Game 1 - The Lawrence Tech Blue Devils women's softball team clinched an impressive 6-3 victory over the Concordia (MI) Cardinals in a WHAC Conference game held in Beverly Hills, MI on April 6, 2025. With this win, the Blue Devils improved their season record to 11-15.

From the outset of the game, the Blue Devils demonstrated aggressive play, scoring two early runs in the first inning. The team continued to add runs in the subsequent innings, wrapping up their tally at six. Key players in this contest included Lily Morrissette and Gloriana Su'a, who made significant contributions to the team's scoring, alongside Morgan James, whose crucial RBIs helped solidify the lead.

Defensive prowess was also on display, with standout assists from Kasey Snyder and Jackie LeBlanc, critical in holding the Cardinals to just three runs. Starting pitcher Sarah Basket delivered a commendable performance, pitching the entire 7.0 innings with eight hits, three runs (two of them earned), and four strikeouts.

This robust performance against Concordia (MI) showcases the Blue Devils' determination and skill as they continue to navigate the competitive landscape of the WHAC Conference.

Game 2 - In a closely contested WHAC Conference game on April 6, 2025, the Lawrence Tech Blue Devils softball team fell short against the Concordia (MI) Cardinals with a final score of 11-8 in Beverly Hills, MI. Despite a tough loss, the Blue Devils showcased resilience and determination throughout the game.

The Cardinals established an early lead after a questionable grand slam call, which Lawrence Tech struggled to overcome, although the team mounted a significant comeback. Highlights for Lawrence Tech included Zoey Markey, who delivered a standout performance with a home run and two RBIs. Other notable contributors were Sarah Basket, who not only scored a run but also drove in an RBI with a pivotal single, and Brenna Crittende along with Ashlyn Bloomfield, each adding crucial hits to the team's rally.

The game was particularly challenging from the pitching side, with Sydney Mayer as the starting pitcher facing a strong offensive display from Concordia. In a key moment of the game, the Blue Devils closed the gap with a three-run spree in the fourth inning and added another two runs in the sixth, demonstrating their fighting spirit under pressure.

Despite their efforts, the Blue Devils were unable to clinch the victory and their season record now stands at 11-16. The team looks ahead to their next challenge against Cornerstone University on April 9, where they aim to leverage the fighting spirit and teamwork shown in this game to secure a win.