WINFIELD, Kan. — Southwestern College softball returns to the Broadway Sports Complex on Tuesday, April 22, for a Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) doubleheader against Ottawa University. The Moundbuilders (9-27, 1-19 KCAC) are seeking to halt a six-game losing streak and secure their first home conference victory of the season.?

The doubleheader is scheduled to begin at 2:00 p.m., with the second game following at approximately 4:00 p.m. ?

Southwestern's offense is led by junior catcher Tiara Henry, who boasts a .315 batting average, eight extra-base hits, and 16 RBIs. Junior outfielder Reagan Wright contributes with a .309 average, 29 hits, and a team-leading eight stolen bases. Freshman infielder Emily Garza adds depth with a .305 average over 23 games.?

On the mound, sophomore Faith Campbell has pitched over 78 innings, recording two wins and seven complete games. However, the team's pitching staff holds an 8.56 ERA, highlighting the need for improved performance in the circle.?

Defensively, the Moundbuilders have committed 62 errors, resulting in a .928 fielding percentage. Clean execution will be crucial against Ottawa's potent lineup.?

Ottawa University (19-17, 9-5 KCAC) enters the matchup with a strong conference record. The Braves are led offensively by senior Macy Roever, who maintains a .465 batting average and has stolen 55 bases. Four Ottawa hitters are batting above .300, contributing to the team's .319 average, 123 stolen bases, and 13 home runs this season.?

In the circle, Ottawa relies on pitchers Lanie Becker and Cesara Roque, who have combined for 21 wins. Becker has a 3.90 ERA over 122.1 innings, while Roque has struck out 31 batters in 103.2 innings. The Braves' pitching staff holds a 4.79 ERA, nearly four runs lower than their opponents.?

Southwestern aims to capitalize on home-field advantage and deliver a strong performance to snap their current losing streak.