TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama softball remains undefeated through four weeks of the season, improving to 20-0 with a pair of Sunday wins on the final day of the T-Mobile Crimson Classic at Rhoads Stadium. The Crimson Tide shut out St. Thomas, 7-0, before capping the weekend with an 8-1 win over Oakland.

Alabama (20-0) again combined timely hitting and lockdown pitching and defense in the wins over St. Thomas (14-6) and Oakland (8-4), hitting .358 as a team with a combined five home runs coming off the bats of four different players while the bullpen allowed just one run over 14.0 innings. Ana Roman hit a home run in each game today, pushing her season total to seven, which is now tied for second on the team with Brooke Wells, who also hit a home run Sunday. The pair would have tied with Alexis Pupillo for the team lead, but she launched her own homer on Sunday to push her team-leading number to eight, already surpassing her 2025 season total of seven. Freshman Ambrey Taylor hit her second home run of the season, a three-run shot vs. Oakland that bounced off the foul pole in left field.

In the circle, Vic Moten (9-0) got the win vs. St. Thomas with 5.0 shutout innings and one hit allowed while Alea Johnson (1-0) got the win in relief vs. Oakland, also allowing just one hit in a scoreless showing.

“It was a long weekend with a doubleheader every day, but it feels good to be 20-0 right now during non-conference play. Today we celebrated Kinley Pate, who brings such positive energy to the table every single day. She relishes her role and plays it to perfection. I’m just really glad that she’s a member of the Crimson Tide.”

Highlights

• The win over St. Thomas was Alabama’s 12th shutout of the season
• Alexis Pupillo’s hit streak now sits at 12 games along with a 16 game reached-base streak
• Pupillo hit her team-leading eighth home run of the season Sunday vs. St. Thomas, already surpassing her entire 2025 season total of seven
• Brooke Wells and Ana Roman are close behind with seven home runs each, with Wells hitting one Sunday and Roman hitting two
• Vic Moten earned her second win of the weekend, allowing just two hits across 10.0 shutout innings with 11 strikeouts at the T-Mobile Crimson Classic
• Alea Johnson’s win in relief was her first of the season

Scoring Summary vs. St. Thomas

• B2 | Ana Roman hit a line drive solo homer to center (1-0, 1 Out)
• B4 | Brooke Wells went opposite field for a solo home run (2-0, 0 Out)
• B4 | Marlie Giles scored on an RBI groundout (3-0, 1 Out)
• B5 | An errant throw allowed Marlie Giles to score from third (4-0, 0 Out)
• B5 | Two runs came home on a deep fly ball from Wells (6-0, 0 Out)
• B5 | Alexis Pupillo roped a line drive homer down the right field line (7-0, 1 Out)

Scoring Summary vs. Oakland

• B2 | Brooke Wells scored on a sac fly (1-0, 1 Out)
• T3 | Oakland tied the game with an RBI single (1-1, 2 Out)
• B4 | Ambrey Taylor bounced a three-run home run off the foul pole in left field (4-1, 0 Out)
• B4 | Ana Roman hit a two-run homer off the scoreboard (6-1, 2 Out)
• B6 | Kinley Pate reached on a slap single as Kristen White scored from second (7-1, 1 Out)
• B6 | Alexis Pupillo pulled an RBI single in to right field (8-1, 2 Out)

Up Next: at Ole Miss (Oxford, Miss.)

• Friday, March 6 – 6 p.m. CT
• Saturday, March 7 – 6 p.m. CT
• Sunday, March 8 – 1 p.m. CT