St. Petersburg, Fla. - The Adelphi University softball team was swept in a doubleheader against Eckerd College on Monday afternoon at the Turley Athletic Complex. 

Series History:

• Prior to today's doubleheader, the two teams had faced off just twice before.
• The only previous matchup took place last season (3/9/25), with the Panthers dropping both games of that doubleheader.

• Tori Parente and Lily Kenney combined for four innings of work in the circle.
• Amanda Chavarria was the lone Panther to reach base, drawing a walk in two at-bats.
• Marcella Polvere tallied her first collegiate assist in the field after subbing in at second base.

• Eckerd chased Kenney out of the game during the second inning, tagging her for seven runs on five hits, highlighted by a pair of home runs from the Tritons.
• Parente entered in the second and struggled to find the zone, walking two batters before seeing them to come around and score to make it 9-0 through two.
• The Tritons extended their lead to 13 after a walk and five consecutive singles in the bottom of the third inning.
• The Panthers' offense couldn't get much going against Eckerd pitcher Brandilyn Reymer, with just two Cats reaching base in the game. Reymer went the full five innings, recording a no-hitter and fanning five along the way.

• Kaitlyn Klepper went 2-for-2 with a double and a run scored.
• Ellen Tarjan went deep for the second time this season, plating two runs and scoring once.
• Makayla Comer ripped an RBI single in two plate appearances.
• Jenna Plue went four and two-thirds innings, striking out two.

• Adelphi cracked the box score first in the top of the second inning, with Comer plating Klepper, who reached following a double to left field.
• The Triton offense picked up where it left off in game one, bringing six runs across against Plue in the bottom half. Eckerd pieced together three hits and a walk before Ella Coiner cleared the bases with a homer.
• The Cats responded in the top of the third, as Tarjan hit her second round-tripper of the young campaign, following a Jaylen Wright single, to cut the hosts' lead to three.
• After Eckerd added another run in the fourth, the Tritons put up four more in the fifth to end the game early in mercy-rule fashion.

• The Panthers will conclude their road trip in the Sunshine State on Tuesday, Mar. 10, as they head to the campus of Embry-Riddle for doubleheader action starting at 2:00 p.m.