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Florida State softball was swept by No. 23 Stanford, finishing the weekend winless after a walk-off loss in extra innings on Sunday. The Seminoles struggled throughout the series, unable to secure a victory.
Florida State softball needed a win on Sunday to salvage the series, but a walk off in extra innings saw the Seminoles winless on the weekend.
Anna Brewer took the circle for the Cardinal, against her, Jaysoni Beachum and Ashtyn Danley both walked with one out. Brewer got the second out, but a RBI single from Bella Ruggiero gave FSU the lead.
The stream is back and so is Bella🔥🔥
She puts us up 1-0🍢🍢
📺ACCNX#Team43pic.twitter.com/YYkNN0Ivy1
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2026
In the home half of the 1st, Makenna Reid gave up two singles, which tied the game for Stanford. Another single with one out put runners in motion, but a play at the plate by Anna Hinde prevented the run. The Cardinal came up with two more RBIs to take a 3-1 lead.
Stuck with it 😤😤
📺ACCNX#Team43pic.twitter.com/iV35kewTmL
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2026
Ashtyn Danley took over for Reid in the 2nd, and got the first out before a triple had a runner at third base. A strike out and ground out was able to strand the runner, and prevent a fourth run.
Still facing Brewer, Marin Heller and Makenna Sturgis singled with one out. Now with the lineup turned over, Isa Torres gave her team back the lead on a 3 run shot. After a single from Beachum, Stanford took out Brewer for Alyssa Houston, now down 4-3.
ISA FREAKIN' TORRES‼️‼️‼️
Noles take the lead 4-3🍢🍢🍢
📺ACCNX#Team43pic.twitter.com/hyNcgwhVMP
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2026
Back out for the 4th, Danley got her lead off batter before giving up back to back walks. Danley and the defense were able to strand the two runners and keep their one run lead.
FSU now faced Zoe Prystajko, who took over in the 5th inning. After two outs, Beachum extended the ‘Noles lead. A solo shot off of Prystajko made it 5-3 for FSU.
BEACHUM BLAST💣💣💣
5-3 NOLES🍢
📺ACCNX#Team43pic.twitter.com/InkjGaCAnZ
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) April 12, 2026
In the bottom of the inning, a solo shot put Stanford within one. A walk and the second out of the inning had a runner in scoring position, and a single tied the game at 5-5.
FSU and Stanford both could not get a run across in the 7th, sending the game to extra innings. Against Prystajko, the ‘Noles only had a single, and base running miscues sent it to the bottom of the 8th.
Danley got the first out before Bella Dimitrijevic came on in relief. The freshman had the bases loaded via two walks and a double. With a runner at every base, Danley re-entered and got the second out on a soft hit back to the circle. However, a single knocked in the sixth run for Stanford, and secured the series sweep for the Cardinal.
FSU will host UNC for Senior Weekend, with games starting on Friday April 17th.
Florida State softball lost all three games in the series against No. 23 Stanford, including a walk-off loss in extra innings on Sunday.
Key players in the Florida State lineup included Isa Torres, Jaysoni Beachum, and Makenna Reid, among others.
Florida State softball performed poorly over the weekend, finishing with no wins after being swept by Stanford.
The sweep against Stanford leaves Florida State softball struggling early in the season, highlighting the need for improvement in upcoming games.

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