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University of the Cumberlands softball projected 4th in MSC Preseason Poll

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University of the Cumberlands softball projected fourth in the Mid-South Conference Preseason Poll, as announced by league officials on Friday, Jan. 8.

Leading the way was Lindsey Wilson, who received 90 points with nine first-place votes. Both Campbellsville and Georgetown received one first-place vote as well as earning 87 and 72 points respectively. 
 
Cumberlands finished just four points behind Georgetown, earning 68 points for fourth place overall.
 
A season ago, UC was picked to finish second in the conference and received a single first-place vote. Due to COVID-19, the Patriots never competed in MSC play and finished with an 8-12 record. Cumberlands did end the 2020 season on a three-game winning streak, including a victory over Rio Grande, who was receiving votes in the NAIA poll. 
 
The Patriots keep the core of their team from a season ago, including Madison Huber who led the team in batting average, doubles and slugging percentage. UC also returns Kaiti White to the circle after a stellar freshman campaign leading the pitching staff in ERA, strikeouts and innings pitched.

[Editor’s note: White is a former standout for the Fairfield Lady Lions softball program, including setting nine career pitching records and eight season records for both pitching and batting.]
 
UC opens up their season with a road trip through Florida starting with a doubleheader at Warner on Feb. 12, with games slated for 5 and 7 p.m.

For the latest and most up-to-date information on University of the Cumberlands Athletics, please visit www.cumberlandspatriots.com. Follow the program on Twitter - @UC_Patriots and @UCPatsGameDay, Instagram - @UCPatriots, YouTube – Cumberlands Patriots and Facebook by searching University of the Cumberlands Athletics.

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