Game One:

In the second to last softball match in Melbourne Florida, the Mount Marty University Lancers faced off against the Lawrence Tech University Blue Devils, ultimately falling to the Blue Devils 6-3

Makayla Graunke, taking the mound for the Lancers, delivered a commendable performance, pitching a solid 6 innings. Despite the ultimate loss, Graunke demonstrated composure under pressure, facing tough competition from the Lawrence Tech lineup. Despite committing 2 errors, the Lancers were able to limit Lawrence Tech's scoring opportunities. 

Mount Marty grabbed an early lead with 2 runs in the third inning, showcasing their offensive dominance. Olivia Valdez had 1 run and 2 hits for the Lancers, including an impressive home run. Autumn Porter also contributed to the team's offensive effort, with 1 run and 2 hits. Abby Johnson was a key player on offense for Mount Marty, contributing 1 hit and 1 RBI, including an impressive triple. These standout performances highlight the offensive dominance that Mount Marty continues to show throughout their games. 
 

Game Two: 

In the final game of the Florida Series, Mount Marty University Lancers (7-11)  faced a tough challenge against the formidable Saint Thomas University Bobcats (14-1). While the Lancers fought valiantly, the Bobcats secured a 5-0 victory.

Mount Marty found themselves unable to break through the Saint Thomas defense, as they were held to five hits and failed to register a run on the scoreboard. The Bobcats' pitcher, M. Vizcaino, delivered an impressive performance, limiting the Lancers to scattered hits and shutting them out for the entire game. The Bobcats exhibited a balanced offensive effort, amassing nine hits and capitalizing on scoring opportunities.

Despite the challenging outcome, several Mount Marty players showcased individual efforts. Abby Johnson and Autumn Porter both contributed hits, demonstrating their ability to connect with the ball. Kayleen Jacinto displayed patience at the plate, drawing a crucial walk. Mount Marty's McKenzie Gray took the mound and faced a tough Saint Thomas lineup. Despite a commendable effort, Gray pitched a complete game, allowing five runs on nine hits. Gray demonstrated resilience, recording two strikeouts and providing stability for the Lancers throughout the game.

Mount Marty University goes 4-4 overall in their Spring Break trip to Florida. The Lancers will be back in action in Madison South Dakota versus Dakota State University (3-10) in a double header on Sunday, March 10th at 12:00 PM & 3:00 PM.