PHOENIX, Ariz. — Phoenix College Softball is ranked No. 11 in the latest national poll, falling one spot from last week's No. 10 ranking.

The Bears continue to build on a strong season, currently sitting at 28-4 overall and 22-4 in conference play. Phoenix College remains among the top teams in the nation, backed by consistent production on both sides of the ball.

Offensively, the Bears have been one of the most dynamic lineups in the country. Olivia Deford leads the conference with a .546 batting average and 41 stolen bases, setting the tone at the top of the order. Harli Noriega provides power with 9 home runs, while Kyla Kim adds speed and consistency with 36 stolen bases.

In the circle, Maddison Peter has been a steady presence, posting a 2.14 ERA and 11 wins on the season. Julianna Nava has also contributed in key moments, recording 3 saves.

Phoenix College continues to rank among the nation's leaders in multiple statistical categories, highlighting the team's balance of hitting, pitching, and defense.

The Bears will look to respond this week as they face No.12 ranked Pima, aiming to climb back into the top 10 while building momentum heading into the second half of the regular season.