How do you replace Chelsea Thomas? The softball season is only a few weeks old, coach Ehren Earleywine and his players have already heard the question: How do you fill the shoes of a four-time All-American? But...

No. 18 Missouri softball (18-7, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) swept Illinois State, 4-2 and 5-0, in a double-header at University Field today. Game 1 was a career game for the Tigers. Freshman pitcher...

Saturday was not a day that brought smiles to head coach Ehren Earleywine’s face as No. 16 Missouri (16-7, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) dropped a doubleheader and therefore the series against No. 9 Kentucky...

When the chorus to Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse” rings out at University Field, you know something’s coming. That something is junior third baseman Angela Randazzo. Randazzo’s two-run homer was...

Sophomore slump? Forget about it. With a roster comprised of nearly 70 percent underclassmen, the No. 15 Missouri softball team’s sophomore class has emerged as the Tigers’ offensive force this season,...

Assistant coach Pete D’Amour described softball as a sport of “peaks and valleys,” and No. 15 Missouri’s 5-0 weekend at the Citrus Classic was definitely a peak. The Tigers (12-3) were led offensively...

One is expected to break the school’s home run record. The other is said to be more fully developed than a three-time All-American. How does softball coach Ehren Earleywine feel about these lofty expectations...

The future was on display as the Missouri softball team began preparing for the 2014 season Friday. Highly touted freshmen pitchers Tori Finucane and Casey Stangel started a game apiece, and the Tigers...

Just four hours after throwing a complete game shutout against No. 4 Tennessee, senior pitcher Chelsea Thomas went back to the circle. No. 3 Florida (51-7, 13-3 Southeastern Conference) chased Thomas...

Senior Chelsea Thomas spread five hits and nine strikeouts over a complete game and led No. 7 Missouri (35-10, 15-8 Southeastern Conference) to shut out No. 4 Tennessee (44-10, 16-6 SEC) 3-0 in the SEC...

In last Sunday’s win over Tennessee, eight of Missouri’s runs crossed the plate via home run. Thursday, Missouri got a little more creative, using a single, double, triple and a pair of sacrifice flies...