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What Mizzou Softball Learned After Mixed Results in Clearwater Invitational
Missouri overcame a 4-0 deficit with five runs and strong relief pitching to defeat Duke, marking their resilience after beating three ranked teams in 11 days, coach said.
- In the Florida weekend finale, Missouri erased a four-run deficit by scoring five unanswered runs between the fourth and sixth innings to beat Duke.
- Heading into the next invite, Missouri played 11 games in 11 days, a tough early stretch that shaped the weekend.
- Two-Way freshman Abby Carr and relief pitcher Nathalie Touchet held Duke scoreless, with Carr pitching 6.1 innings in the late rally.
- The weekend showed Missouri can compete with ranked foes, with Coach Anderson highlighting Marissa McCann's full repertoire and confidence as central to the team's consistency.
- With inconsistent offense in the left field, Anderson has urged upperclassmen to lead as multiple players seek the job, and praise has been given to freshman leaders to help stabilize the team.
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Mizzou softball completes come back to topple No. 19 Duke, leaving Florida with 4-7 mark
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Mizzou softball team scored five unanswered runs from the fourth inning on, as head coach Larissa Anderson and company captured their third ranked win of the season, besting No. 19 Duke 5-4. With that come-from-behind victory, the Tigers will return from Florida with a 4-7 mark, including a two-game winning streak.
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Ozark Radio NewsSoftball Downs No. 22/19 Duke in Come from Behind Victory
Mizzou softball (4-7) rallied from down 4-0 to finish the weekend on a high note, as it bested No. 22/19 Duke (7-3), 5-4, in the Shriners Children's Clearwater Invitational finale on Sunday, Feb. 15, in Clearwater, Fla.
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