LIU Softball

A few pics from our final fall game at Rutgers

Halloween conditioning practice!

It’s game 1 of the 2024 World Series so we supported our favorite teams at practice today!

Custom glove day thanks to !

Happy Birthday, Emma 🦈🥎

Team outing to Little Italy 🇮🇹 today for the feast of San Gennero!

Sharks Fall Schedule! 🥎🦈

Never Forget! #911

Catch, throw and receive. If you can’t catch and throw you can’t play softball!🥎🦈

The Newest Sharks are all moved and ready to roll!

Happy birthday, Devon! 🎉🦈🥎

Congratulations to our student-athletes who were named to the NEC Spring honor rolls!

Not the ending we were looking for, but a huge thank you to all the fans that supported us back in Brooklyn this year! See you next year 🦈🥎

📸: Thursday against Sacred Heart

The game was suspended in the top of the sixth inning and will resume tomorrow at 10 a.m.

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🥎☔️𝗚𝗔𝗠𝗘 𝗦𝗨𝗦𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗗

Game 2 of the Championship between & has been suspended in the top of the 6th due to rain.

Play will resume Friday at 10 am.



𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗦 𝗛𝗤👇
northeastconference.org/tournaments/?i…

🚨 NEC Tournament 🚨
🆚 Sacred Heart
📍 Loretto, Pa.
🕰️ 1 p.m.
📺 necfrontrow.com/game/12265
📺 es.pn/3UzFtUh
📊 liuathletics.com

Mari Narvaiz awarded the NEC Golden Glove Award!!

Congrats, Mari!

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Happy birthday, Alyssa! 🎂 🎁 🎊 🎉

Dallas Andrews shone in her senior season at the plate, finishing the year with the most hits in the NEC and the second highest batting average!

Lindsey Cowans was stellar in the circle for the Sharks this year, finishing in a tie for the second most wins the NEC as well as being fifth in strikeouts and ERA!

Gabby Padilla and Mari Narvaiz were doubles machines for the Sharks, finishing in a tie for the third most in the conference with 12 each!

Alyssa O'Donnell had a dominant season in the circle this year for LIU, finishing fourth in the NEC in ERA with a 1.97!

Fittingly on alumni day this past Saturday former long time athletic department leader Margaret Alaimo threw out the ceremonial first pitch.
She started her illustrious career here at LIU in 1987 as the head women’s basketball coach and later spent time as the assistant women’s softball coach. Margaret transitioned in to an administrative position which led her to becoming LIU Brooklyn’s Senior Women’s Administrator. She helped lead this athletic department at LIU for over 30 years. Margaret was a staunch supporter of LIU athletics and a strong advocate for our
female-student athletes. She was always one of the most liked people by students, faculty, coaches and among all campus departments here at LIU.
She knew every single athlete’s name for all the sports we had in Brooklyn. She hired Coach Roy in 1995 which began a long and trusted relationship with the LIU Softball program. Her support helped guide the program to championship heights and later led to helping the softball program to remain in Brooklyn and the building of this softball facility. Today, we give a big thank you to Margaret Alaimo from LIU athletics and in particular from the LIU Softball program.