JMorris | Posted: 30 Aug 2012 | Updated: 8 Nov 2020

Softball announces fall schedule, 2013 schedule

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PROVO, Utah- BYU head coach Gordon Eakin announced Tuesday the 2012 fall softball schedule and the 2013 regular season schedule, along with the Pacific Coast Softball Conference games.

BYU will lead off the 2013 season by co-hosting a tournament with Utah Valley in St. George from Feb. 7-9.

After competing in four more preseason tournaments, BYU will begin its regular season at home against Marist College Mar.19. This will be the second time BYU will play Marist in its history, with the last time ending in a 9-1 Cougar victory in 2004.

After playing Marist, BYU will face its first PCSC opponent at the University of San Diego Mar. 22-23 and then will return home to play the University of Houston Mar. 29-30 in a three-game series.

BYU will also play PCSC opponents UVU, Loyola Marymount, Santa Clara, CSU Bakersfield and Saint Mary’s throughout the season.

To end the regular season, BYU will play the University of Utah in the Deseret First Duel at home May 11.

As the PCSC will not hold a conference championship, the automatic bid into the NCAA playoffs will go to the regular-season conference champions.

Other game matchups and official times, along with broadcast and radio information, will be announced at a later date.

Fall Schedule

BYU will begin fall play on Sep. 29 at home against Southern Idaho at 4 p.m. MDT and Weber State at 6:15 p.m. MDT in a double-header.

BYU will also play six games in October. Dates, times and teams will be announced at a later date, but the Cougars will close out their fall schedule with a double-header at Dixie State on Oct. 27

 

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