A number of series happening tonight under the lights. Bring some warm clothes a blanket and catch some great fall softball action across the province tonight as the OUS enters week 4.
Queen’s (7-5) v Ottawa (10-2)
Ottawa can try and lengthen their lead on the 1st overall seed in the eastern division as they head to Queen’s tonight. Meanwhile the Gaels believe these wins will help them in their quest to catch Ottawa and Toronto in the standings.
Queen’s University Gaels have a record of 7-5 this season. Eva Wolfe‘s 1.183 OPS leads Queen’s University Gaels. The center fielder has a 0.533 OBP and a 0.650 slugging percentage this season. Maddie Hickingbottom leads Queen’s University Gaels with 49 and one-third innings pitched. The starting pitcher has a 1.70 ERA this season.
The Ottawa Gee-Gees will look to add to their 8-game winning streak. They are 10-2 overall this season. Josie Rogers‘s 1.125 OPS leads the team. The infielder has a 0.500 OBP and a 0.625 slugging percentage this season. Erin Federal leads uOttawa Gee-Gees with 25 and one-third innings pitched. The starting pitcher has a 3.04 ERA this season.
Brock (9-3) v McMaster (2-12)
McMaster was swept Sunday, despite some amazing offensive stats from Jessica Henry. Brock remained strong the previous weekend and will be aiming to take these games tonight as they try and catch Laurier for the top spot in the west.
Jessica Henry‘s 1.602 OPS leads McMaster Marauders. The first baseman has a 0.578 OBP and a 1.024 slugging percentage this season. Lyza Gilbert leads McMaster Marauders with 34 and two-thirds innings pitched.
Emma Macaluso‘s 1.100 OPS leads Brock Badgers Fall 2026. The left fielder has a 0.500 OBP and a 0.600 slugging percentage this season. Ashlynn Lantz leads Brock Badgers Fall 2026 with 30 and one-third innings pitched. The starting pitcher has a 2.54 ERA this season.
Windsor (5-5) v Guelph (6-8)
Season on the line tonight in Guelph, as the Gryphons can’t afford anymore losses if they want a playoff spot in the west. Windsor still has 10 games to play, and will play the first of six games this weekend starting at 7pm in Guelph.
University of Windsor Lancers‘s pitching staff will be put to the test on Friday at Exhibition Park when they take on Guelph Gryphons ‘26. University of Windsor Lancers allow 4.58 runs per game, while Guelph Gryphons ‘26 score 5.50. Jayde Melhuish-McGahan leads the way for University of Windsor Lancers in the circle with a 1.89 ERA.
Western (8-4) vs Laurier (12-2)
Laurier leads the western division by 1 game over Brock and Western is next in line holding the 3rd place position. Western needs a sweep to have a realistic shot at the top spot, but more importantly wins of any kind matter to help secure a playoff position.
Laurier wraps up their regular season this weekend, this is the first of another three straight doubleheaders for the Hawks. Game start is 7pm in Waterloo.