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8
Winner Cameron CAMERON 4-3
5
Fort Lewis FORT LEW 1-7
Winner
Cameron CAMERON
4-3
8
Final
5
Fort Lewis FORT LEW
1-7
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
Cameron CAMERON 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 8 9 1
Fort Lewis FORT LEW 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 10 2

W: Vann (1-2) L: Gavigan, Addison (0-2)

1
Fort Lewis FLC 1-8
7
Winner Okla. Christian OC 7-1
Fort Lewis FLC
1-8
1
Final
7
Okla. Christian OC
7-1
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
Fort Lewis FLC 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2
Okla. Christian OC 3 1 2 0 0 1 7 9 0

W: Dickson, Jill (4-0) L: Mann, Hailie (1-2) S: Resendiz, Ella (2)

Alliehgfaye Abbie vs. Cameron
Hayden Mangan, Fort Lewis Athletic Communications
Allieghfaye Abbie (99) races to first after fielding a ground ball against the Aggies at Gerry Pinkston Stadium (Feb. 7, 2026)

Game Recap: Softball | | Hayden Mangan, Assistant AD-Communications & Fan Engagement

Cold bats sink Skyhawks in Saturday afternoon losses

Fort Lewis falls to Oklahoma Baptist, No. 25 Oklahoma Christian

EDMOND, Okla. – Fort Lewis' (1-8) offense came alive a little too late in its game one 8-5 loss to Cameron University (4-3) to open the afternoon, and the offense couldn't travel next door as the Skyhawks later dropped a 7-1 nightcap to No. 25 nationally ranked Oklahoma Christian University (7-1) on the Eagles' home diamond.
 
McKenna Timmons and Alyssa Fockler led all Skyhawks with three hits on the afternoon, Timmons' by way of a career-high 3-for-4 outing with a pair of doubles against the Aggies in game one. Fockler also matched Skyler Dietz as the only Skyhawks to earn a hit in both games.
 
Cameron 8, Fort Lewis 5
Addison Gavigan (0-2) and Mikah Vann (1-2) toed the rubber for both sides, and the duo provided a pitchers' duel through the first 5.0 innings. The Skyhawks were first to threaten after 1.5 innings of hitless action, with Makenna Milliman and Timmons each recording singles around a Carmen Alexander walk to leave the bases loaded. Cameron found a single in the top half of the third through fifth innings, but otherwise came up empty.
 
The Aggies erupted in the top of the sixth, capitalized on a hit-by-pitch and a walk paired with five hits, including a pinch-hit two-RBI double from sophomore Haley Gardella, to take a five-run lead and chase out Gavigan. Izzy Cueva (0-1) came in on relief, surrendering three unearned runs in the top-half of the seventh on two hits and a walk with two strikeouts. Vann came away with her first win of the season on 5.1 innings of work, finishing with six hits, one earned run, a walk, and a game-high three strikeouts.
 
Fort Lewis showed signs of life late in the sixth, pushing across its first run of the game on back-to-back doubles from Alexander and Timmons. Then in the seventh, Skyler Dietz kicked off the inning with a triple to left center field and came around to score on an Alyssa Fockler single the next at-bat. Trista Hoobler later singled for her first collegiate hit, and Alexander stepped to the plate once more, this time teeing off for first career home run, and the Skyhawks first of the season, with a three-RBI blast to left field.
 
No. 25 Oklahoma Christian 7, Fort Lewis 1
Top-ranked Oklahoma Christian lived up to its preseason hype in the nightcap, reeling off nine hits for seven runs with scores in the first through third innings. Three consecutive singles with a fielder's choice in between were capped off with a two-RBI double from Kallie Rupp to go up 3-0 in the bottom of the first inning. The Eagles tacked on another run in the second thanks to a lead-off homer from Marti Yaeger, and added two more in the third courtesy of a Skyhawks throwing error on a stolen base followed by a double from Rupp.
 
Fort Lewis managed to avoid the shutout in the top half of the sixth, utilizing back-to-back singles from Dietz and Fockler to put runners on second and third to set the stage for an RBI-groundout off Hoobler's bat.
 
Senior Jill Dickson extended her record to 4-0 for the season, using just 51 pitches to no-hit the Skyhawks through 4.0 innings with one walk and five strikeouts. Ella Resendiz (1-0) came in on relief, limiting Fort Lewis to one run on three hits while matching Dickson with five strikeouts. Hailie Mann (1-2) went through 2.0 innings before being chased out with five earned runs on eight hits and one walk. Chloe Padilla (0-3) closed out the game, surrendering one earned run on one hit and a wild pitch with two strikeouts.
 
Notes
-Cameron extends its all-time lead to 3-1 over Fort Lewis, and the Skyhawks drop their first-ever matchup with Oklahoma Christian.
-The Skyhawks are now 1-2 against top 25 opponents, and 1-3 overall against teams that were ranked or received votes on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Top 25 Poll.
-Carmen Alexander launched her first career home run, a three-run blast to left field, in her 15th collegiate at-bat, against CU. Alexander also notched a double against the Aggies for her first extra-base hit and her first multi-hit game.
-McKenna Timmons set career highs with three hits, including four doubles, in her fourth career multi-hit game against the Aggies.
-Alyssa Fockler recorded her 10th career multi-hit game against Cameron.
-McKenna Timmons and Alyssa Fockler led all Skyhawks with three total hits across the day.
-Chloe Padilla and Izzy Cueva each had a team-high two strikeouts.
 
Up Next
Fort Lewis will close out the UCO–OC Classic tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 8, with an 11 a.m. game against Eastern New Mexico University (3-2) at Oklahoma Christian University's Tom Heath Field at Lawson Complex in Edmond.
 
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