coach Mitch Roberts enters his fifth season at the helm of the Huskies Softball in 2026. He has record of 141-79 (.641) and led last year's team to a 41-15 overall record, including a 20-7 record in NSIC play, to finish fourth in the standings. The Huskies fell in the NSIC Tournament Quarterfinals to No. 5 seed Minnesota Duluth. It was the eighth time in program history and first time since 2019 that SCSU reached the 40-win mark.
Clark, the reigning and SCSU's first ever NSIC Newcomer of the Year, enters her second and final season with the Huskies after an impressive junior campaign. In her first season of NCAA play last year, she went 18-7 with one save over 29 appearances/28 starts (157.1 innings), logging 13 complete games. Clark posted a 2.49 ERA and a 1.15 WHIP with four total shutouts (two solo/two combined), while holding batters to a .239 batting average. She posted 132 strikeouts to just 39 walks and ranked among the Northern Sun's best in starts (3rd), shutouts (6th), innings pitched (6th), strikeouts (7th), walks/7 innings (7th, 1.74), WHIP (8th), K/BB ratio (8th, 3.38), complete games (8th) and hits allowed/7 innings (10th, 6.32). Clark was also a Second Team All-NSIC selection.
Holmes, a reigning National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Second Team All-American, looks to build off her breakout sophomore season in which she led SCSU in in batting average (.414), slugging percentage (.688), runs (52), home runs (12), RBI (51), total bases (128) and times hit by pitch (four). She also ranked second in on-base percentage (.471), hits (77) and third in doubles (13). She carries both hitting and on-base streaks of 12 games into the 2026 season.
The Savage, Minnesota native became the sixth Husky (first since 2008) and first second baseman to be named an NFCA All-American. Prior to being named an All-American, she earned the first all-region accolades of her career after being named to the All-Central Region Second Team by the NFCA and her first all-conference recognition after earning a Second Team All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) selection. Additionally, Holmes was twice named NSIC Player of the Week by the league office (Feb. 24 | April 28). They were her first two weekly conference honors of her career, and she was the only Husky to earn weekly honors throughout the season. After an incredible non-conference season, she was named to the 2025 NFCA Division II Player of the Year watchlist.
Holmes also excelled in the classroom, becoming just the sixth student-athlete in program history and one of two student-athletes from the NSIC in 2025 to earn Academic All-America® honors from the College Sports Communicators (CSC) after being named to its second team for softball. She was also named a CSC Academic All-District® honoree, an Easton/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar-Athlete, an NSIC All-Academic Team of Excellence member and an NSIC All-Academic recipient each for the first time in her career.
SCSU returns 15 players from last season's roster – including three seniors, one redshirt junior, five juniors, one redshirt sophomore, four sophomores and one redshirt freshman. The Huskies brought in seven newcomers including two junior transfers and four freshmen.
Key returners include senior pitcher Justyce Porter (Seattle, Wash.), who was a 2025 Second Team All-NSIC Selection and regular starters junior outfielder Bree Beck (Lakeville, Minn.), redshirt sophomore utility Kaylee Collins (Lakeville, Minn.), redshirt junior infielder Grace Frechette (Forest Lake, Minn.), senior infielder Sydney Roe (Davenport, Iowa) and junior catcher/infielder Bethany Weiss (Forest Lake, Minn.).
For the seventh consecutive season and eighth time overall, Augustana was chosen as the favorite in the NSIC Preseason Softball Coaches' Poll. The Vikings, the five-time defending regular season champions, amassed 221 points 12 of the 16 first place votes (coaches cannot rank their own team). Winona State was second with 202 points and four first place votes, followed by Minnesota State (197 points), Minnesota Duluth (183 points) and the Huskies (175 points).
The preseason coaches' poll is based off each coach ranking each team with the top team receiving 15 points, second 14, third 13, etc.
The 2026 NSIC Softball season gets underway with non-conference play on January 31, while the 28-game NSIC schedule is set to begin on Saturday, March 21.
The 2026 NSIC Softball Tournament will have a 10-team single elimination format over four days played at Bowden Field in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on May 6-9, 2026; hosted by Augustana University. The tournament will be streamed on the NSIC Network, with tournament passes or single game access available for purchase.
2026 NSIC Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll
Team (first place votes) Points
- Augustana (12) 221
- Winona State (4) 202
- Minnesota State 197
- Minnesota Duluth 183
- St. Cloud State 175
- Concordia-St. Paul 148
- Wayne State 138
- Minot State 133
- Southwest Minnesota State 111
- Sioux Falls 96
- MSU Moorhead 80
- Bemidji State 68
- Northern State 56
- Minnesota Crookston 43
- Jamestown 42
- UMary 27
NSIC RELEASE
ROBERTS' REMARKS
2026 team outlook...
"We are extremely excited for the upcoming season," said Roberts. "While we graduated some key pieces from last year's team, the foundation is strong and this group is ready to take the next step. We are excited for the challenges and opportunities ahead this spring."
On NSIC Player to Watch Brooke Holmes...
"Brooke is a strong leader on and off the field, and her success has never been accidental," said Roberts. "She puts in the work, holds herself to a high standard, and has earned every achievement along the way. She is exactly the type of high character player every program hopes to have."
On NSIC Pitcher to Watch Macey Clark...
"Macey brings a consistent work ethic and attitude to everything she does," said Roberts. "As a JUCO transfer, she has already left a strong mark at St. Cloud, and her legacy continues to grow. We are excited to see what Macey will do in her senior campaign."
WELCOME TO THE PACK
Over the offseason, SCSU welcomed seven newcomers including two junior transfers – infielder Kennedy Palmer (Ankeny, Iowa / Ankeny HS / Iowa Central CC) and pitcher/outfielder Kurstyn Patnode (Becker, Minn. / Becker HS / Minnesota State) and four freshmen – outfielder Rowan Jansen (St. Louis Park, Minn. / St. Louis Park HS), pitcher Alyssa Kunz (Lyons, Ill. / Morton West), outfielder Caitlyn Rosha (St. Anthony, Minn. / St. Anthony Village HS) and infielder Annabelle Ross (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. / Lincoln HS).
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Softball, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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