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The Shockers take on Tulsa in a single game on Wednesday with a 3pm start time. This game completes their home-and-home series for the year with the Shocks winning 11-3 four weeks ago.
The Golden Hurricane have an overall record of 28-14 with a record of 5-7 in the American Athletic Conference. That record is good for a tie for third among the seven teams as 22/T18 South Florida and Central Florida are the only teams above .500. Six of the conference losses of Tulsa are to those two teams. Tulsa has an RPI ranking of 36 with the Shockers at 54. The AAC has four teams with an RPI less than 100 with the worst RPI belonging to Memphis at 155. The Valley has four teams with an RPI greater than 190.
(Using conference stats only since they are the more recent games,) Tulsa is led on offense by Shelby Estocado (OPS of 1.038 and three homers). Maddie Withee is next with an OPS of .925 and two homers. Caitlin Sill (ERA of 2.42 and WHIP of 1.85) has seven conference starts, while Emily Watson (3.07 and 1.31) has the other five.
In Valley play, the Shocks still have five players with an OPS greater than 1.00: Cacy (1.241 and seven homers), PaigeL (1.238 and six homers), Macklin (1.228 and five homers), Brittany (1.183) and Liz (1.105). Ashley and Laurie Anne both have an OPS greater than .900. Liz' BA of .434 leads the Valley.
Jenni's pitching numbers are an ERA of 3.12 and a WHIP of 1.47. Katie's are 4.97 and 1.72. It would not surprise me to see a pre-determined split of the innings between these two.
The Golden Hurricane have an overall record of 28-14 with a record of 5-7 in the American Athletic Conference. That record is good for a tie for third among the seven teams as 22/T18 South Florida and Central Florida are the only teams above .500. Six of the conference losses of Tulsa are to those two teams. Tulsa has an RPI ranking of 36 with the Shockers at 54. The AAC has four teams with an RPI less than 100 with the worst RPI belonging to Memphis at 155. The Valley has four teams with an RPI greater than 190.
(Using conference stats only since they are the more recent games,) Tulsa is led on offense by Shelby Estocado (OPS of 1.038 and three homers). Maddie Withee is next with an OPS of .925 and two homers. Caitlin Sill (ERA of 2.42 and WHIP of 1.85) has seven conference starts, while Emily Watson (3.07 and 1.31) has the other five.
In Valley play, the Shocks still have five players with an OPS greater than 1.00: Cacy (1.241 and seven homers), PaigeL (1.238 and six homers), Macklin (1.228 and five homers), Brittany (1.183) and Liz (1.105). Ashley and Laurie Anne both have an OPS greater than .900. Liz' BA of .434 leads the Valley.
Jenni's pitching numbers are an ERA of 3.12 and a WHIP of 1.47. Katie's are 4.97 and 1.72. It would not surprise me to see a pre-determined split of the innings between these two.
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