SPARTANBURG, S.C. – In a midweek matchup against Presbyterian, the Wofford softball team had an 4-0 win on Tuesday afternoon at Hope Field. The Terriers (24-15, 5-4 SoCon) scored two runs in the first inning and added two runs in the fourth inning to defeat the Blue Hose (19-20, 3-6 Big South). 

Abby Greenwood got the start for the Terriers and strung together a complete game two hit shutout of Presbyterian. She struck out nine while only allowing one walk in 90 pitches, earning her seventh win of the campaign and first shutout of the season.  

In the first inning, Presbyterian got the first batter on with a hit and then was retired in order. While Greenwood retired the next 19 batters, the Terriers responded in the bottom of the first. Kalli Petty drove in a run on a single and then with the bases loaded Abbi Campbell drew a walk to put Wofford up 2-0 after the first.  

In the fourth inning, Kaytlin Greenwood hit a double scoring Abbi Campbell to extend Wofford's led to 3-0. Later in the inning, Greenwood stole third and was driven in by Hope Ingle in a groundout to put it 4-0.  

Neither team would score in the final three innings of action to give Wofford the comfortable 4-0 win. With this win, Wofford has surpassed the 2024 inaugural season win total of 23 with 24 wins in the campaign so far with 14 games left in the regular season 

Wofford will see action again this Saturday, April 12, playing a doubleheader at Western Carolina in the start of a three-game-series. The first game will begin at 1:00 p.m. and both games will air on ESPN+.