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Bulldogs' Gilmore Named MW Softball Pitcher of the Year
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By Steven Sanchez
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May 17, 2024

Left to right: sophomore pitcher Serayah Neiss, senior pitcher Taylor Gilmore, and senior infielder Sophia Medellin received individual All-Mountain West Conference honors. (GV Wire Composite)

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Even though the season ended early for the Fresno State softball team with a heart-breaking extra-innings loss in the Mountain West tournament, senior Taylor Gilmore was named the 2024 Mountain West Pitcher of the Year and earned All-MW first-team honors.

Gilmore logged a 9-2 record and a save, with a 3.04 ERA, during conference play. In 80 2/3 innings of work, she recorded 66 strikeouts.

Senior Sophia Medellin also was named an All-MW first-team selection. Medellin led the Bulldogs at the plate through conference play with a .370 batting average. The senior had a team-high 27 hits along with 16 RBIs, and a .575 slugging percentage. The Santa Clarita standout started all 22 games at first base for Fresno State and logged a perfect fielding percentage.

Sophomore Serayah Neiss represented the Bulldogs on the All-MW second team. She had a 2.88 ERA in the circle during conference play. In 68 innings, she recorded 54 strikeouts. Neiss logged four wins and four saves. The Newberg, Oregon native limited opposing batters to a .243 batting average.

Conference Tournament

The Bulldogs lost to Boise State, 5-4, in eight innings on May 9 to the host Broncos in the conference tournament.

Boise State seized a one-run advantage with two singles in the top of the eighth inning, and the Bulldogs were retired in order.

The Bulldogs finished the season with a 33-19 overall mark, 13-9 in the MW.

San Diego State (31-18, 15-7) defeated Boise State in the title game. The Aztecs face nationally ranked No. 20 Virginia Tech in the NCAA Los Angeles Regional this weekend.

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Steven Sanchez, a resident of Clovis, graduated from Buchanan High School in the class of 2007 and obtained his film degree from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Steven is a multifaceted artist, working as a filmmaker, writer, photographer, videographer, and published author. He has a profound passion for movies, comic books, and rock ā€˜nā€™ roll. A dedicated football enthusiast, he cheers for the Las Vegas Raiders. In his leisure time, he indulges in reading and collecting vinyl records. Steven is often found attending rock shows in town, a keen enthusiast of live music. He holds a special fondness for his grandma's homemade meals and spending time with his twin sister.

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