It’s Sunday, Florida State fans. As you wrap up your weekend, keep it here for the latest in FSU athletics. We’ll update the news and notes section of this post throughout the day.
Lead Story
Florida State softball third baseman Jessie Warren continued her assault on the ACC record books on Saturday as the Seminoles notched a pair of victories over Alabama, 3-1 and Georgia State, 8-0.
Warren’s 2-run blast to end the nightcap against Georgia State ended the game and gave the FSU senior an ACC-record tying 228 career RBIs. That’s even with Whitney Haller of Georgia Tech, who played from 2006-09. Sydney Sherrill and Elizabeth Mason also homered for the Seminoles while Kylee Hanson picked up the win on the mound.
In the first game, FSU avenged a loss from the night prior by beating Alabama. Warren and Carsyn Gordon each homered in that win while Meghan King allowed just a run on five hits from the circle to pick up the victory.
Between the Lines
In addition to softball, FSU track and field wrapped up the ACC Championships with both the men’s and women’s title on Saturday. FSU swimming and diving wrapped up the ACC Championships in Greensboro. FSU baseball defeated Troy on a walk-off single, 6-5. FSU men’s tennis beat both New Orleans and Liberty by 4-0 scores. FSU beach volleyball beat both Georgia State and Stetson by 4-1 scores. FSU men’s golf kicked off and lead the Seminole Intercollegiate.
On the Agenda
FSU baseball will wrap up a 3-game series with Troy on Sunday. That contest starts at 1 p.m. EST and airs on ACC Network Extra. FSU men’s golf wraps up the Seminole Intercollegiate. FSU women’s basketball and women’s tennis both host Georgia Tech. The basketball game to conclude the regular season begins at 1 p.m. EST and airs on Fox Sports Florida. FSU men’s basketball heads to Raleigh to take on N.C. State. That one tips off at 6 p.m. EST and airs on ESPNU.
News and Notes
FSU was defeated by N.C. State on Sunday night in Raleigh, 92-72.
FSU baseball completed the 3-game sweep of Troy on Sunday afternoon, 9-4.
FSU center Andrew Boselli has reportedly left the program.
FSU women’s hoop clinched a double-bye in the ACC Tournament by downing Georgia Tech, 64-61.
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