2021 BYU Cougars softball team

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2021 BYU Cougars softball
BYU Cougars logo.svg
Conference West Coast Conference
Record38–17 (11–1 WCC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • Pete Meredith (8th season)
  • AJ Taulai'i (4th season)
Home stadiumGail Miller Field
Seasons
←  2020
2022  →
2021 West Coast Conference softball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L T PCTW L T PCT
BYU  ‍†‍‍y11–1–0 .91738–17–0 .691
Loyola Marymount  ‍‍‍10–5–0 .66722–21–0 .512
Pacific  ‍‍‍4–5–0 .44414–14–1 .500
Saint Mary's  ‍‍‍4–8–0 .33313–24–0 .351
San Diego  ‍‍‍5–10–0 .33313–29–0 .310
Santa Clara  ‍‍‍5–10–0 .3338–20–0 .286
Pacific suspended their season on May 5, 2021
† – Conference champion
y – Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of May 21, 2021 [1]
Rankings from NFCA

The 2021 BYU Cougars softball team represents Brigham Young University in the 2021 NCAA Division I softball season. Gordon Eakin enters the year as head coach of the Cougars for a 19th consecutive season. 2021 is the eighth season for the Cougars as members of the WCC in softball. [2] The Cougars entered 2021 having won their last 11 conference championships, though they never made it to conference play in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Contents

2021 Roster

2021 BYU Cougars Roster [3]
 

Pitchers

  • 10 Arissa Paulson – senior
  • 15 Taryn Lennon – freshman
  • 18 Lexi Atcitty – freshman
  • 20 Autumn Moffat-Korth – senior
  • 28 Carley Brown – sophomore
  • 33 Lo Salcedo – freshman
  • 77 Reggie Kanagawa – senior

Catchers

  • 11 Morgan Bevell – senior
  • 13 Bridget Fleener – junior
  • 14 Kaylee Erickson – sophomore
  • 24 Natalie Sicairos – freshman
 

Infielders

  • 3 Marissa Chavez – junior
  • 5 Taylei Williams – senior
  • 7 Alyssa Podhurcak – sophomore
  • 8 Emilee Erickson – senior
  • 10 Arissa Paulson – senior
  • 14 Kaylee Erickson – sophomore
  • 16 Brooke Hill-Barrington – junior
  • 17 Erin Miklus – senior
  • 44 Mallory Barber – junior
  • 54 Huntyr Aca – sophomore
  • 55 Martha Epenesa – junior
  • 77 Reggie Kanagawa – sophomore
 

Outfielders

  • 1 HannahJo Peterson – senior
  • 2 Rylee Jensen-McFarland – senior
  • 4 Ally Oyanguren – freshman
  • 6 Morgan Sterner – freshman
  • 15 Taryn Lennon – freshman
  • 23 Violet Zavodnik – freshman
  • 99 Aubrielle Paulson – junior
 

Schedule

DateTimeOpponentRank#SiteResultAttendanceWinning PitcherLosing Pitcher
Kajakawa Classic
February 11*3:00 PM#16  Arizona State Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZ L 2–7235Cielo Meza (1–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (0–1)
February 11*5:30 PM#16 Arizona StateAlberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZL 5–7 (8)235Allison Royalty (1–0)Arissa Paulson (0–1)
February 12*3:00 PM Utah Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZL 0–1146Sydney Sandez (1–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (0–2)
February 13*12:00 PM Seattle Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZW 4–3132Autumn Moffat-Korth (1–2)Stefanie Madrigal (0–2)
St. George Classic
February 18*1:00 PM#2  Washington Karl Brooks Field • St. George, UT L 1–4122Gabbie Plain (2–0)Carley Brown (0–1)
February 19*11:00 AM Utah State Canyons Softball Complex • St. George, UTW 6–330Arissa Paulson (1–1)Jessica Stewart (0–3)
February 19*1:30 PM Montana Canyons Softball Complex • St. George, UTW 9–0 (5)30Autumn Moffat-Korth (2–2)Ashley Ward (0–2)
February 20*11:00 AM Utah Valley Canyons Softball Complex • St. George, UTW 7–250Arissa Paulson (2–1)Devyn Cretz
February 20*1:30 PM Nevada Canyon Softball Complex • St. George, UTW 7–150Autumn Moffat-Korth (3–2)Blake Craft (2–2)
Arizona Tournament
February 25*2:00 PMSeattleHillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZ W 4–032Autumn Moffat-Korth (4–2)Shi Smith (2–4)
February 25*5:00 PM#3  Arizona Hillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZL 0–12 (5)0Alyssa Dengam (3–0)Arissa Paulson (2–2)
February 26*12:00 PM Oregon State Hillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZL 3–100Mariah Mazon (4–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (4–3)
February 27*3:00 PM Colorado State Hillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZCanceledCSU withdrew from Arizona Tournament due to COVID-19 protocols  
February 27*6:00 PMColorado StateHillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZCanceledCSU withdrew from Arizona Tournament due to COVID-19 protocols  
February 27*2:00 PM#3 ArizonaHillenbrand Stadium • Tucson, AZL 3–11 (6)0Mariah Lopez (3–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (4–4)
DeMarani Invitational
March 4*4:30 PM Cal Smith Family Stadium • Stanford, CA W 8–7 (8)0Carley Brown (1–1)Sona Halijian (1–3)
March 4*7:00 PM Stanford Smith Family Stadium • Stanford, CAL 3–50Alana Vawter (5–0)Arissa Paulson (2–3)
March 5*2:00 PM UCSB Smith Family Stadium • Stanford, CAW 4–10Autumn Moffat-Korth (5–4)Alyssa Molina (0–2)
March 6*12:30 PMNevadaSmith Family Stadium • Stanford, CACanceledNevada withdrew from DeMarani Tournament due to COVID-19 protocols  
March 6*3:00 PMStanfordSmith Family Stadium • Stanford, CAL 2–30Alana Vawter (6–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (5–5)
Regular Season
March 10*2:00 PM Sam Houston State Bobcat Softball Stadium • San Marcos, TX W 12–2 (5)0Arissa Paulson (3–3)Regan Dunn (2–2)
March 11*5:00 PM Texas State Bobcat Softball Stadium • San Marcos, TXL 1–2237Jessica Mullins (5–2)Autumn Moffat-Korth (5–6)
March 12*2:00 PM UTSA Bobcat Softball Stadium • San Marcos, TXW 11–2 (5)0Arissa Paulson (4–3)Clarissa Hernandez (1–2)
March 13*1:00 PM#10  Texas Red and Charline McCombs Field • Austin, TX L 7–100Molly Jacobsen (5–1)Autumn Moffat-Korth (5–7)
March 13*4:00 PM Tarleton State Red and Charline McCombs Field • Austin, TXW 7–1446Autumn Moffat-Korth (6–7)Tristan Bridges (2–7)
March 24*5:00 PMStanfordGail Miller Field • Provo, UTL 4–5215Maddy Dwyer (2–0)Autumn Moffat-Korth (6–8)
March 26*2:30 PM Boise State Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTL 4–6759Hannah Bailey (4–0)Carley Brown (1–2)
March 26*5:00 PMBoise StateGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 4–1759Autumn Moffat-Korth (7–8)Sara Johnson (0–7)
March 27*3:30 PMSouthern UtahGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 8–0 (6)799Arissa Paulson (5–3)Tyler Denhart
March 30*5:00 PM#14 Arizona StateGail Miller Field • Provo, UTCanceleddue to unknown health emergency, but it was not COVID-19 protocols  
April 1*6:00 PM#25  Baylor Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 4–1280Autumn Moffat-Korth (8–8)Gia Rodoni (7–4)
April 2*1:00 PM#25 BaylorGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 7–5379Carley Brown (2–2)Sidney Mansell (6–1)
April 2*3:50 PM#25 BaylorGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 7–5379Autumn Moffat-Korth (9–8)Aliyah Binford (5–2)
April 6*3:30 PMUtah StateGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 4–0365Autumn Moffat-Korth (10–8)Jes Stewart (9–9)
April 94:00 PM Saint Mary's Louis Guisto Field • Moraga, CA W 10–630Carley Brown (3–2)Kayla Scott (2–4)
April 101:00 PMSaint Mary'sLouis Guisto Field • Moraga, CAW 8–540Arissa Paulson (6–3)Eileen Perez (1–4)
April 103:00 PMSaint Mary'sLouis Guisto Field • Moraga, CAW 1–055Autumn Moffat-Korth (11–8)Sofia Earle (4–8)
April 13*6:00 PM Idaho State Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 10–1 (5)616Autumn Moffat-Korth (12–8)Emma McMurray (0–5)
UCCU Crosstown Clash
April 14*6:00 PM Utah Valley Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 8–2120Arissa Paulson (7–3)Devyn Cretz (9–10)
Regular Season
April 15*5:00 PMSouthern UtahGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 8–0 (5)162Autumn Moffat-Korth (13–8)Payton Goodrich (2–7)
Deseret First Duel
April 21*6:00 PMUtahGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 7–6497Carley Brown (4–2)Sydney Sandez (7–5)
Regular Season
April 235:00 PM San Diego Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 3–1350Autumn Moffat-Korth (14–8)Madison Earnshaw (3–10)
April 237:00 PMSan DiegoGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 11–3 (5)350Arissa Paulson (8–3)Courtney Rose (1–8)
April 241:00 PMSan DiegoGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 3–0290Autumn Moffat-Korth (15–8)Madison Earnshaw (3–11)
UCCU Crosstown Clash
April 27*5:00 PMUtah ValleyWolverine Field • Orem, UT L 1–8229Brooke Carter (4–5)Carley Brown (4–3)
Regular Season
April 303:00 PM Loyola Marymount Smith Field • Los Angeles, CA W 5–250Autumn Moffat-Korth (16–8)Marina Vitalich (12–8)
May 11:00 PMLoyola MarymountSmith Field • Los Angeles, CAL 2–3 (10)65Marina Vitalich (13-8)Arissa Paulson (8–4)
May 14:30 PMLoyola MarymountSmith Field • Los Angeles, CAW 9–1 (6)60Autumn Moffat-Korth (17–8)Marina Vitalich (13-9)
May 4*3:00 PMSouthern UtahKathryn Berg Field • Cedar City, UT W 9–0 (5)100Arissa Paulson (9–4)Tyler Denhart (8–12)
May 7*5:00 PM Santa Clara SCU Softball Field • Santa Clara, CA W 9–0 (6)35Autumn Moffat-Korth (18–8)Lauren Anderson (2–7)
May 77:30 PMSanta ClaraSCU Softball Field • Santa Clara, CAW 15–2 (5)35Arissa Paulson (10–4)Zoe Straughn (2–3)
May 82:00 PMSanta ClaraSCU Softball Field • Santa Clara, CAW 6–140Autumn Moffat-Korth (19–8)Liyah Lopez (3–4)
May 10*2:00 PM Dixie State Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 7–1350Autumn Moffat-Korth (20–8)Carissa Burgess (13–13)
May 10*4:00 PMDixie StateGail Miller Field • Provo, UTW 8–2350Arissa Paulson (11–4)Ashtyn Bauerle (5–10)
May 11*4:00 PMUtah StateJohnson Softball Field • Logan, UT W 4–0197Autumn Moffat-Korth (21–8)Delaney Hull (3–8)
May 145:00 PM Pacific Gail Miller Field • Provo, UTCanceledPacific cancelled their season citing health and wellness concerns May 5  
May 147:00 PMPacificGail Miller Field • Provo, UTCanceledPacific cancelled their season citing health and wellness concerns May 5  
May 151:00 PMPacificGail Miller Field • Provo, UTCanceledPacific cancelled their season citing health and wellness concerns May 5  
2021 NCAA Division I softball tournament
May 20*5:30 PM#21  Virginia Tech Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZL 2–5574Keely Rochard (26–8)Autumn Moffat-Korth (21–9)
May 21*4:30 PM Southern Illinois Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZW 7–2550Autumn Moffat-Korth (22–9)Sarah Harness (22–6)
May 21*8:00 PM#12 (13) Arizona StateAlberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZW 9–8689Arissa Paulson (12–4)Lindsay Lopez (16–7)
May 22*4:00 PM#21 Virginia TechAlberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium • Tempe, AZL 4–11719Keely Rochard (28–8)Autumn Moffat-Korth (22–10)
*Non-Conference Game. All times are in Mountain Time Zone.

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  2. ↑ "Cougars join the WCC" (Press release). Deseret News. July 3, 2013. Retrieved July 3, 2013.
  3. ↑ Roster Softball byucougars.com
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