The No. 11-ranked Georgia Gwinnett College softball team helped Head Coach Kat Ihlenburg collect her 400th coaching victory with two commanding victories Saturday afternoon at Webber International University for a successful start to a road trip through Florida.

The Grizzlies (34-9) scored in each offensive inning of the opener to win 13-0. Then, sophomore pitcher Annalise Wood matched her own single-game school record with 17 strikeouts in a 9-0 no-hitter during the nightcap.

Ihlenburg's historic 400th victory came in one of the most commanding days of her 11 seasons leading the program. The team's offense scored 22 runs on 25 hits, while the pitching limited the Warriors to just one hit for the day.

In the opener, the visitors jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the opening frame. Senior Lea McFadden hit a run-scoring single down the right field line to plate the first run. Freshman Enna Lackey followed by driving in McFadden with a single to left field.

McFadden brought home another run with a single during the second inning and sophomore Lindzie Owen increased the lead to 7-0 with a single that produced two more runs.

GGC pushed across four more runs an inning later. Junior Kendall Parks legged out an RBI triple before coming around to score herself following a base hit by freshman Summer Hickson. Senior Alexa Good contributed a sacrifice fly that brought home another run and sophomore Jane Hoover's RBI ground out to second base concluded the productive frame.

Freshman Madison Rodgers brought home a pair of runs with a double to left-center field in the fifth inning of the opener.

Meanwhile, Good commanded the pitching circle with a one-hit shutout and recorded eight strikeouts to pick up her ninth win of the season.

Wood's no-hitter in the second game was her fourth of the season. The right hander has not allowed a hit in the last 59 batters she has faced over the course of the past three games. Her earned run average is now 0.32 with a single-season 231 strikeouts in 130.2 innings.

Senior Sydney Pelaez set the offensive tone in the second game with a two-run single to give the Grizzlies an early 2-0 lead in the third inning.

Owen provided two insurance runs with a single to right-center field in the fifth inning. Rodgers added a run-scoring single to plate Owen and Hickson led off the sixth frame with her first collegiate home run as GGC took a comfortable 6-0 lead.

The team added two more runs in the seventh inning to cap the strong offensive day.

Owen registered a pair of two-hit games on the afternoon while Haulk, McFadden, Rodgers, and Pelaez each tallied two hits in the opener.
  Offensive contributions throughout the lineup helped lead GGC to Saturday's doubleheader sweep at Webber International. In the first contest, seniors Sydney Pelaez and Lea McFadden joined junior Josie Haulk, sophomore Lindzie Owen and freshman Madison Rodgers in collecting two hits. Then, freshman Summer Hickson and Owen each had two hits in the second game. GGC tallied 25 hits across the two games.
  First Game
Top of First
Lea McFadden hit a run-scoring single down the right field line
Enna Lackey hit an RBI single that gave the Grizzlies a 3-0 lead
 
Top of Second
Lea McFadden added an RBI single that scored Sydney Pelaez
Kloey Goins hit a sacrifice fly to left field
 
Top of Third
Lindzie Owen hit a single to left field that scored a pair of runs
 
Top of Fourth
Kendall Parks legged out a triple down the right field line
Summer Hickson collected an RBI single
Alexa Good hit a sacrifice fly
Jane Hoover capped the team's four-run inning with an RBI ground out
 
Top of Fifth
Madison Rodgers hit a two-run double to left-center field
 
Second Game
Top of Third
Sydney Pelaez opened the scoring with a two-run single
 
Top of Fifth
Lindzie Owen gave the Grizzlies a 4-0 lead with a two-run single to right-center field
Madison Rodgers added a run-scoring single
 
Top of Sixth
Summer Hickson led off the frame with a home run
Lea McFadden hit an RBI single that brought home Enna Lackey
 
Top of Seventh
Claire Garney hit a run-scoring single to left-center field
 

• The Grizzlies tallied 25 hits across Saturday's doubleheader sweep, including 14 hits in the opener
• Freshman Summer Hickson hit her first collegiate home run during the second game; she became only the second Grizzly to hit a round tripper this season
• Sophomore Annalise Wood tied her own single-game school record with 17 strikeouts during the second contest
• The Grizzlies allowed just one hit across 12 innings of action on Saturday

• GGC improves to 34-9 on the season, while Webber International drops to 13-28 this spring
• The Grizzlies were ranked No. 11 in the final regular-season NAIA Top 25 poll
• GGC Head Coach Kat Ihlenburg recorded her 400th career coaching victory in Saturday's first contest
• The team has won six of the seven all-time meetings with Webber International

Georgia Gwinnett College is scheduled to play at No. 17 Southeastern University (Florida) on Monday, April 24, in Lakeland, Florida, starting at 2 p.m.