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Washington Huskies Softball: Weekend Preview and Season Highlights

SEATTLE – The University of Washington’s No. 24 ranked softball team (2-3, 0-0 Big Ten) is gearing up for a packed weekend as they head to California for a five-game series. The Huskies will face off against Fresno State, San Jose State, and Santa Clara, showcasing their talent on a competitive stage this February.

Upcoming Schedule

The Huskies will start their weekend with a three-game series at Fresno State, then participate in the Silicon Valley Classic, playing two games against local teams. Here’s the detailed schedule:

Friday, February 6

  • At Fresno State
    Margie Wright Diamond, Fresno, Calif.

    • Game 1: 4:00 PM PT | Mountain West Network | Live Stats
    • Game 2: 6:00 PM PT | Mountain West Network | Live Stats

Saturday, February 14

  • At Fresno State
    Margie Wright Diamond, Fresno, Calif.

    • Game 3: 1:00 PM PT | Mountain West Network | Live Stats

Sunday, February 15

  • At San Jose State
    Spartan Softball Stadium, San Jose, Calif.

    • 9:00 AM PT | Mountain West Network | Live Stats
  • At Santa Clara
    Santa Clara Softball Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.

    • 1:00 PM PT | ESPN+ | Live Stats

Preseason Recognition

The Huskies have been receiving accolades ahead of the 2026 season:

Players to Watch

  • Alexis DeBoer: Featured on the Big Ten Players to Watch list and USA Softball’s Player of the Year Top 50 Watch List. She also earned a spot on D1 Softball and Softball America’s Preseason Second Team All-American list, ranking in the top-40 overall players.
  • Jadyn Glab: Recognized as D1 Softball’s 94th overall player and a Top-10 catcher.
  • Morgan Reimer: Made the Big Ten Players to Watch list, along with fellow freshmen Marley Teasley, Mila Reddy, and Melody Acevedo.

Team Rankings

The Huskies are placed at No. 22 in both D1 Softball and Softball America preseason polls, and No. 25 in the USA Softball/ESPN.com poll.

Opening Weekend Highlights

During their opening weekend at the UTSA Invitational, the Huskies went 2-3, registering impressive performances such as a 17-0 victory over UTSA and a thrilling walk-off win against No. 9 Nebraska (3-2). Key highlights from the weekend:

  • Ally Hetzel hit her first career home run during the 17-0 victory.
  • Alexis DeBoer led the team with a .462 batting average, showcasing her offensive prowess.
  • Kaycie Burdick, Mila Reddy, and Marley Teasley also made notable contributions in their first appearances.

Tough Competition Ahead

The upcoming weekend presents a challenging slate for the Huskies as they battle against established programs.

Opposing Teams

  • Fresno State: Coming off a solid start (3-1) this season, they previously had a strong 2025 season with a 37-20 record. The Huskies have a historical edge, sporting a 14-9 record against the Bulldogs, winning the last four encounters.

  • San Jose State: With a 1-4 start, they are looking to rebound after losses to ranked teams.

  • Santa Clara: The Broncos are off to a 3-2 start and are the defending WCC champions, maintaining a perfect 18-0 record against the Huskies historically.

Looking Ahead

The Huskies’ road trip will continue with matchups in the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic and further contests against other strong teams, testing their mettle as they aim to solidify their place in the top rankings.

Upcoming Home Games

After their extensive road schedule, the Huskies will finally return to Husky Softball Stadium on March 3 for a matchup against Seattle U. The Big Ten competition resumes at home against Northwestern on March 6.

For fans looking to catch the action live, ticket information is available via Husky Softball Tickets.

Conclusion

As the Washington Huskies navigate through a competitive season, their focus remains on strengthening their performance and climbing the rankings. With key players making significant impacts and an exciting slate of games ahead, Husky fans have much to anticipate this season. For full coverage and updates, follow @UWSoftball on social media.

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