The train keeps on chugging along for FAU softball, as the Owls hosted Wichita State to open AAC play this past weekend and swept the Shockers in 3 games.
Non-conference play has come to a close for FAU softball and they are set to begin a 3 game series with Wichita State Friday evening at home.
FAU softball’s undefeated streak came to an end during the Joan Joyce classic this past weekend, however the Owls picked up multiple key wins as well and are off to their best since 2016.
After a dominating weekend which saw FAU softball finish the Paradise Classic 6-0 with wins over Clemson, Ole Miss and Kansas, Softball America has ranked them 19th in their first regular season rankings.
FAU softball started their season off with 2 major wins in the Paradise Classic on Thursday afternoon, defeating a pair of high major opponents behind a walk off hit and dominating pitching performance.
Softball season is upon us and reigning AAC regular champion FAU is looking to continue their success in year 3 under their fearless leader Jordan Clark.
After an 8-1 record to finish off the season, the FAU Owls were soaring with momentum heading into the semi-finals round of the AAC tournament against Wichita State, but unfortunately for the Owls they got shocked by a shockers squad who is playing with a whole different level of momentum.
Following a 41 win season capped off with a Regular Season AAC championship, the Owls are one of the top teams in all of college softball. The energy brought by Head Coach Jordan Clark and her staff is infectious, as her team has clearly bought into the culture of winning.
The Buzz was palpable Sunday afternoon at Joan Joyce field, as the Owls took the field with a chance to clinch their first AAC regular season title and first regular season title overall since 2018. Doing what they do best, backed behind a mindset of never giving up, the Owls put up 4 runs in the 6th inning after lulling the Tulsa bats to sleep all day