Bulldogs honor seniors in final MW home series of season

Friday, May 5

Fresno, Calif.

6 p.m. PT

Fresno State

New Mexico

Bulldogs honor seniors in final MW home series of season

5/3/2017 10:20:00 AM | Softball

Fresno State Game Notes (PDF)

Fresno State Softball hosts New Mexico at 6 p.m. PT on Friday, 6 p.m. on Saturday and noon on Sunday

By: Jason Kelm / Communications Assistant

Fresno State (29-20, 9-8 MW) vs. New Mexico (20-24, 6-12 MW)
Fresno, Calif. – Margie Wright Diamond

Game 50: Friday, May 5 – 6 p.m. PT
  - TV: Mountain West Network
- Radio: None
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- Promotion: Kids in youth softball jerseys receive free admission; we will honor our season-ticket holders

Game 51: Saturday, May 6 – 6 p.m. PT
  - TV: Mountain West Network
- Radio: None
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- Promotion: All active-duty military and veterans receive free admission

Game 52: Sunday, May 7 – Noon PT
  - TV: Mountain West Network
- Radio: None
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- Promotion: Senior Day

Bulldogs honor seniors in final MW home series of season
The Fresno State softball team, who is still in the hunt for an outright Mountain West title, returns home to Margie Wright Diamond this weekend as the Bulldogs are set to face New Mexico in their final MW home series of the season. The 'Dogs will honor their four seniors and are scheduled to face the Lobos on Friday at 6 p.m. PT, Saturday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at noon. All three games will air live and for free on the Mountain West Network.

Fresno State must continue its momentum after sweeping UNLV in Las Vegas last weekend, scoring the go-ahead runs in the final inning of each game, the first time the Bulldogs have done so in a MW series over the last five seasons. Following their road sweep against the Rebels, the 'Dogs' RPI improved to 52.

History is in the Bulldogs' favor this weekend as they lead the all-time series against New Mexico 41-5 and have won 10 of 11 series between the teams. Fresno State is 14-8 at home this year, including 4-5 in conference play.

Sophomore pitcher Kamalani Dung, who was named MW Pitcher of the Week on Tuesday, looks to continue her three-game winning streak after pitching all 23 innings against UNLV and recording her MW-best seventh shutout last Saturday. Dung went 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA and 12 strikeouts, while allowing only three walks and four extra-base hits in the series.

The Bulldogs have continued to show the importance of offense to their success, going 19-2 when they score five runs or more and 4-15 when scoring three or fewer. Sophomore outfielder Morgan Howe has led the charge in MW play, hitting .446 (25-56) with two home runs, three doubles and 10 RBIs. The 'Dogs have also seen power coming from the middle of the lineup during conference games, with senior Lindsey Willmon (5 HR, 15 RBI), junior Savannah McHellon (4 HR, 14 RBI) and sophomore Vanessa Hernandez (3 HR, 13 RBI) with the most production.

How the Bulldogs can win an outright MW title
The Bulldogs are still alive in the hunt for an outright Mountain West title if the cards fall just right. For Fresno State to win the MW, the 'Dogs must win their final six games, Utah State must get swept by San Jose State this weekend and the Spartans must then get swept by UNLV next weekend. Also, over their final six games, Nevada needs to lose two and San Diego State has to drop one.

An impactful senior class
Malia Rivers is a two-time second-team All-MW selection as an infielder and has played in 152 games, starting 151, over the last three years as a Bulldog. The Brentwood, Calif. native ranks fourth in program history with 41 stolen bases and has hit .341 over her Bulldog career. Her 15-game hitting streak in 2015 ranks seventh-best all-time at Fresno State. The child development major is a two-time Academic All-MW selection and will graduate this spring and plans to work with children while pursuing a master's degree in early childhood development.

Kierra Willis will go down as one of the best players in Fresno State history. The Pleasant Hill, Calif. native is the reigning MW Player of the Year, a three-time All-MW selection and a 2016 all-region selection as an outfielder. She has played in 208 games as a Bulldog, starting 201, and holds Fresno State's all-time walks record with 124. Her 50 career walks in MW play are second-best in the conference's history.

She has broken Mountain West records with 18 career triples and 10 triples throughout MW play and ranks second with 77 runs scored in conference games. Willis also holds the MW single-season record with 40 runs scored during conference play last year and her nine triples in 2015 set a Mountain West record and were the second-most ever by a Bulldog.

Her 18 triples and .554 career slugging percentage rank fifth in program history, while her 23 home runs rank eighth. Willis is also nearing Fresno State's all-time top 10 lists in batting average, runs and RBIs. The criminology major, emphasizing in corrections, is an Academic All-Mountain West selection and will graduate this fall, hoping to become a juvenile probation officer or correctional officer.

Lindsey Willmon has been a first-team All-MW selection, a 2016 all-region selection, and has played in 104 games over the last two years as a Bulldog, starting 103. The Elk Grove, Calif. native's .576 career slugging percentage ranks third-best in Fresno State history and she holds the MW and Fresno State single-game records with nine RBIs, which she set in 2016 against Boise State. The communication major plans to graduate next spring and looks to get her real estate license this summer. She would also like to pursue teaching at an elementary school in the future.

Christina Rodriguez walked on to the Fresno State softball program four years ago and has scored 57 runs as the Bulldogs' go-to pinch runner. The Livingston, Calif. native has played in 141 games and stolen 14 bases during her Bulldog career. The kinesiology major, emphasizing in exercise science, is a two-time Academic All-Mountain West selection and will graduate this spring before attending Chapman University to earn a master's degree in athletic training.

ABOUT THE LOBOS
Series history: Fresno State leads 41-5
Last year: Fresno State swept (11-5, 6-2, 11-1)
Last time in Fresno (2015): Fresno State swept (7-1, 4-0, 4-1)
Last New Mexico win: UNM 11, FS 9 (4/4/14 - Albuquerque, N.M.)
Last New Mexico series win: 1993 (5-3, 1-0, 2-1, 0-10)

New Mexico is under the direction of seventh-year head coach Erica Beach. Last weekend, the Lobos were swept by San Jose State and they fell to New Mexico State on Tuesday afternoon. UNM's RPI has fallen to 151, last among MW members. As a team, New Mexico is hitting .307 - fourth in the MW - and has an ERA of 4.59 - last in the MW.

The Lobos' pitching staff is led by senior Tess McPherson (8-11, 4.46 ERA), who has 65 strikeouts and 53 walks in 125.2 innings pitched. Supporting McPherson has been freshman Jensen Main (7-7, 5.03 ERA), whose 78.0 innings are the second-most on the team. Offensively, senior Jasmine Casados (.410 BA, 4 HR, 38 RBI, 26 R, 17 BB) has led the charge for the Lobos, while added production has come from junior Chelsea Johnson (.404 BA, 7 HR, 28 RBI) and senior Michala Erickson (.333 BA, 6 HR, 26 RBI).

BULLDOG BITES HEADING INTO THE WEEKEND
- Fresno State has an RPI of 52. The Bulldogs are 5-0 vs. teams with an RPI below 150.
- New Mexico has an RPI of 151. The Rebels are 4-9 vs. teams with an RPI between 50-100.
- Fresno State is 41-5 all-time against UNM and has won 10 of 11 series between the teams.
- Fresno State swept UNM last year in Albuquerque (11-5, 6-2, 11-1).
- On Tuesday, sophomore Kamalani Dung was named MW Pitcher of the Week after throwing all 23 innings, including her seventh shutout, against UNLV, going 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA and 12 strikeouts.
- Dung leads the MW with seven shutouts and 199.1 innings pitched. She shares the MW lead in wins (20), ranks second in strikeouts (165) and opposing batting average (.216), and her 2.25 ERA is third-best in the conference.
- Last week, Fresno State swept its first MW series of the year at UNLV, scoring the go-ahead runs in the final inning of each game, the first time the Bulldogs have done so in a series since joining the MW.
- Fresno State leads the MW in triples (14) and walks (172). The Bulldogs rank second in runs (258) and RBIs (235) and third in home runs (36) and total bases (558).
- Fresno State pitchers rank second in the MW in opposing batting average (.257) and third in ERA (3.12), strikeouts (231) and home runs allowed (24).
- Fresno State sophomore outfielder Morgan Howe ranks second in the MW in batting average (.421) and third in on-base percentage (.500). She has struck out just 12 times and leads the team with 16 multi-hit games. Among those in the NCAA, her BA ranks 33rd and OBP ranks 49th.
- Fresno State senior outfielder Kierra Willis shares the MW lead with 34 walks this season and owns Fresno State's all-time walks record with 124, which ranks fourth-best in MW history. Her 50 career walks in MW play rank second-best in MW history.
- Willis owns the MW records for all-time triples (18) and triples in MW games (10).
- Fresno State sophomore Vanessa Hernandez ranks third in the MW with 12 doubles and leads the team with 18 extra-base hits.
- Fresno State junior utility Savannah McHellon ranks fourth in the MW with 40 RBIs and sixth in home runs (9).
- Fresno State senior utility Lindsey Willmon ranks fifth in the MW with 35 runs and has the third-best career slugging percentage (.576) in Fresno State history.
- Fresno State senior Malia Rivers leads the team with 11 stolen bases, which ranks seventh in the MW.
- Rivers ranks fourth in program history with 41 career stolen bases and is just outside the top 10 in career batting average (.341).
- At home, Fresno State is 14-8, including 4-5 in MW play, this season.
- Fresno State is 14-1 when scoring in the first inning.
- Fresno State is 16-5 when the Bulldogs score first.
- Fresno State is 19-2 when scoring five runs or more.
- Fresno State's five conference home losses are the most in program history.
- Fresno State's 162 walks allowed are the most in program history.
- Fresno State's three double plays turned rank last in the NCAA.

2017 BULLDOG RANKINGS (USA Today/NFCA)
Preseason – #24
Feb. 14 - #21
Feb. 21 - RV
Feb. 28 - NR
March 7 - NR
March 14 - RV
March 21 - RV
March 28 - NR
April 4 - NR
April 11 - NR
April 18 - NR
April 25 - NR
May 2-NR

2017 FRESNO STATE
RPI RANKINGS
March 20 - 30
March 27 - 33
April 3 - 40
April 10 - 42
April 17 - 46
April 24 - 53
May 1 - 52

MOUNTAIN WEST RPI RANKINGS (5/1/17)
45 - San Diego State
52 - Fresno State
62 - Utah State
63 - San Jose State
85 - Nevada
93 - Colorado State
104 - Boise State
131 - UNLV
151 - New Mexico

2017 BULLDOGS IN NONCONFERENCE (20-12)
A-Sun - 1-1
Big 12 - 0-1
Big Sky - 2-0
Big Ten - 4-2
Big West - 5-2
Pac-12 - 3-4
SEC - 0-1
WAC - 1-0
WCC - 4-1

2017 BULLDOGS VS RANKED TEAMS
#9 Oregon (L, 4-1 – 2/10/17)
#12 Minnesota (L, 9-2 – 2/24/17)
#8 Washington (L, 5-1 – 3/4/17)
#25 BYU (W, 6-1 – 3/10/17)
#25 BYU (L, 8-6 – 3/11/17)

Bulldogs earn road sweep over UNLV
Last weekend, Fresno State swept UNLV in Las Vegas for its first conference sweep of the season. In each of the three games, the Bulldogs scored the go-ahead runs in the final inning, the first time the 'Dogs have done so since joining the MW in 2013.

Sophomore pitcher Kamalani Dung threw all 23 inning for the Bulldogs, including her MW-best seventh shutout of the season on Saturday, going 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA and allowing only three walks and four extra-base hits in the series.

The Bulldogs needed an extra-innings rally to take down UNLV on a windy Friday night in Sin City as the Fresno State softball team defeated the Rebels 6-4 in nine innings at Eller Media Stadium. The 'Dogs took game one of a Mountain West series for the fifth time in six opportunities this year.

Heading into the ninth inning with the game tied 4-4, freshman Haley Fuller led off with a single to left and was pinch run for by sophomore Kaitlyn Jennings. Senior Malia Rivers then reached on an error and freshman Miranda Rohleder knocked Jennings in with a single up the middle. Sophomore Morgan Howe came up to the plate immediately after and sent Rivers home with a single to left to give the Bulldogs their final lead of the game.

Dung pitched all nine innings for the Bulldogs, matching her career-high. She struck out seven batters and allowed four runs on eight hits and a walk. Senior Lindsey Willmon hit a home run for the third time in four games, her seventh of the year, and the 'Dogs saw four players record two hits each in Howe, Rivers, Rohleder and Willmon.

Fresno State's 10 hits, eight of which were singles, were the most in a game since recording 12 against Nevada on April 1. This was the sixth extra-innings game for the Bulldogs this year and was the ninth time they hit in double digits.

A game filled with exciting defensive plays and lights-out pitching went the way of the Bulldogs as the Fresno State softball team shut out UNLV 3-0 on Saturday afternoon at Eller Media Stadium in Las Vegas. Dung, starting for the second game in as many days, threw her Mountain West-best seventh shutout of the season and the 'Dogs scored all three of their runs in the top of the seventh to clinch their third MW series of the year.

Each team showed a solid defensive effort until the Bulldogs put together three seventh-inning hits and took advantage of two Rebel miscues to put themselves ahead. The Bulldogs scattered seven hits in the game, while the Rebels didn't record their first hit until one out in the sixth.

Dung allowed two hits or less in a start for the fifth time this season, needing only two strikeouts to record her 19th win and lowering her ERA to 2.22. The Rebels saw freshman Breana Burke throw her first collegiate complete game on Saturday, allowing one earned run on seven hits and no walks. She also struck out two in the campaign.

For the second game in a row, sophomore Morgan Howe recorded two hits, including her fifth double of the season, while sophomore Vanessa Hernandez accounted for Bulldogs' other extra-base hit, knocking an RBI-double. Hernandez, who leads the team with 17 extra-base hits, notched her first since getting a double at Utah State on April 7.

Junior Savannah McHellon (2-for-3) got the Bulldogs' seventh-inning rally going with a single, senior Kierra Willis knocked in the go-ahead run, and sophomore Dominique Jackson's RBI was her second of the year. Freshman Haley Fuller recorded a career-high five putouts, including three athletic plays in foul territory, and freshman second baseman Miranda Rohleder notched four assists for the third time this season.

For the first time this season, the Fresno State softball team came from behind in the seventh inning to complete the Bulldogs' sweep of UNLV with a 4-3 victory on Sunday afternoon at Eller Media Stadium in Las Vegas. The 'Dogs went into the final frame down 3-1 and used a combination of two doubles, a single and a walk to come out ahead.

Dung, who started all three games of a MW series for the first time in her career, was the first Fresno State pitcher to start and win all three games of a MW series since Jill Compton did so April 24-26, 2015, against Nevada. Over the weekend, Dung threw all 23 innings for the Bulldogs, going 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA and allowing only four extra-base hits and three walks.

Junior Savannah McHellon (1-3, HR) hit her team-leading ninth home run of the season in the fourth to get the Bulldogs on the board and freshman Miranda Rohleder (1-3, R, 2 RBI) hit a two-run double to tie the game and scored the go-ahead run on an RBI-single by sophomore Morgan Howe (1-4, RBI) to clinch the Bulldogs' first MW sweep of the season. Going into Sunday, the Bulldogs were 0-13 when trailing after six innings and the Rebels were 17-1 when leading after four.

Sophomore Vanessa Hernandez recorded a double for the second straight game, increasing her Bulldog-best extra-base hit total to 18 this year, including 12 doubles. Howe has recorded at least one hit in each of the last six games and McHellon has reached base safely in the last eight. Rohleder has notched multiple RBIs in seven games this year.

BULLDOGS FALL IN TWO OF THREE TO SAN JOSE STATE
Fresno State defeated San Jose State on April 28, 8-2, but fell on April 29, 4-3, and April 30, 9-3. On April 28 the Bulldogs scored their most runs since recording nine against Nevada on March 31. Dung threw her 20th complete game of the season and allowed three hits or less in a start for the 13th time this season. Willmon led the Bulldogs offensively with a two-run home run. On April 29, Dung relieved Mejia in the circle with no outs in the first and pitched the rest of the game, while Rivers led the offense, going 3-for-4 with a run. On April 30, McHellon, Mejia and Santana each made an appearance and allowed nine runs on 12 hits and two walks. Willmon notched a solo home run in the game.

BULLDOGS WRAPPED UP NONCONFERENCE PLAY IN SANTA BARBARA
Fresno State sophomore pitcher Kamalani Dung tied her season-high with 10 strikeouts and allowed only four hits through the first six innings, but the Gauchos scored twice in the final frame to win 2-1 on April 19. Junior transfer Savannah McHellon knocked in the Bulldogs' lone run in the top of the fifth on a pinch-hit single up the middle.

BULLDOGS SHUT OUT SANTA CLARA, DROP TWO AT CAL
Fresno State began its spring break with a 2-0 shutout at Santa Clara on April 13. Sophomore pitcher Kamalani Dung recorded her MW-best sixth shutout of the year and allowed just one hit in the game. On April 14 at Cal, the Bulldogs fell victim to the mercy rule for the first time of the year when the Bears came out ahead 8-0 in five innings. On April 15, the Bulldogs held a 1-0 lead heading into the bottom of the seventh until Cal came through and scored two runs to complete the sweep with a 2-1 victory.

BULLDOGS GET SWEPT BY UTAH STATE IN DOUBLEHEADER
Fresno State fell to Utah State 1-0 and 7-4 in a MW doubleheader on April 7, marking the first time since 2012 that the Bulldogs were swept in a conference series. Howe and Willis each recorded home runs in the second game of the day.

BULLDOGS DROP MW SERIES TO NEVADA
Fresno State defeated Nevada with a convincing 9-1 victory in six innings on March 31, but fell 8-4 on April 1 and 7-4 on April 2. Willmon hit a walk-off three-run home run on Friday and McHellon hit her own three-run home run in the game and added a solo shot on Saturday. Willis became Fresno State's all-time walks leader in the series.

BULLDOGS OUTLAST PACIFIC, 5-4
McHellon hit a three-run home run in the first inning and earned her fifth victory in the circle, while sophomore Kamalani Dung closed out the last two innings to notch her second save of the year on March 29. The Bulldogs saw five different players get a hit and score a run, while the team walked seven times.

FRESNO STATE TAKES SECOND MW SERIES, DEFEATS BOISE STATE
The Bulldogs won a MW series with Friday and Saturday wins for the second time of the season after defeating Boise State 9-0 in five innings on March 24 and 8-2 on March 25. Fresno State couldn't complete the sweep, falling 2-1 in nine innings on March 26.

Over the three-game span, the Bulldogs were walked 24 times, while the Broncos took only three free passes. Fresno State had three home runs, including two grand slams (McHellon and Hernandez) and an inside-the-park home run. Pitching was a highlight for the 'Dogs, allowing only two earned runs and 12 hits over 21 innings and striking out 17. On March 24, the Bulldogs hit grand slams in the first and second innings, the first time in program history that Fresno State has hit grand slams in consecutive innings.

BULLDOGS RALLY TO DEFEAT BAKERSFIELD, 13-11
Fresno State was down by seven in the first inning and came back to defeat the Roadrunners on March 21, using four pitchers and needing a grand slam from Howe in the process. Senior Malia Rivers had a career-high four hits in the game while junior transfer Sarah Santana earned the victory in her first appearance of the season.

BULLDOGS WIN FIRST MW SERIES OF THE SEASON
Fresno State defeated San Diego State in two out of three games in its first MW series of the year March 17-19. The Bulldogs recorded double-digit hits in each game.

On March 17, Fresno State won 10-7, hitting four home runs in the process. On March 18, the Bulldogs won 7-6 in a back-and-forth game that saw three lead changes. On March 19, Fresno State fell 6-3 while the Bulldogs sent three pitchers into the circle. The Bulldogs and Aztecs were picked to finish first and second, respectively, in the MW Preseason Coaches' Poll.

FRESNO STATE INVITATIONAL
Fresno State went 4-1 in the Fresno State Invitational March 10-12 with wins against No. 25 BYU (6-1), Oregon State (4-1, 6-2) and Sacramento State (5-2). The Bulldogs fell to No. 25 BYU 8-6 in eight innings. Over the weekend, McHellon went 2-0 with a 0.91 ERA and notched her first save of the season. She struck out five batters in her three appearances while allowing eight hits and three walks in 15.1 innings. At the plate, McHellon had four hits, including a double, and drove in five runs.

Willis hit her second and third home runs of the season and drove in five runs as well. Hernandez knocked her second ball over the fence and notched four RBIs, while Rivers had a team-high seven hits over the five games, recording five runs and five RBIs.

JUDI GARMAN CLASSIC
Fresno State went 3-2 at the Judi Garman Classic March 2-4 with wins against Long Beach State (4-2), Iowa (11-7) and Indiana (4-3). The Bulldogs fell to No. 8 Washington (5-1) and Northwestern (5-3). Over the weekend, Dung went 2-1 with a 1.98 ERA and picked up her first save of the season. She struck out a season-high 10 batters against LBSU on March 2 and notched her career-high ninth victory against Indiana on March 3.

The Bulldogs' extra-inning game against LBSU was their third of the season and in their victory over Iowa, scored in double digits for the fifth time this year. Against Northwestern, freshman Schuylar Broussard hit her first collegiate home run, while sophomore Vanessa Hernandez knocked her first one out this year. Junior Savannah McHellon's home run against Washington was the only hit for the Bulldogs in the competition.

BULLDOG CLASSIC
Fresno State went 4-2 in the Bulldog Classic Feb. 23-26 with wins against Cal Poly (3-2), UC Davis (3-0, 7-3) and Idaho State (11-6). The Bulldogs fell to now-No. 10 and undefeated Minnesota (9-2) and Cal Poly (2-0). Over the weekend, Dung went 2-1 with a 0.95 ERA, a .215 opposing batting average and notched 12 strikeouts in 22.0 innings pitched. She came close to a perfect game in Feb. 25's contest against UC Davis, as the first 14 batters were retired and she allowed only two hits with no walks in her fourth shutout of the season.

The Bulldogs' competition on Feb. 23 against Cal Poly went into extra innings and Castellon notched her first walk-off double in the 3-2 victory over eight innings. Freshman Maddi Hackbarth hit her first collegiate grand slam on Feb. 23 against Idaho State, the first grand slam for a Bulldog since Dominique Jackson on April 30, 2016, and the 10th at home since 1991.

Freshman pitcher Samantha Mejia notched the complete-game victory on Feb. 26 against UC Davis in her first collegiate start. She allowed two earned runs on eight hits with three strikeouts.

PUERTO VALLARTA COLLEGE CHALLENGE
Fresno State participated in the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge in Mexico Feb. 23-25, going 2-3 in the tournament and landing three players on the all-tournament team: Dung, Rohleder and Willis. The Bulldogs defeated Florida Gulf Coast, 9-0, and Cal State Fullerton, 12-11, while falling to Mississippi State, 4-1, FGCU, 4-3, and Texas Tech, 9-6. The Bulldogs played in their first extra-innings game of the season against Cal State Fullerton, defeating the Titans on a walk-off double by Hernandez in the eighth.

Dung went 2-2 over the weekend, including her first collegiate no-hitter against FGCU on Feb. 24, and held opponents to a .208 batting average. Dung, who became the 21st Bulldog pitcher to throw a no-hitter and the first since Jill Compton on March 6, 2015, notched the 73rd in program history. She walked three and struck out six in the game. Rohleder hit .429 (6-for-14) with four RBIs, five runs scored and three walks, while Willis went 5-for-10 (.500) from the plate with seven walks, three runs and an RBI.

ASU KAJIKAWA CLASSIC
Fresno State began its season with a 4-1 record at the Arizona State Kajikawa Classic Feb. 10-12. The Bulldogs shut out Indiana, 2-0, and Purdue, 4-0, and defeated Stanford 24-8. The 'Dogs' first loss came to now-No. 4 Oregon, 4-1. The Bulldogs broke the program record for RBIs in a game with 23 against Stanford and tied the records for runs (24) and total bases (40). Rohleder had a stellar showing in the game, going 5-for-5 and coming a double short of hitting for the cycle. She also scored five runs and knocked in three.

Dung went 3-0 and recorded the first two shutouts of her career in the tournament, while holding opponents to a .155 batting average and notching 15 strikeouts in 17.0 innings. McHellon was named Mountain West Player of the Week following the tournament after hitting .615 (8-for-13) with two home runs, eight RBIs and a 1.154 slugging percentage.

COVERAGE
Fresno State Athletics strives to meet the needs of Bulldog fans around the country by providing several outlets to follow the 'Dogs' 2017 journey. Stay up-to-date with the latest news via Twitter (@FresnoStateSB), Facebook (Fresno State Softball), Instagram (@fresnostatesoftball) and Snapchat (FSAthletics). A full recap and final results can be found at GoBulldogs.com following each competition. Select Bulldog home games will also be broadcast live on 790 AM ESPN2 Radio, as well as streamed live on the Mountain West Network.

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