St. Thomas Defeats Green Bay in Softball Doubleheader Sweep
On April 20, 2026, the University of St. Thomas softball team secured a doubleheader sweep over the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix, winning the second game by a score of 10-7. The victory came after a late-inning rally, with St. Thomas adding four runs in the final two innings to overcome a deficit and clinch the series.
Paeton Kringel took the loss for Green Bay, starting the game and pitching 4.2 innings. She allowed six runs—two of them earned—on 11 hits although recording two strikeouts. Despite her efforts, the Phoenix were unable to contain the St. Thomas offense in the later stages of the game.
The win improved St. Thomas’ standing in their conference play, while Green Bay fell to 12-28 on the season. The doubleheader loss marked another setback for the Phoenix, who have struggled to discover consistency in recent outings.
St. Thomas’ ability to deliver in high-pressure situations was evident as they turned a close contest into a decisive victory. Their offensive production in the seventh and eighth innings proved critical, as they scored four unanswered runs to break the game open.
Green Bay will look to regroup as they prepare for upcoming conference matchups, aiming to reverse their recent trend and secure vital wins in the final stretch of the season.
Key Takeaways
- St. Thomas swept the doubleheader against Green Bay with a 10-7 win in Game 2.
- Paeton Kringel started for Green Bay, pitching 4.2 innings with six runs allowed (two earned) and two strikeouts.
- St. Thomas rallied with four runs in the final two innings to overcome a deficit and secure the victory.
- Green Bay fell to 12-28 on the season following the loss.