The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns put together another dominant weekend, stringing together five wins highlighted by strong individual performances and dramatic finishes. The weekend began with an 11–1 victory over SAIT, powered by Brynlee Rice’s perfect 3-for-3 day that included a three-run home run. The offense exploded early, while pitcher Katelyn Giesbrecht and reliever Rory Lumgair kept the Trojans in check.
Momentum carried into a tight contest with the University of Victoria, where the Pronghorns edged out a 6–5 win thanks to late-game execution. Devyn Rice’s alert base running provided the winning run, while Logan Chin delivered three scoreless innings of relief to preserve the victory. Lethbridge followed that up with a commanding 4–1 win over Mount Royal, as Giesbrecht struck out 11 batters and Molly Conrad supplied the big swing with a three-run homer in the fifth inning.
The offense continued to surge on Sunday with an 11–7 triumph over Victoria, led by Juliane Adams’ breakout performance at the plate. Adams drove in six runs, including a grand slam in the second inning that broke the game wide open. The weekend wrapped in thrilling fashion as the Pronghorns edged Mount Royal 8–7 in a walk-off. Molly Conrad sparked the comeback with three hits, and Raquel McGratton sealed the win with a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the sixth.
This marks the Pronghorns’ second five-win weekend of the season, matching their opening-weekend performance. The surge in results has catapulted Lethbridge from fifth place up to second in the WCSA standings, firmly positioning them as a championship contender. With just one weekend remaining in the regular season, the Pronghorns have built momentum and confidence at the perfect time, showcasing both offensive firepower and steady pitching depth.
