No. 10 Florida State softball shuts down Clemson in 4-1 road win
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No. 10 Florida State softball silenced a packed McWhorter Stadium on Friday night, riding a balanced pitching effort and timely hitting to a 4-1 victory over Clemson . The No.
10 Seminoles improved to 30-4 overall and 7-0 in ACC play, while the Tigers fell to 23-11 and 6-4. Jazzy Francik set the tone in the circle for Florida State, holding Clemson to one hit through three innings. The Tigers mounted their only serious threat in the fourth, loading the bases with one out, but Makenna Reid entered in relief and limited the damage to a sacrifice fly.
That run proved to be Clemson’s only offense of the night. Francik, Reid and Ashtyn Danley combined to allow four hits, with Danley closing out the final innings. We slidin’🤫 #Team43 pic.
twitter. com/JXUIE8giVp — Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) March 28, 2026 Florida State broke through in the fourth after stranding runners in the first three innings. Danley and Bella Ruggiero opened the frame with back-to-back singles, and Shelby McKenzie delivered an RBI single up the middle, extending her RBI streak to nine consecutive games.