ALEXANDRIA, LA – The No. 9 Louisiana State University of Alexandria softball team reached 30 wins on the season with a doubleheader sweep of Huston-Tillotson University (4-14, 3-13 RRAC), 17-1 and 9-1.
 
"Today was again, not the norm," LSUA Head Coach Trent Partridge said. "You come out today, after having a late game yesterday, and you get ready for a ballgame and had to sit around for an hour. We challenged the girls to come out and put pressure on them from the beginning. We put the game early and that was a big challenge for us after the last few weeks of not putting someone away."
 
The 2025 Generals (30-2, 14-0 RRAC) are the fastest LSUA softball team to reach the 30-win mark in program history. They eclipsed the 2014 and 2015 marks of 33 games.
 
GAME ONE | LSUA 17, HTU 1 (FIVE INNINGS)
LSUA scored 17 runs in the first two innings, including 11 in the first inning in the win. The Generals recorded 13 hits.
 
Alyssa Soileau (11-0) tossed a complete game for the win. She allowed just one run on six hits and struck out two. She needed just 67 pitches to finish the game.
 
Kilee Moody recorded a team-high three hits. She also drove in three runs. Julia Kwakernaak recorded a pair of hits, including a two-run homerun onto the roof of the batting cages in the first inning. She drove in four total runs and scored three. Kwakernaak is now seventh in the NAIA with 10 homeruns.
 
Madi Baker collected a pair of hits and drove in three. Kamille Lightfoot drove in a pair with a double in the first.
 
GAME TWO | LSUA 9, HTU 1 (FIVE INNINGS)
Kirsten Martinez (1-0) earned her first win of the season in a complete game effort. She tossed five innings and allowed one run on five hits. Martinez struck out five and did not issue a free pass. She needed just 65 pitches to finish the game.
 
The Generals scored three runs in three separate innings. They hit five run-scoring extra bases hits, including an RBI triple from Kwakernaak in the second.
 
Kaetlyn Dunbar, Kwakernaak, Haley Primrose, Moody, and Summer Brumley tallied two hits each. Dunbar had a team-high three runs batted in, and scored three runs herself, while Kwakernaak and Moody drove in two each.
 
Dunbar finished the week with 10 batted in.
 
UP NEXT
LSUA hosts NCAA Division I Southern University on Tuesday, April1, at 3:00 p.m. at Generals Softball Field.