RADFORD, Va. – The Presbyterian College softball team wrapped up the 2024 regular season on a rainy Saturday afternoon for a rubber match against the Radford Highlanders, unable to make it two in a row after obtaining a four-run victory the evening prior. PC took a 3-0 defeat in the third clash, concluding the year at 5-13 in Big South ventures.

Battling the shaky weather for the bulk of the bout, the Blue Hose were held to a single hit in the 51^st contest of the spring while reaching base four times altogether.

Junior first baseman Kendall Owens was the culprit to that 7^th-inning swing, although the Scotsmen were mostly held in check by Radford starting pitcher Morgan Cooper who forced eight fly balls and scattered six K's.

Radford broke the ice in the bottom of the 2^nd by stealing home as another runner diverted attention at second base, later adding two insurance RBI's in the 4^th inning.

Sophomore Peyton Duncan started the affair in the pitching spot, succeeded by Kasey Wolfe and Jenna Greene who retired two in the last stanza to end her PC career with 715 strikeouts (8^th in the history of the Big South).

PC has been mathematically eliminated from the four-team conference tournament, finishing up the campaign with an overall record of 15-36.

The Big South will release its annual layout of postseason all-league winners next week, starting the transition phase to the offseason.