The American International College softball team will look to extend its six-game winning streak this upcoming week with a very heavy schedule. On Tuesday, April 11, the Yellow Jackets will host Le Moyne College in a doubleheader at Judy Groff Field, then will travel to the College of Saint Rose on the following Wednesday, April 12. AIC will end its busy week with two doubleheaders on the road against the University of New Haven on Friday, April 14 and Saturday, April 15.

DURING THE WIN STREAK: AIC has only given up two runs in its last 39 innings of play. Alyssa Camargo, Jillian Bedard and Sarah Beliveau all chipped in from the mound during the winning streak, While Yami Lopez-Perez and Alexa DiLeo have been tearing the cover off the ball. Lopez-Perez hit 10-for-20 with two triples and a home run during the week, while DiLeo had two doubles and two home runs while hitting 8-for-22.

SCOUTING LE MOYNE: Le Moyne is currently 18-11 (2-5) and is coming off of a split doubleheader with Saint Michael's College. Le Moyne won the first game of the doubleheader, 9-0, and then lost the second, 4-3. Dolphins senior shortstop Courtney Case will be looking to continue her hot streak. She tallied three hits in the Dolphins 9-0 victory over Saint Mike's.

AIC swept Le Moyne in the teams' first doubleheader this season on April 5. In the first game, Camargo got the win and DiLeo came up big with two RBI. Bedard notched the win in the second game and DiLeo grabbed an RBI in that one as well.

SCOUTING SAINT ROSE: Saint Rose is currently 6-12 (4-2) and is coming off a split doubleheader with Saint Anselm. The Golden Knights lost the first game of the doubleheader, 2-1, and won the second, 4-3. Briana Bowen and Astasia Myler played well for the Golden Knights, going a combined 5-for-11 with two doubles and four RBI in the two games.

AIC hosted Saint Rose earlier this season and got swept. Dana Nicoletti gave AIC problems in the doubleheader, both in the circle and at the plate.

SCOUTING NEW HAVEN: The Chargers are currently 20-7 (9-2) and are on a four-game winning streak. They've only lost two conference games at home this season.

New Haven swept Merrimack in its last doubleheader. Four home runs came from four different players Kristine Liptack, Sierra Whitlock, Taylor Luzzi and Julie Devlin in the first game. Then the Chargers won a pitchers' duel in the second game, as the game finished 2-1 with only one earned run in the game.