Harrogate, TN - Lincoln Memorial Softball returns to the friendly confines of Dorothy Neely Softball Complex on Wednesday, Feb. 25, hosting Lee University for a 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. doubleheader in Harrogate.

The Railsplitters enter the midweek matchup looking to build momentum and tighten the details after a busy early-season stretch. Offensively, LMU has had consistent table-setters at the top of the order, led by Reese Vivrette (.400) and Hanna Bogoski (.361), while Jordann Reagan has been one of the most productive bats in the lineup, pairing a .269 average with four doubles, a home run, and a team-best 1.010 OPS. Anna Kate Reichter continues to give LMU extra-base pop as well, already piling up four doubles while hitting .313.

In the circle, Jasmine Kaylor has anchored innings with a 3.79 ERA across 24.0 frames, and Brooke Strickland has shown swing-and-miss stuff with 22 strikeouts. With Lee bringing an experienced, power-capable lineup to Harrogate, LMU's ability to get ahead in counts and limit free bases will be a big storyline across the two games.

Lee arrives with numbers that jump off the page offensively, carrying a .279 team average with 16 home runs and plenty of extra-base damage throughout the order. Alyson Jarvi (seven home runs) and Sadie Winsett (six doubles, four homers) headline a lineup that can change the game quickly, and the Flames have multiple arms they can lean on, including Kaylee Underwood and Layne Bailey, to navigate a doubleheader.

The series history adds another layer of familiarity. LMU has had the upper hand overall with a 9-5 series lead. Last season's matchup in Cleveland saw the Railsplitters beating Lee, 9–8, and losing 3-6 in an early-season doubleheader. 

First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m., with game two set for 3 p.m. at Dorothy Neely Softball Complex. Live coverage and stats links are available on the LMU athletics website.