Maryland senior softball pitcher Trinity Schlotterbeck made history Friday, tossing a perfect game in the Terps’ 10-0 win over Texas A&M-Commerce.
It was the first perfect game for Maryland softball since 2013 and the seventh in school history. It was also the program’s first no-hitter since Brenna Nation did so on March 12, 2016.
Schlotterbeck was on point all game long, retiring all 15 hitters she faced and striking out eight. The win moved her record to 5-0, but she suffered her first loss Saturday against Minnesota. She’s thrown 35 innings in seven appearances this season, striking out 30 with an earned run average of 2.