Skylar Waggoner gives ULM a frontline lefty with strikeout stuff and big-game durability
In her first season at ULM in 2026, Waggoner posted a 2.16 ERA, struck out 104 batters, and worked as a true staff anchor, including complete-game and extra-inning outings that helped the Warhawks win the Sun Belt regular-season title.[8][11] She stands out for her ability to miss bats, keep run prevention elite in conference play (1.95 ERA), and handle heavy workloads as a southpaw who can also close games.[8] The added value: she brought reliable, high-leverage production and enough endurance to fit a team needing a tough, competitive pitcher rather than just a stat line.[8][11]
