For the 2019 spring semester, 287 University of Georgia student-athletes were named to the J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, an award earned with a grade point average (GPA) of 3.00 or higher.
Georgia finished the season with a 42-19 overall record.
For the second day in a row, Georgia’s game was decided by a home run in the eighth inning, but this time the Bulldogs were on the losing end.
A walk-off home run in the bottom of the eighth inning from Ciara Bryan helped the No. 14-ranked Georgia Bulldogs (41-17) defeat the No. 25-ranked Drake Bulldogs (42-15).
The No. 13 ranked Georgia Bulldogs lost a low scoring game in extra innings to the No. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
Early runs and stout defense ensured an 8-0 run-rule victory for the No. 14-ranked Georgia Bulldogs over the No. 15-ranked Ole Miss Rebels.
After suspending the game in the first inning due to weather on Saturday, the Georgia softball team defeated Ole Miss in a walk-off win, 6-5, on Sunday.
Before the Georgia softball team’s 1-0 win over Ole Miss on Friday night, the team honored its two seniors, Alyssa DiCarlo and Kylie Bass on senior night.
Neither Georgia nor Ole Miss seemed poised to score on Friday night at Jack Turner Stadium in Athens until a walk-off triple won the Bulldogs the game, 1-0.
Alyssa DiCarlo, a senior shortstop on the Georgia softball team, was named a top-26 finalist for the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award last week. For DiCarlo, an award of this merit has been in the works since she was only four years old.
The 15th-ranked Georgia softball team won its series against No. 14 South Carolina Sunday evening with a 3-2 victory.
For the second consecutive game, 15th-ranked Georgia softball and No. 14 South Carolina played into extra innings, and the Bulldogs won in eight innings, 6-4, Saturday, tying the series at 1-1.
The No. 15-ranked Georgia Bulldogs fell in a tough extra-inning road battle to South Carolina 3-2 on Friday night at Carolina Softball Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina.
During a streaky offensive performance from the Georgia softball team, the depth of the pitching staff showed up and helped Georgia to a 5-1 win over the Georgia State Panthers on Wednesday.
It was a quiet start for the Georgia softball team Wednesday night, but the silence broke in the fourth inning when the Bulldogs had a four-run rally, propelling them to a 5-1 victory over Georgia State.
The Georgia softball team clinched its series over the No. 8-ranked Tennessee Volunteers with an 8-0 run rule win on Sunday.
On an overcast day with patches of rain coming and going at Jack Turner Stadium, the Georgia softball team looked to clinch the series win over the No. 8 ranked Tennessee Volunteers. After an early five run deficit, the Bulldogs managed to spark a comeback and tie the game, but The Volunteers snuck out with a 7-6 win.
While both fans and athletes prepared for G-Day just up the road, the Georgia softball team was occupied with an SEC doubleheader with the No. 8 ranked Tennessee Volunteers.
Georgia has won 12 consecutive contests against the Yellow Jackets, and swept 2019’s season series.
In late March, Ciara Bryan hit a home run in four straight games — the first time a Bulldog has done it since 2014. She wasn’t always a home run hitter, but now she poses the threat of hitting one whenever she comes to the plate.
Although the Georgia softball team showed some fight in fifth inning, errors costed the Bulldogs as the No. 5-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide (42-…
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