CLERMONT, Florida - WVU Tech softball finished the PFX Games in Clermont, Florida with two wins, including Tuesday's 7-3 victory over Carleton College and an 11-3 decision over Thomas College Friday afternoon. The Golden Bears competed in eight total games this past week and now have a record of 6-14 this season.

The Golden Bears finished with 10 and 15 hits in the match-ups against Carleton and Thomas respectively. The team also combined for six doubles, 13 RBI and 18 runs in the victories.

Freshman Stephanie Seewer combined for eight hits, five doubles and three RBI going 8-for-9 at the plate for Tech in the wins.

March 25 | WVU Tech 7, Carleton 3 (Box Score)
Sophomore Lexi Huck finished a perfect 2-for-2 at the plate for Tech Tuesday, recording two runs, two RBI and a double. Seewer also finished perfect at the plate, 4-for-4 with three doubles, two RBI and a run scored.

Four more Golden Bears registered a hit each, junior Breigh Renner and freshmen MaKayla Waugh, Baylee Harless and MiKayla Craze.

In the circle, freshman Kyla Shull (1-2) drew the start, scattering eight hits and three earned runs while striking out two batters for the complete game and her first collegiate win.

March 27 | WVU Tech 11, Thomas 3 (Box Score)
The Golden Bears saw five players finish with a multiple hit game, Seewer leading the way with four hits. Freshman Kayla Harbin tallied three hits and an RBI while senior Kat Lively, junior Megan Blythe and Harless produced two hits each.

Lively produced three RBI and two runs while Blythe crossed the plate twice and Harless once for the Gold and Blue.

Junior Genna Trippett (1-3) earned her first collegiate win, pitching a complete game while striking out three batters and giving up one hit and no earned runs.

During Tech's time in Clermont, Florida at the PFX Games, they competed in six other contests, falling to Indiana Tech (3-0 and 3-1), William Woods University (7-4) and the University of Northwestern (6-1, 4-1 and 21-4).

Tech will return to action April 1 when they travel to the University of Pikeville for doubleheader action, first pitch is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.