Clemson softball started off the new week with a shutout of Presbyterian College on Tuesday afternoon.

Clemson will host PC on Tuesday at Clemson Softball Stadium.

Clemson softball continued their winning ways, this time over Pittsburgh on Saturday afternoon in Clemson.

Behind another strong outing in the circle from freshman right-handed pitcher Valerie Cagle, the Clemson Softball team earned its ninth consecutive victory in the opening game, 9-1, of the Tigers’ series Friday afternoon at Clemson Softball Stadium.

The Clemson Softball team, now 16-7 overall on the season, won its 11th straight game at Clemson Softball Stadium as the Tigers took down Charlotte (11-12) by a score of 11-2 in five innings in game No. 2 of Wednesday’s doubleheader.

MK Bonamy’s single to center field drove in the go-ahead run for the Tigers after shortstop Hannah Goodwin smacked a double down the right-field line to put Clemson (15-7, 3-0 ACC) in scoring position.

For the second time in four weeks of ACC Softball action, Clemson right-handed pitcher/outfielder Valerie Cagle has been named the ACC Player of the Week, the conference office announced Tuesday, for games played Feb. 24 – March 1.

Freshman right-handed pitcher Valerie Cagle hit two home runs, including a grand slam and a walk-off three-run shot, to lead Clemson to victory over Virginia (8-8, 0-3 ACC) by a score of 12-3 in six innings of play Sunday afternoon at Clemson Softball Stadium.

The Clemson Softball team tallied its fifth straight win with an 8-4 victory over ACC foe Virginia (8-7, 0-2 ACC) Saturday afternoon at Clemson Softball Stadium to clinch the program’s first-ever ACC series.

Clemson freshman right-handed pitcher Valarie Cagle worked her way into a hitter’s 3-0 count before sending a solo home run over the left-center wall on the next pitch in the bottom of the seventh inning to walk off, 8-7, against Virginia (8-6, 0-1 ACC).

Clemson will look to secure its first-ever ACC win as it welcomes Virginia (8-5, 0-0 ACC) its inaugural ACC series.

The Clemson Softball team, now 11-7 overall in its inaugural season, picked up its first win against a ranked opponent Wednesday evening after defeating No. 14 Georgia, 4-1, at Clemson Softball Stadium.

The Clemson Softball team (10-7) won its third game of the Diamond 9 Citrus Classic I tournament, which was held at ESPN Wide of World Sports Complex, by a score of 6-3 over Morgan State (2-7) on Sunday.

For the first time in its inaugural season, the Clemson Softball team (9-7) required extra innings and came out victorious in an 8-6 decision over Stetson (6-7) Saturday afternoon at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

After scoring one run in the bottom of the seventh to cut the Oakland lead to 4-2, Clemson had bases load and two outs, but the Golden Grizzlies forced a groundout to second to end the game.

Clemson designated player Marissa Guimbarda hit two home runs and recorded four RBIs to lead the Tigers to their eighth victory of the season.

A two-run homer by Villanova left fielder Caroline Jones in the bottom of the second inning proved to be the difference as the Wildcats defeated Clemson 2-1 Friday afternoon at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

Clemson will look to rebound after falling 3-2 at UNCG on Tuesday (Feb. 18) as it heads to Kissimmee, Florida for the Diamond 9 Citrus Classic I.