Concord Hosts Glenville State in Pivotal MEC South Doubleheader

ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University softball team caps off a 10-game homestand by welcoming Mountain East Conference South Division leader Glenville State to the CU Softball Field for a doubleheader Wednesday starting at 2:00 p.m.
 
LIVE COVERAGE
The Concord University Sports Information Department will provide live video and statistics for Wednesday's matchup.
 
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LIVE STATS
 
SERIES HISTORY
Series tied 27-27
 
LAST FIVE MEETINGS AGAINST GLENVILLE STATE
March 26, 2025: Concord 1 – Glenville State 1 (7-3, 0-8) (Glenville, W.Va.)
May 2, 2024: Glenville State 1 – Concord 0 (Troutville, Va.)
April 17, 2024: Glenville State 1 – Concord 1 (0-8, 4-3) (Glenville, W.Va.)
March 20, 2024: Glenville State 1 – Concord 1 (1-4, 4-2) (Athens, W.Va.)
April 12, 2023: Concord 1 – Glenville State 0 (1-0, 3-8) (Athens, W.Va.)
 
CONCORD AT A GLANCE
2025 Record: 15-20
MEC Record: 10-8
Home Record: 6-5
Away Record: 6-12
Neutral Record: 3-3
 
A SWING AND A DRIVE
Junior infielder Lacie Lewis was named MEC Player of the Week for the second time this season after smashing three home runs in a four-game stretch against West Liberty and Wheeling. Lewis hit .400 on the weekend and crushed a two-run walkoff homer in game one over the Hilltoppers. She answered back with a leadoff homer in game two and added a third long ball in game two against Wheeling Saturday. The ball wasn't just flying out for just Lewis, as junior outfielder Alina Giles logged her first two career home runs on over the weekend and senior first baseman/outfielder Kassidy Garvey, senior infielder Courtney Raines, and sophomore infielder Kendall Morgan each hit one dinger as well. In conference play, the Mountain Lions have hit more home runs (17) than any other MEC team.
 
RELIEVER REGHAN
While junior pitcher/infielder Madison Hollis only allowed four earned runs across 12.2 innings against Wheeling and West Liberty, it was freshman pitcher/outfielder Reghan Hintz who shined for CU in the circle. Hintz appeared out of the bullpen in all four games Friday and Saturday, pitching 6.1 innings of relief. The Melfa, Va. native only surrendered one earned run in those appearances and struck out eight hitters while claiming the first two wins of her career. Her first appearance of the weekend came in game one against WLU where she pitched 2.1 innings and struck out four in the nine-inning thriller to notch the win. Then, she struck out two in one inning of relief in game one over Wheeling with two punch outs and got the win in game two after tossing 2.2 innings and shutting down the Cardinals.
 
WE MEET AGAIN
Concord and Glenville State have already met on the diamond this season back on March 26 at the Sue Morris Sports Complex. The Mountain Lions took game one 7-3 after Lewis, Morgan, and junior catcher/utility Gianna Sloan-Lebron each had multiple hits and Sloan-Lebron and junior catcher/utility Morgan Gleason drove in a pair of runs each. Hollis tossed all seven innings to earn the victory only giving up one earned run. In game two, GSU pitcher Kylie Burdick blanked the CU offense by throwing a five-inning shutout with five strikeouts. The Pioneers also had three extra-base hits to Concord's two hits in the contest.  
 
GLENVILLE STATE AT A GLANCE
2025 Record: 21-12
MEC Record: 11-5
Home Record: 8-4
Away Record: 6-3
Neutral Record: 7-5
 
SCOUTING THE PIONEERS
The Pioneers enter Wednesday with a league's top batting average (.321) with sophomore shortstop Zailees Seda (.417) and senior infielder Makenna Negley (.408) batting over .400. In the circle, sophomore pitcher Meghan Stump sports a league-best 2.08 ERA and Burdick ranks third in the MEC in wins this spring (nine).