Aly VanBrandt tied Indiana's program record with three home runs.
The successful frame erased Minnesota’s early momentum and helped IU to the series victory.
A quiet afternoon at the plate quickly turned into an offensive burst when Indiana softball needed it most.
The Hoosiers took control of the rubber match in a crucial fifth inning.
After Minnesota shut the Hoosiers out Friday, IU starter Ella Troutt returned the favor Saturday.
If anything, the Minnesota matchup serves as a reminder that even elite offenses can have an off day.
Indiana failed to score for the first time since the season opener.
The Golden Gophers' starter provided the offense in addition to a complete-game shutout.
The Hoosiers enter Big Ten play firing on all cylinders.
Grand slams, multi-homer performances, and two dominant shutouts power Indiana to a statement-making Saturday sweep.
Indiana capped another strong weekend with a win.
The Hoosiers had chances to tie or take the lead in the second game but couldn't capitalize.
Indiana has exhibited quality, well-rounded softball as Big Ten competition creeps ever closer.
Dominant pitching and aggressive baserunning were key to the victory.
Indiana finished the series 3-2 after splitting two contests with the Wolf Pack.
Indiana's 6-3 win over Nevada powered by Avery Parker's three-run homer in the third.
The senior transfer woke the Indiana offense up in a clash with No. 22 Arizona State.
The Hoosiers jumped out to a lead against the Sun Devils but couldn't hang on.
A trio of upperclassmen proficiently generated production in many of their opportunities at the plate.
The Hoosiers jumped ahead in both games and didn't look back.
Solutions by The State News