06.06.2026
st john's university — CA news
The St. John's University softball team achieved a hard-fought victory against Georgetown, winning 6-5 at the Mount Vernon Softball Complex.

In an exciting matchup on March 22, 2026, the St. John’s University softball team defeated Georgetown 6-5 at the Mount Vernon Softball Complex, clinching the series in a thrilling contest.

The Red Storm showcased their offensive prowess by scoring in four different innings, totaling six runs on ten hits throughout the game. Leading the charge was Bianco, who recorded three hits and crossed the plate twice, while Fierst contributed significantly with two hits and three RBIs.

Serafinko delivered a standout performance on the mound, achieving her 12th complete game of the season and striking out nine batters. Lysiak played a crucial role in the victory, driving in the decisive run with an RBI single in the sixth inning.

This victory not only highlights the team’s skill but also sets the stage for their upcoming challenges. St. John’s is set to return to action on March 25 against Iona, continuing their pursuit of excellence in the season.

In addition to their softball success, the St. John’s University community is buzzing with excitement as the men’s basketball team prepares for the NCAA tournament. They are scheduled to face Kansas, with the game broadcast live on CBS New York at 5:15 p.m.

Rick Pitino, the head coach for St. John’s, has been instrumental in guiding the teams to their current successes, fostering a spirit of determination and teamwork.

The victory over Georgetown not only boosts the morale of the softball team but also strengthens the community’s pride in St. John’s University as a whole. Fans and supporters are eager to rally behind their teams as they continue to compete at high levels.

As the Red Storm look ahead, the excitement surrounding both the softball and basketball programs reflects a vibrant and engaged university community.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding further developments in the tournament, but the anticipation is palpable among students and alumni alike.