The attendance tonight was pretty minimal for how good this team is. I get that it's a Thursday night, but they deserve to have a lot more support than what was there. Is anyone able to maybe create a graphic that shows batting averages, slugging percentages, homers, and RBI's for our top gals? Maybe even add the stats for a couple of our pitchers?

I'm local to BCS and attend many games. I share that I am at games and have had a few friends say they need to go, but they haven't. Maybe stats might give the extra push to get folks in the door?

If this becomes a TexAgs publication, I will 100000% share the post.

taylorswift13 was posting stats at the 2025 Softball post. I tried a separate post following last week's Fla tourney. 500 views, one response. good luck in your endeavor

The running thread on the Fla St tourney had 676 responses. Interest is there.

yeah, I picked up on that. surprised there wasn't one created for this weekend. but since it is local and there is streaming etc......
I have accepted after I submit a post generally the post dies. bc people assume I could be a troll. You know what is said about ppl who ASSUME.....

The stat page has xml and pdf. I use the xml all the time, during the season and off season. Someone with experience could easily grab all of it or some of it and put it in graphical format. But would any media be interested?

https://12thman.com/sports/2016/4/8/softball-historical-statistics-archive

There is usually more attendance at big name opponent games, Fri and Sat night, etc. This Fri and Sat are technically sellouts but there will be a lot of empty seats from people not showing up.

It's really sad but softball has nowhere the interest of the major sports but they do have a LOT more interest than the even smaller sports like tennis and golf. The athletic department and media have even less interest in them. Women's tennis just made an epic comeback against the sips in Austin, down 0-3 but came back and won 4-3. A freshman on the women's golf team just won a tournament in Houston. Had 13 birdies, an eagle and not a single bogey, an incredible three rounds, but very little publicity on it.