By Lincoln Shyrack

A busy weekend in college softball can have a dizzying effect on fans, so lucky for you we’ve once again compiled the best moments from across the country.

Here’s what you may have missed over the weekend:

Alabama’s Alexis Osorio ties NCAA record with 21 strikeouts a day after tossing no-hitter

Nobody had a better weekend across college softball than Crimson Tide senior Alexis Osorio, who first no-hit Boston College on Friday — her seventh career no-no — before K’ing 21 Fordham batters the very next day. The 21 strikeouts tied the seven-inning NCAA record set by Cal’s Michele Granger back on March 22, 1991.

NCAA history was made today at Rhoads Stadium ... Alexis Osorio was straight dealing ?? 2⃣1⃣#BamaSB #RollTide pic.twitter.com/JKxHbEvKhx

— Alabama Softball (@AlabamaSB) March 11, 2018

Osorio added another punch out in just a third of an inning of relief work Sunday against Samford, bringing her strikeout total on the season to a staggering 93 to go along with just 25 walks.

More fun for ‘Bama: Head coach Patrick Murphy picks up 1,000 career win on Friday

If it wasn’t for his senior ace being untouchable all weekend, Alabama coach Patrick Murphy might’ve headlined this recap. But the pair of Osorio and Murphy could celebrate in style on Friday as the former tossed a no-hitter against Boston College to give the latter his 1,000 career win.

Even with Osorio’s no-hitter, we’re giving @UACoachMurphy our award for earning his 1,000th win at Alabama, the first ever to win 1,000 all at an SEC school! Congrats!#BamaSB #RollTide pic.twitter.com/K6Z4q2G20f

— Alabama Softball (@AlabamaSB) March 10, 2018

With the victory, Murphy became the first Southeastern Conference coach to hit the victory milestone exclusively at an SEC school. Murphy has coached in Tuscaloosa since 1998.

#1 Washington is still undefeated; now 27-0

The top-ranked Huskies had to endure perhaps the biggest scare of their 2018 season on Saturday, barely outlasting unranked New Mexico State 3-2 in 10 innings to keep their perfect season alive. Washington moved to 27-0 following its four wins at the Rebel Classic over the weekend in Las Vegas.

Four games, four wins! We had a great time in Vegas this weekend! pic.twitter.com/b9ys678gcz

— Washington Softball (@UWSoftball) March 11, 2018

Washington and UCLA are the only remaining undefeated ranked teams in NCAA softball. The pair won’t meet this season until April 20 in Los Angeles.

Oregon’s Megan Kleist tosses second straight no-hitter

Ducks junior Megan Kleist has now gone 15 straight innings without allowing a hit, capped off by her complete game no-hitter against Montana on Saturday in Eugene, OR. Kleist faced the minimum 21 batters in the victory, striking out 12 and finishing a single error short of throwing a perfect game.

MEGAN KLEIST WITH HER SECOND STRAIGHT NO-HITTER! The junior records 12 strikeouts in a 6-0 win over Montana at #TheJane. She also tossed a no-hitter last weekend at Florida State. #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/AIqGzZylVo

— Oregon Softball (@OregonSB) March 11, 2018

The lone baserunner against Kleist on Saturday was subsequently picked off trying to steal second:

HIGHLIGHT | The freshman has a cannon. #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/9dlroZQnrh

— Oregon Softball (@OregonSB) March 11, 2018

Florida State head coach Lonni Alameda wins 600th career game

The Seminoles won their sixth game in a row on Saturday, sweeping North Florida in a doubleheader in Jacksonville, Florida, and their 9-6 win in the nightcap gave FSU coach Lonni Alameda her 600th career victory.

Congrats to head coach Lonni Alameda on earning career win No. 600! pic.twitter.com/9I0E4Pw8sE

— FSU Softball (@FSU_Softball) March 10, 2018

Alameda is in her 10th season in Tallahassee, compiling a 443-144-1 record so far during her FSU tenure. She previously coached five seasons at UNLV.

This catch by Towson pitcher Julia Smith-Harrington…

? Julia Smith-Harrington makes a tremendous diving catch of a foul ball for @Towson_SB! pic.twitter.com/CFoczzhPym

— NCAA Softball (@NCAAsoftball) March 12, 2018