EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. - The East Stroudsburg University softball team closed out the regular season in dominant fashion, posting a perfect 6-0 record last week with sweeps over West Chester, Bloomsburg and Mansfield. With the strong finish, the Warriors secured their third consecutive PSAC East regular season title and now shift their focus to the PSAC Championship Tournament.

Powered by a combination of strong pitching and potent offense, the Warriors finished the regular season with an overall record of 42-9-1 (26-5-1 PSAC East). They await the winner of the IUP vs. Shippensburg matchup for their first postseason game, scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 30.

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How to Follow: 

• The game will be broadcasted on the PSAC Sports Digital Network
• Live stats will be available on https://esuwarriors.com/
• Follow @esuwarriors on Twitter for live updates

Game Notes

About the Warriors: The Warriors have set seven new school records this season, spanning both career and single-season achievements. Sophomore pitcher Sarah Davenport leads the charge, holding records for career strikeouts (643), single-season shutouts (9) and single-season wins (27). Abigail Weirich has also made her mark, setting records for career stolen bases (119), career RBIs (152) and total bases in a single season (114).

East Stroudsburg ranks fourth in the conference with a team batting average of .318, led by Weirich hitting .411 and closely followed by Tatum Kresley at .405.

The Coach: The Warriors are led by head coach Jaime Wohlbach, in her 10th season, alongside assistant coaches Sami Britton, Bo Vicendese, Erica Molinaro and graduate assistant Lexi Wright. This coaching staff has guided ESU to its third consecutive 40-win season.

A Look Ahead: The winner of this game advances to play at 10 a.m. on May 1 against the winner of No. 2 Gannon and No. 3 Shepherd. The losing team will play at 12:30 p.m. on May 1.

Up Next: The Warriors, who ranked first in the NCAA Atlantic Region rankings released last week, look to solidify their NCAA Tournament resume during the conference championships. ESU aims to hold the top seed in the Atlantic Region for the third consecutive season. The Warriors will officially learn their postseason fate—and whether they will host the NCAA Atlantic Regional at Creekview Park—during the NCAA Selection Show on Monday, May 5, at 10 a.m. on NCAA.com.