{"id":230310,"date":"2026-04-01T14:34:09","date_gmt":"2026-04-01T14:34:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/230310\/"},"modified":"2026-04-01T14:34:09","modified_gmt":"2026-04-01T14:34:09","slug":"no-11-georgia-on-the-road-at-no-15-texas-am-this-weekend","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/230310\/","title":{"rendered":"No. 11 Georgia on the Road at No. 15 Texas A&M this Weekend"},"content":{"rendered":"

COLLEGE STATION, Texas \u2013\u00a0The No. 11 Georgia Bulldogs are on the road this weekend to take on the No. 15 Texas A&M Aggies in conference play at the Davis Diamond. Georgia enters the weekend at 27-8 (6-3) and Texas A&M is 24-11 (6-3).
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\nNo. 11\/15 Georgia

\nat No. 15\/16 Texas A&M
\nLocation: College Station, Texas
\nVenue: Davis Diamond
\nDate: Apr. 2-4, 2026
\nFirst Pitch: Thursday – 7:00 p.m. ET, Friday \u2013 7:00 p.m. ET, Saturday \u2013 1:30 p.m. ET
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\nMedia Information

\nStreaming (Thurs. & Fri.): SEC Network+
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\nBroadcasting (Sat.): SEC Network
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\nLive Stats: StatBroadcast.com
\nX Updates: @UGASoftball
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\nLeading Off

\nGeorgia enters this weekend’s SEC road series at Texas A&M after sweeping Kentucky last weekend, including run-rule decisions on Friday and Saturday. The weekend result marked the first conference road sweep since defeating Ole Miss on the road in 2024, as well as the lowest run total allowed in a conference series since the 2023 South Carolina series (2 runs).
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\nSeries History
\nTexas A&M

\n– Georgia and Texas A&M have met on 28 prior occasions.
\n– The Bulldogs own a 19-9 all-time record against the Aggies.

\n– The last time these two schools met was during the 2025 season in an abbreviated two-match series. A&M took both games.
\n– The last time these two schools met in College Station was during the 2023 season, and Georgaia swept the series
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\nGeorgia in the Polls
\nGeorgia in the Polls: Week Seven
\n\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0– NFCA\/GoRout: 15
\n\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0– ESPN\/USA Softball:\u00a0
\n\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0– D1Softball: 12
\n\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0– Softball America: 10
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\nOpponent Outlook

\nTexas A&M enters the weekend at 24-11. Last weekend, the Aggies dropped a series at in-state Texas. The Longhorns took games one and two before the Aggies grabbed a 9-7 Sunday finale victory in Austin.
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\nSydney Lessentine has made a team-high 22 appearances and 15 starts in the circle this season with a 3.06 ERA and 9-3 record. She’s pitched 82.1 innings with 65 hits, 36 earned runs, 11 walks and 70 strikeouts while allowing just a .205 batting average to opponents. Sidne Peters and Kate Munnerlyn have made the next most appearances for the Aggies this season at 20 and 13 respectively with 13 starts between the pair. Peters owns a 2.68 ERA with a 9-4 record to go with 65 hits, 26 earned runs and 79 strikeouts while Munnerlyn boasts a 13-5 record with a 5.01 ERA to go with 26 hits, 21 earned runs and 26 strikeouts.
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\nIn the batter’s box, Mya Perez paces the Aggie offense, batting at a .473-clip – tied third-best in the conference – with 43 hits, 26 runs, 39 RBIs, eight doubles and 13 home runs. Texas A&M has six players batting .350 or better. Micaela Wark leads the team with 15 home runs this season – tied for sixth-most in the conference. As a team, Texas A&M is batting .358 with 262 runs, 324 hits, 246 RBIs and 52 home runs.\u00a0
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\nHead coach Trisha Ford is in her fourth season with the program. In the previous three seasons, she has led the Aggies to four straight winning seasons, including a 48-win tally last season, good for fifth most in program history and the most since a 57-win season in 2008.
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\nConference Stat Leaders (as of Tues, Mar. 31)
\nJaydyn Goodwin<\/a>
\nThe senior from Paris, Ky. is among the top ten in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nTriples: Tied Eighth – 2
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\nSarah Gordon<\/a>
\nThe senior from Louisville, Ky. is among the top ten in the conference in two statistical categories:
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\nBatting Average: Tied Third – .473
\nDoubles: Tied Fourth – 11
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\nBailey Lindemuth<\/a>:
\nThe sophomore from Burleson, Texas is in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nAssists: Sixth – 69
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\nGabi Novickas<\/a>:
\nThe freshman from Chicago, Ill. is in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nFielding Double Plays: 10th – 11
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\nMarisa Miller<\/a>
\nThe senior from Suwanee, Ga.is in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nCaught Stealing By: Tied Fifth – 4
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\nRandi Roelling<\/a>:
\nThe junior from Modesto, Calif. ranks in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nWins: Eighth – 11
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\nKeirstin Roose<\/a>:
\nThe graduate from Wolcottville, Ind. ranks in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nFielding Double Plays: 10th – 11
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\nDelani Sullivan<\/a>
\nThe junior from Georgetown, Ky. is among the top ten in the top ten in the conference in one statistical category:
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\nTriples: Tied Eighth – 2
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\nNCAA Stat Leaders (as of Tues, Mar. 31)
\nThe Bulldogs are the top defensive team in the NCAA with a nation-leading fielding percentage of .988. More, Georgia has made a conference-low 11 errors this season.\u00a0
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\nSarah Gordon<\/a> is 27th in the nation at this stage of the season in batting average (.473).\u00a0
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\nTyler Ellison<\/a> sits 39th in the nation with a .544 on-base percentage with Gordon following after in 44th at .541.
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\nTransfers in the Mix
\nSeveral members of Georgia’s 2025 transfer class are starring for the Bulldogs this season.
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\nIn the circle, RHP Addisen Fisher<\/a> sits at 8-1 with a team-best 1.94 ERA. She has one shut-out on the season, as well as one save. Through 47.0 innings pitched, she’s surrendered just 41 hits and 13 earned runs with 29 strikeouts.
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\nIn the order, Keirstin Roose<\/a> has impressed in the lead-off role for the Bulldogs. She has a team-best 11 home runs on the season while also driving in 28 runs. Delani Sullivan<\/a>, while being a threat at the plate, has been a consistent presence in centerfield recording 36 put-outs this season with a perfect fielding percentage. Bailey Lindemuth<\/a> has flashed her glove at the hot corner this season with just two erros through 35 games and a team-best 69 assists.\u00a0
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\nRoelling is Rolling
\nLHP Randi Roelling<\/a> is on pace for her best season as a Bulldog through 19 total appearances. She currently has allowed 34 earned runs – just above one per game. In 2025, through 19 appearances, she had 42 earned runs.
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\nMore, her 78 strikeouts this season surpasses her 64 strikeout mark last season through 19 appearances. Further, she has dropped her walks from 51 last season to just 24 this year.
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\nFreshman at First
\nGabi Novickas<\/a> has made 31 appearances this season including 21 starts at first base. In those appearances, she’s batted at a .377 clip – fifth best on the team – while recording 20 hits, 16 runs, 10 RBIs, five doubles and two home runs.\u00a0
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\nMore, she’s recorded a team-best 167 put-outs with a perfect fielding percentage.
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\nLindemuth Looking Up
\nAcross the last 10 games, sophomore Bailey Lindemuth<\/a> has batted at a .360-clip, good for fourth-best on the team. She’s added nine hits including two doubles, a triple and a home run with five RBIs in that span, as well as a team-high 27 assists.\u00a0
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\nSEC Player of the Week
\nOutfielder Natalie Ray<\/a> was selected as the SEC’s player of the week for games played between Tuesday, Mar. 24 and Monday, Mar. 30.
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\nOutfielder Natalie Ray<\/a> batted a team-best .714 this past week while also leading the team in RBIs (11), home runs (2), slugging percentage (1.714) and on-base percentage (.750). On Wednesday against Mercer, she was 2-3 at the plate and blasted a two-run home run to go with an RBI single in the Bulldogs’ 18-1 (5 inn.) win over the Bears. On Friday night against Kentucky, she launched a three-RBI double as a pinch hitter to put Georgia up 10-2 and in position for the six-inning run-rule victory. On Saturday, Ray recorded her 100th career hit in dramatic fashion with a grand slam to put Georgia up 4-0 over the Wildcats. She went 2-3 on the afternoon with five RBIs.
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\nOn the Horizon and in the Rearview
\nJunior Emily Digby<\/a> made her 150th career start in the Sunday rubber match against Mississippi State.\u00a0
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\nNatalie Ray<\/a> recorded her 100th career hit on Wednesday night against Mercer.
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\nBailey Lindemuth<\/a> made her 100th career start against Mercer.
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\nJaydyn Goodwin<\/a> made her 200th career appearance in last Friday’s series opening win over Kentucky.
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\nSarah Gordon<\/a> is one pace to set the single-season batting average record for the program currently batting. 473 through 93 at-bats, as well as ranking fourth in program history in slugging percentage at .871. More, she is 13 hits away from 200 career hits.
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\nTyler Ellison<\/a> is 13 hits away from hitting 100 career hits.
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\nAddisen Fisher<\/a> is six appearances away from hitting 50 career hits.
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\nDestin Howard<\/a> is three appearances away from 50 career appearances.
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\nMarisa Miller<\/a> is one starts away from 100 career starts and eight appearances away from 150 career appearances. In the Sunday rubber match against Mississippi State, the senior recorded her 50th career RBI.
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\nRandi Roelling<\/a> is 15 appearances away from her 100th career appearance. More, in game one of the series at Arkansas, she made her 50th career start.
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\nKeirstin Roose<\/a> made her 200 career start in the rubber match against Arkansas. She is 15 hits away from 200 career hits 10 runs away from 150 career runs.
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\nDelani Sullivan<\/a> recorded her 50th career run scored in game two of the series at Arkansas. She is two hits away from hitting 50 in her career.
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\nHalf-Century Mark
\nWith Sunday’s win over Mississippi State, head coach Tony Baldwin<\/a> has reached the half-century mark in conference victories.\u00a0
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\nBaldwin is currently 190-83 all-time as the Bulldogs’ head coach could hit the 200 win threshold this season, as well as the half-century mark in top-25 wins.
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\nMississippi State Series
\nGeorgia hosted Mississippi State last weekend in its SEC home opening series, earning wins in games one and three to take the series.
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\nOn Friday, Baldwin’s side capitalized on a six-run fifth inning despite being out-hit 12-3 in the game. LHP Ada Little<\/a> earned the win in the circle for Georgia – her third of the season. Jaydyn Goodwin<\/a> and Sarah Gordon<\/a> each tallied two RBIs in the game to power the Bulldogs to the series opening, 6-3 win.
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\nMississippi State responded on Saturday with a 3-2 win with State’s starting pitcher Alyssa Faircloth going the distance in a 7.0 inning, 11 strikeout performance. Goodwin opened the scoring on Saturday with a solo shot to right field before the visitors responded with three successive runs to tie the series. Saturday was also Alumni Day at The Jack with over 60 Georgia softball alumni returning to Athens to honor Coach Lu Harris-Champer on her Hall of Fame induction.
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\nIn the Sunday rubber match, Georgia jumped out to an early 3-0 lead after the first inning after loading the bases with no outs. Baldwin’s team added a four-spot in the bottom of the third inning thanks to three RBI-singles and a RBI-sac fly from Digby. The visitors plated two in the fifth and one in the seventh to narrow the gap, but ultimately, LHP Randi Roelling’s<\/a> 7.0 inning, six strikeout performance propelled Georgia to the series win with a 7-4 Sunday decision.
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\nSEC Opening Weekend Series
\nGeorgia kicked off conference play on the road at No. 9 Arkansas last weekend going 1-2 across the weekend.
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\nThe Bulldogs took Friday’s series opener, 7-2. Senior Jaydyn Goodwin<\/a> kicked off the scoring in the top of the first inning with a solo home run. Georgia stacked on five more runs in the third inning behind four successive RBI-hits and a fielder’s choice. Arkansas scored in the bottom of the third on a two-run shot before Tyler Ellison<\/a> wrapped up the afternoon with a solo homer to left field.
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\nThe Razorbacks jumped out to an early lead with a first inning grand slam on Saturday, but the Bulldogs rallied to tie the game in the second off a two-RBI double from Bailey Lindemuth<\/a> and a two-run shot from Keirstin Roose<\/a> – her 10th home run of the campaign. Arkansas plated two more runs in the third inning before Lindemuth launched her first home run of the season to make it a one-run game. The Razorbacks added one more run in the fifth inning. Entering the top of the seventh down two, Roose scored off an infield single from Sarah Gordon<\/a>. Ultimately, Georgia was unable to tie the game or take the lead with runners aboard, and Arkansas took game two, 7-6.
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\nOn Sunday, the Bulldog offense was never able to get rolling. Arkansas jumped out to an early 5-0 lead after the second inning before adding one insurance run via a solo home run in the sixth inning. The Razorbacks took the series with a 6-0 victory on Sunday.
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\nBulldog Classic Recap
\nGeorgia was a perfect 4-0 across the weekend in the 17th Annual Bulldog Classic with two wins each over South Alabama and UNC-Wilmington. In Friday night’s game against the Jaguars, LHP Randi Roelling<\/a> made her ninth start of the season. After walking the first batter, Roelling shut down the South Alabama offense there after en route to a seven strikeout, complete game no-hitter – the first of her career. In the win, Sarah Gordon<\/a>, Emma Castorri<\/a> and Tyler Ellison<\/a> all homered. Ellison’s home run in the bottom of the fifth inning was a walk-off, run-rule score to seal the win, 8-0 (5 inn.).
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\nOn Saturday, freshman LHP Presley Harrison<\/a> made her return to the circle – her first appearance since the opening game of the Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational. Harrison went 4.0 innings with one hit and three strikeouts to move to 2-0 on the season. Two early home runs by Gordon and Emily Digby<\/a> saw Georgia race out to a 3-0 lead and hold on for the 9-0 (5 inn.) victory. Later that afternoon, Baldwin’s side and UNC-Wilmington met for the first time during the weekend. Senior RHP Destin Howard<\/a> made the start and earned her first win of the season in a 4.0 inning, one hit, one earned run and three strikeout performance. Senior C Marisa Miller<\/a> blasted the Bulldogs’ third grand slam of the season and the first of her career in the bottom of the first inning. Georgia piled on five runs in the bottom of the first frame, and Gordon also homered in the 9-1 (5 inn.) win.
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\nThe Bulldogs closed out Bulldog Classic action on Sunday afternoon with another contest against the Seahawks. RHP Maddie Johnson<\/a> also returned to action making her second start of the season and going 2.0 innings with just one hit and one earned run. Roelling returned to the circle to close the final 3.0 innings with three hits and five strikeouts to earn her team-best seventh win of the season. Graduate INF Keirstin Roose<\/a> had two home runs in the game, and Gordon launched her fourth home run of the weekend – one in each game – to seal a 9-1 (5 inn.) win.
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\nGeorgia Classic Recap
\nThe Bulldogs opened the 23rd Annual Georgia Classic against Seton Hall last Friday night with a 9-1 (5 inn.) victory. The Bulldogs took a swift 3-0 lead after two innings off an Emily Digby<\/a> RBI-single and Bailey Lindemuth<\/a> two RBI-triple. The Pirates added one in the third before Georgia cruised to the run-rule win in five. Later Friday evening, Georgia defeated Utah State, 4-1, paced by freshman LHP Ada Little’s<\/a> first career win and three-run second inning.
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\nOn Saturday, the Bulldogs opened the rain-delayed afternoon with an afternoon loss to No. 20 Virginia Tech, 9-3 before turning around and beating Utah State, 11-2 (5 inn.) on Saturday evening.\u00a0
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\nGeorgia closed the weekend dropping the Georgia Classic finale to the Hokies, 9-3.\u00a0
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\nMarch Position Rankings
\nFour Bulldogs were recognized in Softball America’s March Position Rankings.
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\nSarah Gordon<\/a> was tabbed as the No. 1 overall UTL, Emily Digby<\/a> as the No. 3 SS, Keirstin Roose<\/a> as the No. 4 2B and Tyler Ellison<\/a> as the No. 13 UTL.
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\nNational Recognition
\nA trio of Bulldogs have earned preseason recognition from both Softball America and D1Softball. In the Softball America preseason Top 100 Player Rankings, Sarah Gordon<\/a> checked in at No. 78 and transfer pitcher Addisen Fisher<\/a> spotted in at No. 93. More, Jaydyn Goodwin<\/a>, Gordon and Fisher were tabbed as the No. 12 outfielder, the No. 8 UTL player and the No. 23 pitcher, respectively, by the outlet.\u00a0
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\nD1Softball had three Georgia players in it’s D100 preseason Player Rankings with Goodwin at No. 52, Gordon at No. 67 and Fisher at No. 74. Positionally, by D1Softball, Goodwin was pinned as the No. 20 outfielder, Gordon as the No. 14 outfielder and Fisher as the No. 25 pitcher.\u00a0
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\nEyes on the Freshman
\nFour Bulldog freshmen earned spots on Softball America and D1Softball’s preseason Freshman Watch Lists. Pitchers Presley Harrison<\/a> and Ada Little<\/a> along with infielder Brooke Smith<\/a> were all selected to the Softball America Freshman Watch List. More, Harrison and Little joined infielder Gabi Novickas<\/a> on D1Softball’s SEC Freshman Watch List.
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\nNew Faces, New Places
\n12 new players will don the red and black this season with six transfer athletes and six freshmen.
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\nOut of the portal, Baldwin and his staff welcome sophomore pitchers Addisen Fisher<\/a> and Maddie Johnson<\/a>. Fisher, a UCLA transfer, was tabbed to the Big-10 All-Freshman Team last season, as well as the D1Softball Freshman All-American First Team. Johnson, an Athens native, arrives from Georgia Southern after being named to the All-Sun Belt Conference First Team and to the D1Softball Freshman All-American Second Team. Outfielders Natalie Ray<\/a> and Delani Sullivan<\/a> join infielders Bailey Lindemuth<\/a> and Keirsten Roose to round out the portal class. Ray is a North Georgia transfer who started her career at Ole Miss while Sullivan arrives from SEC opponent Kentucky. Lindemuth comes to Athens after reaching the Womens’ College World Series with Texas Tech last season, and graduate transfer Roose joins the Bulldogs after four strong seasons with Coastal Carolina.
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\nTwo of Georgia’s six freshman signees will join the pitching staff in lefty Ada Little<\/a> from Georgetown, Ky and the right-handed Presley Harrison<\/a> from Baxley, Ga. Infielders Gabi Novickas<\/a>, Brooke Smith<\/a> and Katelin Smith<\/a> hail from Chicago, Ill., Brandon, Miss. and Glennville, Ga. Outfielder Natalie Donaldson<\/a>, a native of DeWitt, Mich. rounds out the six-person freshman class and the 12 newcomers.
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\nClearwater Recap
\nAfter suffering a loss in the opener in Clearwater to No. 23 Oklahoma State, the Bulldogs rallied for five successive wins including two ranked wins to close out play in Florida.
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\nOn Thursday, down 6-0 going into the sixth inning, the Bulldogs scored three in the bottom of the frame before adding another two runs in the bottom of the seventh against Oklahoma State. Later that afternoon after falling to Oklahoma State, 6-5, Georgia rebounded with a 6-5 win over No. 8 Nebraska.
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\nOn Saturday, the Bulldog bats came alive in successive five inning, rule-rule victories over NC State and UCF. Georgia took down the Wolfpack, 16-2 (5 inn.), and UCF, 13-5 (5 inn.).
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\nTo end play in Clearwater, Georgia won both games against Northwestern and No. 22 Duke. With the score level after three innings against Northwestern, the Bulldogs punched a seven-spot in the top of the fourth inning en route to an 8-3 win. Later, against Duke, Georgia hit three straight home runs in the top of the first inning – the first time since Feb. 9, 2024 against Murray State – to run out 9-1 (5 inn.) victors.
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\nOver the course of the weekend, Georgia tallied 57 runs in six games. More pointedly, in the fourth inning alone across all six games, the Bulldogs tallied 26 runs.\u00a0
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\nWhat’s Up Next?
\nBaldwin’s side will trek to College Station. Texas for a series against the Aggies. A complete list of this weekend’s conference slate is compiled below:
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\nGeorgia at Texas A&M, Thurs. Apr. 2 – Sat. Apr. 4
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\nSouth Carolina at Tennessee, Thurs. Apr. 2 – Sat. Apr. 4
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\nLSU at Missouri, Thurs. Apr. 2 – Sat. Apr. 4
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\nTexas at Alabama, Thurs. Apr. 2 – Sat. Apr. 4
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\nKentucky at Oklahoma, Thurs. Apr. 2 – Sat. Apr. 4
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\nMississippi State at Florida, Fri. Apr. 3 – Sun, Apr. 5
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\nAuburn at Arkansas, Sat. Apr. 4 – Mon. Apr. 6
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\nGordon Tabbed National Player of the Week
\nSenior Sarah Gordon<\/a> was tabbed the National Player of the Week by D1Softball, Softball America and Softball on SI following play in Clearwater, Florida. During the week, Gordon went 12-18 with nine runs, 10 RBIs, six doubles, one triple, three home runs and two walks while only striking out once. She also slugged 1.444 while boasting a 0.700 OBP with a perfect fielding percentage and a team-high 17 put-outs.
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\nClearwater Team of the Tournament
\nSarah Gordon<\/a> and Kierstin Roose were named to the 2026 Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational Team of the Tournament following their performances in Florida.
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\nGeorgia was one of four schools with two or more players named to the team.\u00a0
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\n2025 Season Recap
\n– Georgia finished the 2025 season at 35-23 after reaching the Gainesville Super Regional, falling one win short of a sixth trip back to Oklahoma City.
\n– The Bulldogs tallied a 7-16 mark in conference play, finishing 12th overall in the Southeastern Conference.
\n– In the SEC Tournament, hosted in Athens, Georgia reached the second round of play before falling to No. 5-seed Arkansas.
\n– Senior Dallis Goodnight<\/a> was named Second Team All-SEC after hitting at a .345 clip for 45 runs off 61 hits with four doubles, four triples, two home runs and 11 RBIs.
\n– Four Bulldogs earned NFCA All-South Region honors. Goodnight and Jaydyn Goodwin<\/a> landed on the Second Team, and Sarah Gordon<\/a> and Marisa Miller<\/a> were named to the Third Team.
\n– Rising senior Destin Howard<\/a> was named to the 2025 SEC Softball Community Service Team for her actions within and commitment to her home and Athens communities.
\n– 53,867 fans packed into The Jack over the course of the 2025 season – a new season record. More, during the series against No. 3 LSU, a program-best 7,098 fans were in attendance.
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