Wichita State 11, Texas Southern 0 (6 inn.)	Recap	Box Score
Tulsa 11, Syracuse 3	Recap	Box Score
Memphis 5, UT Martin 2	Recap	Box Score
Wichita State 3, Texas State 0	Recap	Box Score
Memphis 9, Miss. Valley State 1	Recap	Box Score
ECU 6, Columbia 2	Recap	Box Score
Middle Tennessee 2, USF 1	Recap	Box Score
UCF 5, Louisiana Tech 2	Recap	Box Score
Massachusetts 5, ECU 0	Recap	Box Score
USF 1, Iowa 0	Recap	Box Score
Houston 8, DePaul 0 (5 inn.)	Recap	Box Score
Houston 9, Texas Southern 0 (5 inn.)	Recap	Box Score

Houston 8, DePaul 0 (5 inn.); Houston 9, Texas Southern 0 (5 inn.)

Just one week after tossing the second no-hitter of her career, Trystan Melancon threw a perfect game on Saturday to help lead Houston to a pair of wins on day two of the Red and White Showcase. Melancon's perfect game in the 8-0 win over DePaul became just the fourth in program history and first since Angel Shamblin threw the third of her career in 2008. Melancon also became the third pitcher in program history to toss three no-hitters in a career.

In Houston's contest against the Blue Demons, Abby Odneal was perfect at the plate with a career-high four hits in the matchup. She recorded a career-high two RBI as well. Brianna Burton and sophomore Aspen Howie rounded out those who recorded multiple hits for the Cougars. The dominant pitching from the Cougars carried over into their nighttime victory over Texas Southern, as Rachel Hertenberger led Houston to the 9-0 win. In the win, she extended her scoreless inning streak to 10, having struck out a career-high eight batters in the process.

Wichita State 11, Texas Southern 0 (6 inn.), Wichita State 3, Texas State 0

Wichita State came up with a pair of wins in its first day of the Red & White Showcase on Saturday. The Shockers claimed an 11-0 win over Texas Southern in six innings, followed by a 3-0 victory over Texas State.

Laurie Derrico led the way offensively against Texas Southern, hitting two home runs and drove in 5 RBIs to tie her career high. Caitlin Bingham pitched five straight innings without giving up a hit to Texas State, and striking out six to lead the Shockers for its second shutout victory.

Memphis 5, UT Martin 2; Memphis 9, Miss. Valley State 1

Memphis extended its winning streak to three games Saturday with a 5-2 victory over UT Martin and a 9-1 win over Mississippi State at the Blues City Classic.

The bats came alive Saturday against the Skyhawks to help Bayleigh Wisher win her third game of the season. Gracie Morton and Samantha Ibison led Memphis in game one with three hits each. Several other Tigers registered hits, including Baylee Smith who launched her fourth home run of the season. A pair of doubles by Morton and Baylee Smith broke open the Mississippi Valley State contest in the home half of the fourth. The bats continued to come alive as Memphis racked up four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning, culminating with a single through the left side by Delaney Smith to end the game. Mariah Nichols threw a complete game to earn her second victory this season.

Tulsa 11, Syracuse 3

Josie Muffley hit two doubles in as many at-bats to drive in a pair of runs as Tulsa scored 11 runs over the final three innings of an 11-3 run-rule victory against visiting Syracuse on Saturday afternoon at Collins Family Softball Complex. With the effort, Muffley moved her batting average to .405 with a team-leading 15 runs scored on the season for the Golden Hurricane. Sarah Briers also had two hits in the game, while Alexis Perry drove in three runs. The offense backed pitcher Kassidy Scott, who improved to 2-1 on the season with three unearned runs allowed off three hits in six innings of work.

UCF 5, Louisiana Tech 2

The Knights secured the series win against Louisiana Tech Saturday evening at the UCF Softball Complex with a 5-2 win over the Lady Techsters. UCF tallied seven hits, five runs, and a pair of doubles in the win and limited LA Tech to seven hits and two unearned runs.

Seven Knights recorded hits in the win as Aubrey Johnson and Tera Testa each recorded a double. Alea White notched another win as she improves to 7-4 on the season after throwing 3.2 innings allowing three hits, no runs, and one strikeout.

ECU 6, Columbia 2; Massachusetts 5, ECU 0

ECU split a pair of games on day two of the Purple-Gold Invitational Saturday, defeating Columbia 6-2 before falling to defending Atlantic 10 Conference champion Massachusetts 5-0 at the ECU Softball Stadium.

Rachel McCollum, Kendra Ziemba and Abigail Umphlett all posted doubles during the day while Faith Jarvis recorded her first career triple against the Lions. Tyler King notched a hit, runs scored and RBI in the Columbia contest and McCollum drove in a pair. King also produced a hit against the Minutewomen and has reached base safely in all 14 games this season. She also extended her current hitting streak to 10 contests.

Middle Tennessee 2, USF 1; USF 1, Iowa 0

USF visited the Eddie C. Moore Softball Complex in Clearwater, Fla., on Saturday for day two the USF-Clearwater Parks and Recreation Invitational where the Bulls fell to Middle Tennessee, 2-1, and defeated Iowa, 1-0.

Middle Tennessee's two-run homer in the fourth proved to be the difference in game one, as USF had three hits - all doubles - from Lindsey Devitt, Brooke Leistl and Tayli Filla in the loss. Filla's RBI groundout in the seventh cut the deficit to one but the Bulls wouldn't get any closer. Nicole Doyle took the loss, allowing two runs and five hits with three strikeouts in 4.1 innings. In the nightcap, Bethaney Keen's RBI double in the sixth gave USF the lead, while Georgina Corrick allowed just two hits and one walk while striking out seven in the complete game victory.