The Florida State Seminoles softball team showcased resilience and skill as they secured a decisive 4-0 victory over Auburn in a winner-take-all game, advancing to their 12th Super Regional appearance. The win demonstrated the Seminoles’ ability to perform under pressure, as they overcame a highly competitive Auburn squad to keep their national championship hopes alive.
Florida State’s pitching staff was dominant throughout the game, with the starting pitcher delivering a near-flawless performance that stifled Auburn’s offense. The Seminoles’ offense was equally effective, producing timely hits and capitalizing on scoring opportunities early in the game. Key contributions came from Isa Torres and Kennedy Harp, whose consistent performances throughout the season helped propel the team this far.
Following their impressive victory against Auburn, the Seminoles faced Texas Tech in the Tallahassee Super Regional. In a tightly contested series, Florida State battled hard but ultimately fell short, losing 2-1 to Texas Tech. Despite the narrow defeat, the Seminoles concluded their season with an outstanding 49-12 record, marking one of the most successful campaigns in recent program history.
Head Coach Lonni Alameda praised her team’s effort and perseverance throughout the season, highlighting the growth and development of her players. “This group showed incredible heart all season,” Alameda said. “Though the outcome in the Super Regional was not what we hoped for, I’m incredibly proud of how our team competed and the foundation we’ve built moving forward.”
The Seminoles’ 2025 season will be remembered for its strong ACC performance, key individual honors—including NFCA All-American selections for Isa Torres and Kennedy Harp—and a deep run in the NCAA Tournament. With a talented core returning and new recruits on the horizon, Florida State softball is poised to remain a national powerhouse in the coming years.