OMAHA, Neb. - The Mavericks will play their next 10 games on the road starting this weekend with a conference series at North Dakota. The teams will open the weekend with a doubleheader at noon on Saturday and close the action with a single game Sunday morning at 11 am. Omaha is tied third in the standings while North Dakota sits tied seventh.
Quick Hits
- The Mavericks improved to 14-11 overall and 3-3 in Summit League play after winning the series last weekend vs. North Dakota State.
- Omaha earned two shutout wins with Pitcher of the Week Kamryn Meyer in the circle. The Mavericks took a 4-0 win in game one and closed the weekend with a 1-0 win.
- Meyer retired 24 batters over the two starts.
- Omaha recorded three hits in each of the wins. Sophie Cerveny led the Mavericks on the weekend hitting .500 with four hits.
- Meyer continues to dominate the league and finds herself ranked among the top pitchers in the country.
- Her two shutouts over the weekend brought her season total to eight, which leads the league and ranks third in the country. Meyer also ranks in the top-25 in ERA (1.27/24th), hits per seven innings (3.33/8th), strikeouts (139/25th), and strikeouts per seven innings (11/14th).
- Rachel Weber leads Omaha and the Summit League with nine doubles this season. Her nine doubles sits 20th in the nation.
- Jamie White's on base percentage (.566) sits first in the league and 15th in the NCAA.
Scouting North Dakota
The Fighting Hawks are 12-26 overall and 2-4 in league play heading into the weekend. They took a game in each series with Kansas City and Western Illinois. As a team, UND is hitting .223 on the season and the pitching staff sits fifth in the league with a 3.97 ERA.
Fighting Hawks to Watch
- Madi Moore leads the Fighting Hawks at the plate hitting .301 over 113 at-bats. She's totaled 34 hits including a double and triple. Moore has four RBI and seven runs scored through the first 38 games.
- Jannay Jones has made a team-leading 15 starts in the circle. She has a 2.29 ERA over 16 appearances, 11 complete games, and 94.2 innings pitched. Jones has retired a team-high 56 batters and is 5-9 on the season.
Series History
Omaha leads the all-time series 57-8. The teams split the regular season series last year with the Mavericks winning the Saturday doubleheader and the Fighting Hawks taking Sunday's. Meyer then pitched a no-hitter in the first game of the Summit League tournament against UND. The Mavericks scored five runs on eight hits, while Meyer struck out eight in the circle.