MILAN, Italy — The U.S. U-15 Women’s National Team (WNT) extended its perfect record at the 2025 World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-15 Women’s Softball World Cup by adding three more wins—all shutouts over the weekend—to be at 4-0 entering this final week of July.

The Americans opened the event on Friday with a run-rule 16-1 victory in three innings over Chinese Taipei. That sole run so far against the American pitching came in the first inning and it’s been nothing else since then.

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Impressively, three of the four wins for Team USA were three inning run-rule wins (Chinese Taipei, Czechia and Singapore) and the victory over Canada was a five-inning run rule game

And check out the scores:

• Team USA 16, Chinese Taipei 1 (3 innings) – Friday
• Team USA 8, Canada 0 (5 innings) – Saturday
• Team USA 15, Czechia 0 (3 innings) – Sunday
• Team USA 15, Singapore 0 (3 innings) – Sunday

For those keeping score—literally—that’s the Eagles 54-1 in four games and all four could have been worse if not for the dogs being called off and the games shortened.

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Here are recaps of Games 2, 3 & 4 courtesy of USA Softball…

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Game 2: Team USA 8, Canada 0

The Eagles got on the board early thanks to a sac-fly from Khloe Williams paired with some heads-up base running from Michaela Landers (2-for-4) in the top of the first.

The Canadian defense was able to silence the U.S. bats through the third inning before Landers broke the silence in the top of the fourth by causing a fielding miscue that saw two runs in — extending the U.S. lead, 3-0.

The bats came alive in the top of the fifth as the Eagles pushed five runs across the plate, featuring a three-run long ball from Allison Eicholtz (1-for-2) before back-to-back doubles from Mia Ennis (1-for-2) and Landers capped the scoring.

The offense combined for eight runs on six hits, while Leona Eichholz went the distance in the circle — allowing just three hits through five innings while striking out eight and issuing no walks.

The U.S. defense remained solid behind her, keeping Canada off the board and securing the run-rule win in the bottom of the fifth. 

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Game 3: Team USA 15, Czechia 0

Team USA set the tone early in Game 1 against Czechia, pushing across a run in the bottom of the first on an RBI single from Melody Soto.

The offense came alive in the second inning with five runs on five hits – highlighted by a two-RBI single from Michaela Landers and a pair of run-scoring doubles from Allison Eicholtz and Soto.

The Eagles erupted in the bottom of the third, plating nine runs to seal the run-rule win.

Khloe Williams drove in three runs with a single, while Amiyah Currie (2 RBIs), Mia Ennis (RBI double), McKenzie Thomas (RBI walk), and Skyla Saito (RBI walk) all contributed to the offensive surge.

Ennis led the way with a perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate, while Soto (2-for-2), Eicholtz (2-for-2), and Landers (2-for-2) each tallied multi-hit games.

Maci Barnes proved dominant in the circle – allowing just one hit while striking out five and walking none. The U.S. defense remained perfect behind her with another error-free outing. 

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Game 4: Team USA 15, Singapore 0

Carrying the momentum into the second matchup of the day, the Red, White and Blue put up 12 runs on eight hits in the bottom of the first inning against Singapore.

Soto (3-for-3) lit the spark for the offense with a three-RBI triple, followed by RBI hits from Saito (double), Johnson (triple), and Bronowicz (triple).

Eicholtz capped the scoring with a solo shot – her second home run of the tournament – while Thomas added two hits and an RBI in the frame.

Team USA tacked on three more runs in the third inning to seal the run-rule, thanks to an RBI single from Soto paired with a walk-off two-run long ball from Saito – her first of the tournament.

In the circle, Lucy Reis was untouchable, tossing a three-inning perfect game with five strikeouts, while the defense once again displayed clean, error-free play.   

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Big Day (Sunday) For Team USA

Team USA maintained a .605 batting average across the two matchups, outscoring their opponents 30-0. With a combined 26 hits on the day, eight U.S. batters recorded multiple hits, and each batter reached base at least once. 

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Standings

Group A

Group B

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What’s Ahead

Next up is a Monday matchup against Australia that begins 4:30 pm CEST (Europe) and 10:30 am EST/7:30 PST

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Participating Countries:

Group A: American Samoa, Spain, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico
Group B: Australia, Canada, Czechia, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, United States

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