No. 9 FSU softball's late rally spoiled in walk-off loss at Stanford
No. 9 FSU softball's 25-game winning streak ended dramatically with a 9-8 loss to Stanford on a walk-off grand slam.
No. 9 Florida State softball let a late lead slip away. The Seminoles scored six runs in the top of the seventh inning Friday night but were undone in the final moments, falling 9-8 to Stanford on a walk-off grand slam at Stanford Softball Stadium.
FSU dropped to 36-5 overall and 12-1 in ACC play, suffering its first league loss of the season and ending its 25-game winning streak. Stanford improved to 24-12 and 10-6 in the ACC. STANFORD ENDS FLORIDA STATE'S WIN STREAK WITH THE WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM 🔥 What a finish for @StanfordSball 💪 pic.
twitter. com/h6JtyW5pas — ACC Network (@accnetwork) April 11, 2026 The Seminoles fell behind early after Stanford scored twice in the bottom of the first inning off Ashtyn Danley . Danley answered for herself in the second, launching a leadoff solo home run to pull FSU within one.
After that, both teams’ pitchers settled in. The game remained tight through the middle innings, which were interrupted by a 39-minute rain delay. FSU broke through again in the sixth inning using two-out hitting.