Softball looks to bounce back against Pacific

April 23, 2013, 10:09 p.m.

After losing two out of three against No. 14 Washington this past weekend, No. 15 Stanford softball (29-15, 6-9 Pac-12) hopes to turn things around at Pacific (27-22, 12-6 Big West) tonight.

Senior Jenna Rich (above) hit two home runs against No. 14 Washington this past weekend. (SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily)

The Cardinal and the Tigers met before in early March at the Louisville Slugger Classic, in which Stanford picked up a 2-0 victory behind the strong pitching performance of senior Teagan Gerhart.

As for the Cardinal’s offense, senior Jenna Rich looks to keep her bat hot after hitting two home runs against Washington. Stanford’s lineup has been struggling as a collective unit, however. The team has scored more than three runs in only two of its last seven games.

The Tigers are paced by a pair of seniors, as Megan Hom and Nikki Armagost lead the team with respective batting averages of .357 and .333.

First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.

George Chen is a senior staff writer at The Stanford Daily who writes football, football and more football. Previously he worked at The Daily as the President and Editor in Chief, Executive Editor, Managing Editor of Sports, the football beat reporter and a sports desk editor. George also co-authored The Daily's recent book documenting the rise of Stanford football, "Rags to Roses." He is a senior from Painted Post, NY majoring in Biology. To contact him, please email at [email protected].

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