Greencastle, Ind.- The tenth-ranked DePauw softball team completed the weekend sweep after beating the College of Wooster by scores of 3-1 and 6-0; improving to 17-6 overall and 4-0 in NCAC play.

The Tigers and Fighting Scots played two scoreless innings before DePauw got on the board. Kate Geary led off the third with a single down the left line, followed by a bunt single by Jade Mejia Wick to advance Geary to second. A ground out by Kelsey Bernhard would advance her teammates to second and third, putting the Tigers in scoring position with just one out in the inning. Ali Dierks stepped into the box to pinch-hit, and her double to right field drove in Geary and advanced Mejia Wick to third. DePauw would score its second run after Riley Heim's sacrifice fly advanced Mejia Wick home.

Wooster would remain scoreless across three more innings and allowed one more run by DePauw in the sixth inning following a double by Drew Bratcher to drive in Goose Moore.

Down 3-0 at the top of the seventh, the Fighting Scots lone run came when Ciara Herbert scored on an error after Katie Agatucci's single to third allowed Herbert to score before the third tag out at second base by Grace Smith.

Geary led the Tigers with two of their six hits and had one run in the win. Five different Fighting Scots totaled one hit each.

Cami Henry improved to 13-5 after allowing just one run and five hits with ten strikeouts across seven innings. Addie Tagg dropped to 2-2.

In the nightcap, DePauw was once again scoreless until the third. Mejia Wick led off with a single up the middle and proceeded to third base after stealing second and taking advantage of a passed ball. With Mejia Wick at third, Geary's single to left-center drove in Mejia Wick to go up 1-0.

Alyssa Anderson led off the fifth with a single just past the Fighting Scots shortstop. Macey Cox would come in to pinch run and would advance to second after Mejia Wick singled again to the shortstop. Bernhard's sacrifice bunt to the pitcher put the two in scoring position and was punched in by Geary after she doubled down the right line, putting the Tigers up 3-0. 

The game's final three runs came late in the bottom of the sixth. With two outs, Wooster walked Caleigh Cramer. Madi Lockridge came in to pinch run and made it home after Anderson doubled to left-center. Mejia Wick's single to left field advanced Anderson to third and stole second just before Bernhard's pop-up to second base was dropped, allowing both Anderson and Mejia Wick to score.

Mejia Wick went three for three at-bats and led the Tigers with her three hits, while Geary and Anderson finished the evening with two of DePauw's eight hits. Wooster had three different players collected, one each.

After pitching six innings, Henry moved to 14-5, giving up three hits with five strikeouts. Rachel Dudziak dropped to 5-7.

The Tigers host Franklin College in a single game on Thursday, April 7, at 4 p.m. EDT.