Florida Atlantic (3-6) dropped their last two games of the FAU Kick-Off Classic on Sunday, falling 2-4 against Michigan before losing 4-7 to LIU Brooklyn.

The Wolverines (6-2) overcame an early 1-0 deficit to the Owls with a grand slam in the top half of the 5th inning. Laura Mann (1-for-2) drove in SS Shelby Knox for the game's final score, and Stephanie Call (1-of-3, RBI) took the loss for FAU moving to 1-1 on the year from the circle.

LIU used a pair of successful offensive innings to even the tally after losing to the Owls on Saturday.

With FAU ahead 1-0 after two, the Blackbirds notched a three run effort in the third inning off three hits including two doubles.

Melissa Martinez’s RBI double coupled with an Alison Milam groundout during the Owls' turn at the plate would even the score for the next four frames.

Moving to the international tie break rule, LIU (2-7) notched a four run 8th while the Owls scored one.

Paige Pender was the losing pitcher, going 7.2 innings and striking out seven.

Carnesha Thompson and Alison Milam each tallied a pair of hits for FAU.

The team will next host Towson in game one of the 7th annual Strike Out Cancer tournament which begins on February 22nd at 6:00 PM.

The Owls split on Friday in day one of the Strike Out Cancer tournament at FAU Softball Stadium.

Pitcher Samantha Messer threw five perfect innings as Florida Atlantic run ruled Towson for a 13-0 victory in game one.

FAU scored three runs in the top of the first, and Alexa Ballard and Jordan Stovall each accounted for two RBIs during the top of the third en route to an eventual 8-0 advantage.

The Owls earned three more runs during the fourth and their final two at the top of the fifth.

Taylor Fawbush took to the circle for game two against Uconn. In a tight affair, the score remained tied at 1-1 through seven innings.

The Huskies took a 3-2 win after eight innings.

The Owls (4-7) will have two games on Saturday night, taking to the field against the University of North Florida at 6:00 PM before playing Providence at 8:00 PM.

Florida Atlantic split again on Saturday during day two's action of the Strike Out Cancer tournament.

The team was shut out by North Florida 5-0 before knocking off Providence 2-1.

Stephanie Call took the loss in game one after giving up five runs in 5.1 innings to the Ospreys (10-4), while striking out five.

The Owls took a 1-0 lead in game two, which held until the Friars (2-2) evened the score in top of the 6th courtesy of an RBI triple.

Florida Atlantic would answer however, as double from sophomore Alexa Ballard produced the winning run.

Ballard was 2-of-3 at the plate, with two RBI, to lead the Owls.

FAU (5-8) wraps up tournament play tomorrow against Northern Illinois at 11:00 AM.

Northern Illinois used a five run 2nd inning to defeat Florida Atlantic 7-3 on on Sunday.

FAU led 2-0 early in the 1st courtesy of a NIU miscue that allowed Stephanie Call (2-for-2) and Melissa Martinez (1-for-3) to score.

The Huskies narrowed the gap to just a run in their turn at the plate behind an RBI single before Jordan Stovall connected for a solo homer in the 2nd to push the margin back to two scores.

But the Owls (5-9) committed four errors in the Huskies next at bat, allowing them to punch in five runs for a 6-3 advantage.

The Huskies added another run in the third for the final tally.

Paige Pender (0-3) was the losing pitcher for FAU, tossing just 1.1 innings. Taylor Fawbush came on in relief for the final 4.2, and allowed one run on four hits.

Florida Atlantic will play host to the FAU Classic next weekend, taking on Ball State in their first game of the tournament at 4:00 PM on Friday.

Florida Atlantic was a part of two shutouts during day one of the FAU Classic on Friday.

They came out ahead in one, losing 0-2 to Ball State before blanking Eastern Michigan 6-0 later on.

BSU's Nicole Steinbach (3-2) stymied Florida Atlantic in the first, picking up her third complete game shutout on the year.

The Owls registered seven hits for the tilt, but could not convert any of them to runs, as the Cardinals (7-4) completed double-plays in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th innings.

Taylor Fawbush (2-5) was the losing pitcher and threw six innings in the circle.

Senior Stephanie Call improved to 2-2 on the year for the Owls in the day's second contest while hurling a complete game of her own against the Eagles (3-4).

Call allowed just three hits while striking out nine, and was hot at the plate as well with her 3RBI triple leading a five run fourth inning by FAU (6-10) which saw them extend a 1-0 margin just an inning earlier.

Carnesha Thompson (2-of-4) and Jordan Stovall (1-of-2) added 2RBI and 1RBI performances respectively.

The Owls play host to Harvard and Jacksonville in day two of tournament action tomorrow at 6:00 and 8:00 PM.

The Owls dropped both games on day two of the FAU Classic.

Game one was a 2-3 loss to Harvard, and Florida Atlantic fell to Jacksonville by the same tally in the second contest in 8 innings.

Florida Atlantic (6-12) led 2-1 over the Crimson after 4th complete innings, but Harvard (2-2) posted a two run 5th that sealed the win.

Paige Pender (0-4) was the losing pitcher, tossing a full game while giving up six hits and striking out four.

Laura Mann (1-of-3) and Shelby Knox (1-of-3) each had an RBI for FAU.

Jacksonville took a 1-0 lead in the top half of the 2nd in game two before FAU responded in the bottom of the 3rd to knot it up after a solo shot by Stephanie Call.

The Dolphins answered in their next trip to the plate to regain the lead which would hold until Laura Mann drove in Carnesha Thompson during the 6th inning for the second FAU tie which held through regulation.

Jacksonville (13-5) scored the final run via the international tie-break rule in the 8th.

The Owls next face Michigan State at 1:00 PM on Sunday.

Michigan State (11-7) defeated Florida Atlantic 7-2 on Sunday in FAU Classic action.

The Owls plated single scores in both the 1st and 3rd innings to lead 2-0, and looked to be on the way to the upset through five complete.

However, pitcher Stephanie Call (7IP, 9H, 7R, 7K) ran into trouble thereafter, surrendering three straight singles and a grand slam to Spartan RF Sarah Bowling.

Two throwing errors at shortstop set Call (2-3) up with a deficit to start the frame, and FAU (6-13) had four on the afternoon.

RF Christina Martinez was 2-for-2 with an RBI, and Carnesha Thompson hit her first home run of the year.

Florida Atlantic has now lost their last 7-of-9 and will next host Eastern Michigan again on Monday at 6:00 PM.

Laura Mann's 6RBI performance led FAU to an 11-3 win over Eastern Michigan on Monday night in five innings.

Florida Atlantic snapped a three game slide.

EMU scored took a 3-0 lead in the 1st before Mann singled in a run to narrow the margin.

Mann (2-for-2) found the sweet spot in her next trip to the plate in the 2nd, connecting for a grand slam to give the Owls the lead for good.  FAU posted five runs on three hits during the frame.

A sacrifice fly later in the fourth inning accounted for her sixth RBI of the contest.

The Owls (7-13) ended the game in the bottom of the fifth, posting four runs on four hits. Stephanie Call singled in Carnesha Thompson for the game's final score.

Taylor Fawbush tossed a complete effort to pick up her third victory on the season.

FAU will begin Sun Belt Conference play against Louisiana-Monroe on Wednesday at 6:00 PM in Boca Raton.

The FAU softball team began Sun Belt play with a 3-0 win over Louisiana-Monroe (8-11, 0-1) on Wednesday night.

Stephanie Call (3-3) issued a strong pitching performance in the circle, throwing a complete game while allowing just one hit.

The Owls (8-13, 1-0) scored all three of their runs in the bottom of the fifth behind three hits inlcuding a double by 2B Melissa Martinez and an RBI single from Carnesha Thompson.

The squads meet again on Thursday night at 5:00 PM for a double header.

Florida Atlantic took a double-header on Thursday night to complete a Sun Belt opening series sweep over Louisiana-Monroe.

The Owls (10-13, 3-0) won game one 6-5 in exciting fashion before taking the second contest 8-0 in five innings.

With FAU ahead 4-2 in the top half of the 7th inning of the night's first contest, the Warhawks (8-13, 0-3) made matters interesting by notching three runs for the lead.

However starter Taylor Fawbush (4-6) returned favor for the home team in the Owls' final at bat, drawing a bases loaded walk to even the score before PH Lauren Tremblay laid down an RBI single for the victory.

In the second contest, the Owls had nine hits in five innings of play. Christina Martinez was 2-for-3 overall, and Carnesha Thompson homered in the third inning to drive in three of the five runs scored by Florida Atlantic in the frame.

Stephanie Call (4-3) got the win in the circle for FAU, allowing just three hits while striking out five.

The team will return to the field against Michigan State tomorrow night at 8:00 PM in their first game of the FAU Invitational while hoping to avenge a 7-2 loss last Sunday against the Spartans.