CAMDEN, N.J. (April 14, 2026) – The Rutgers University-Camden softball team had little to show for its doubleheader battle against national power Rowan University here Tuesday.
 
The Profs hurled shutouts in both games, winning the opener, 14-0, in five innings on the eight-run mercy rule and then no-hitting the Scarlet Raptors, 4-0, in the nightcap.
 
Rowan, which jumped three spots to #20 in Tuesday's National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division III poll, improved to 25-7 overall and 10-2 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. The Profs hiked their current winning streak to eight games and have now won 31 straight games against Rutgers-Camden, dating back to the Scarlet Raptors' last win in the series in the opener of a 2011 doubleheader.
 
Rutgers-Camden fell to 8-16 overall and 3-9 in NJAC play.
 
The Scarlet Raptors play a 1 p.m. NJAC doubleheader at Montclair State University on Saturday.
   
The Profs scored in every inning of the five-inning game, taking the lead with two runs in the top of the first inning and adding five more runs in the second inning.
 
In the first inning, sophomore center fielder Mikayla Dansky hit a leadoff infield single, stole second base and scored on a one-out single by senior catcher Kate Evick. Evick advanced on a wild pitch and scored on a single by freshman designated player Emma Dobkin.
 
Rowan collected 14 hits in the game to back sophomore pitcher BethAnne Doderer (13-2), who worked the first four innings of two-hit ball. She walked one and struck out one.
 
The game was the 100th career contest for Scarlet Raptor second baseman Gianna Bauer, who became the 28th player in program history to reach the century mark in games played. Bauer, who entered the doubleheader with 90 career hits, had a sacrifice in the contest.
 
Rutgers-Camden collected only four hits, with junior center fielder Kali Baker going 2-for-3 to lead the attack.  
Senior Emily McCutcheon (11-5) no-hit the Scarlet Raptors and missed a perfect game only by a third-inning infield error. McCutcheon struck out four while hurling the 15th no-hitter against Rutgers-Camden in the program's history. The last time the Scarlet Raptors were no-hit came in the first game of a March 30, 2024, doubleheader against New Jersey City University, when the Gothic Knights won, 9-1, behind the pitching of Sidnie Dabbadie.
 
Rowan managed only seven hits off tough-luck losing pitcher Sammie Friel (5-7), who walked four and struck out four. The Profs scored single runs in the first, fourth, sixth and seventh innings.
 
Evick had two of Rowan's seven hits.