Sat, Feb 25 Final
Softball
5 Lake Forest
6 vs. Concordia Chicago
Thu, Mar 9 Final
Softball
11 Lake Forest
2 vs. North Central
Thu, Mar 9 Final
Softball
1 North Central
4 vs. Lake Forest
Mon, Mar 13 Final
Softball
8 Lake Forest
5 vs. Wooster
Mon, Mar 13 Final
Softball
2 Westminster (Pa.)
1 vs. Lake Forest
Tue, Mar 14 Final
Softball
4 Ramapo
1 vs. Lake Forest
Tue, Mar 14 Final
Softball
8 Lake Forest
0 vs. Lakeland
Thu, Mar 16 Final
Softball
5 New Paltz
1 vs. Lake Forest
Thu, Mar 16 Final - 5 innings
Softball
9 Lake Forest
0 vs. Minn.-Morris
Fri, Mar 17 Final
Softball
6 St. Scholastica
9 vs. Lake Forest
Fri, Mar 17 Final - 8 innings
Softball
3 Lake Forest
4 vs. Ohio Northern
Sat, Mar 18 Final
Softball
2 Lake Forest
7 vs. Franklin & Marshall
Sat, Mar 18 Final
Softball
0 Kalamazoo
2 vs. Lake Forest
Tue, Mar 21 Final
Softball
7 Carthage
9 vs. Lake Forest
Tue, Mar 21 Final - 8 innings
Softball
7 Carthage
7 vs. Lake Forest
Sun, Apr 2 Final
Softball
2 Elmhurst
5 vs. Lake Forest
Sun, Apr 2 Final
Softball
5 Elmhurst
7 vs. Lake Forest
Fri, Apr 7 Final - 6 innings
Softball
7 Knox
15 vs. Lake Forest
Fri, Apr 7 Final
Softball
3 Knox
7 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 8 Final
Softball
5 Illinois Col.
1 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 8 Final - 6 innings
Softball
9 Illinois Col.
1 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, Apr 12 Final
Softball
5 Concordia Chicago
2 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 15 Final
Softball
6 Lake Forest
7 at Grinnell
Sat, Apr 15 Final
Softball
0 Lake Forest
3 at Grinnell
Mon, Apr 17 Final
Softball
5 Lake Forest
3 at Cornell
Mon, Apr 17 Final
Softball
5 Lake Forest
4 at Cornell
Sat, Apr 22 Final - 5 innings
Softball
0 Ripon
8 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 22 Final
Softball
1 Ripon
5 vs. Lake Forest
Sun, Apr 23 Final - 9 innings
Softball
3 Lake Forest
4 at Chicago
Sun, Apr 23 Final - 5 innings
Softball
2 Lake Forest
0 at Chicago
Wed, Apr 26 Final
Softball
3 North Central
5 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, Apr 26 Final
Softball
3 North Central
7 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 29 Final - 5 innings
Softball
5 Beloit
17 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 29 Final
Softball
1 Beloit
8 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, May 3 Final - 5 innings
Softball
10 Lake Forest
0 at Lawrence
Wed, May 3 Final - 8 innings
Softball
9 Lake Forest
8 at Lawrence
Sun, May 7 Final
Softball
6 Lake Forest
5 at Monmouth
Sun, May 7 Final - 6 innings
Softball
12 Lake Forest
3 at Monmouth
Fri, May 12 Final
Softball
0 Lake Forest
6 vs. Grinnell
Fri, May 12 Final - 6 innings
Softball
11 Lake Forest
2 vs. Cornell
Sat, May 13 Final
Softball
4 Illinois Col.
2 vs. Lake Forest
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Foresters Defeat St. Norbert, Capture MWC Championship

Foresters Defeat St. Norbert, Capture MWC Championship

The Lake Forest College softball team claim the seventh Midwest Conference championship in program history by defeating visiting St. Norbert College 3-0 on Saturday. The Foresters are now 26-8 this season and will advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament, which will begin next weekend.

Lake Forest reached the championship game of the double-elimination tournament by posting an 8-0 five-inning victory over Lawrence University and a 3-1 triumph against St. Norbert on Friday. The Green Knights split their games on Friday and defeated Monmouth College 3-1 Saturday morning to reach the championship round.

Forester sophomore pitcher Jessi Werner turned in her second complete game shutout of the weekend and third in a row overall. She limited St. Norbert to just a pair of base hits while striking out 10 batters and walking two in the contest.

Lake Forest took the lead on back-to-back run-scoring singles up the middle by sophomore first baseman Sally Snarski and catcher Alex Hemmer in the top of the third inning. Junior centerfielder Kayla Borgra had drawn a one-out walk and senior shortstop Sam Ritsema singled with two outs, setting up an RBI opportunity for Snarski.

Borgra tacked on an insurance run in the fifth inning on her sixth home run of the season. She and Snarski were each 2-for-3 in the game and Hemmer also had a pair of hits in four at-bats.

The championship is the Foresters' first since claiming five consecutive titles from 2002 through 2006. The program's first league championship was in 1988.

Along with the title comes the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Sixteen regional tournaments will be played next weekend and a new super regional round the following weekend will shrink the field down to eight. The National Finals will be played in Tyler, Texas, May 22-27.

Click here to watch the team celebration after the game.