USA Softball Elite defeats Canada 7-0 to claim bronze at International Cup
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Last updated Aug 4, 2026
The USA Softball Elite Team secured a 7-0 victory over Canada in the bronze medal match of the International Cup at Devon Park on August 3. This win came after the U.S. faced challenging losses against Japan and their own teammates in earlier games. Head coach Patty Gasso praised the team's resilience, highlighting big performances from players like Ana Gold and Morgan Zerkle. With the International Cup concluding, athletes will now focus on their next steps, including training for future competitions. The U.S. Women's National Team is set to play Japan for the gold medal later on August 3.
- •USA Softball Elite wins bronze at International Cup in Devon Park
- •Game concluded with a 7-0 run-rule victory over Canada
- •Ana Gold hit three home runs in the tournament
- •Morgan Zerkle ended the tournament with a.500 batting average
- •USWNT competes against Japan for the gold medal later on August 3
- 12:07 AMYahoo Sports — USA Softball Elite run-rules Canada to win bronze in International Cup game
"The U.S. Elite Team dominated Canada in a 7-0 run-rule victory that earned a third-place finish at the International Cup in Devon Park.
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