Softball

The BYU baseball team won all four of its games last week to pick up some momentum heading into the final month of the regular season, and players from a variety of Olympic sports took home individual honors.

The BYU women's soccer team defeated Gonzaga 4-0 on March 27 to extend its win streak to four and the track and field team broke a pair of school records in Texas.

The BYU track and cross country teams took home first place as a team in the women's distance medley relay and women's cross country, as well as individually in men's cross country.

BYU women's soccer head coach Jennifer Rockwood reached her 400th career win on March 6 and the women's volleyball team won a pair of matches on the road at San Francisco to highlight this week's "Olympic overview."

The BYU cross country teams continued their sustained excellence with first-place finishes at the West Coast Conference championships and several other BYU teams were in action around the country.

The BYU men's and women's swim teams broke six program records en route to first and second-place finishes, respectively, at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships on Feb. 20 in San Luis Obispo, California.

The BYU softball team released its 2021 schedule on Feb. 2 and will begin the season on Feb. 11 in Tempe, Arizona after a shortened 2020 season due to COVID-19.

BYU pitcher Lexi Atcitty is the first Divison I athlete in her family, and takes pride in representing her Navajo heritage and Latter-day Saint faith.

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1745374518955845 Last Saturday's Blue and White BYU Softball scrimmage saw an 11-2 win for the white team. But after...

While all athletes were impacted by the cancellation of the spring season, BYU seniors, who were anticipating 2020 to be the final year of their college career, are now faced with the decision to either stay for an unforeseen fifth year or begin the next chapter in life.

“All within two hours I found out my career was over,” senior gymnast Shannon Evans said. She couldn't believe it.

The Division I Council has voted to allow spring sport student athletes an additional season and an extension to their period of eligibility.