Joan Joyce pitching in the Women’s Softball World Championship in 1974 in Stratford, Conn. With her leading the way, her Raybestos Brakettes became the first United States team to win the title.

Joan Joyce, a Hall of Famer and Florida Atlantic softball coach who had 1,000 coaching wins and once struck out Ted Williams, has died. She was 81. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

Joan Joyce, the Waterbury native and famed softball pitcher who threw 150 no-hitters and 50 perfect games during her legendary career, died Saturday. She was 81. Her death was announced Sunday by ...

BOCA RATON, Fla. — Joan Joyce, a multisport star who once struck out baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams, died Saturday. She was 81. Joyce was the only softball coach in the 28-year history of ...

CAROLINA-DUKE RIVALRY FINAL FOUR MATCHUP. SAD NEWS, LEGENDARY FAU SOFTBAL COACH JOAN JOYCE HAS PASSED AWAY AT THE AGE OF 81. SHE WAS THE ORIGINAL SOFTBALL COACH AND RECENTLY NOTCHED HER 1000TH WIN ...

Joan's legacy will live on at the university and across the country through the generations of young women she inspired to play — and excel at — softball and golf." Joyce, who was inducted ...

Back in the day, Joan Joyce struck out Ted Williams. Now the 75-year-old softball guru is imparting her wisdom to ace Kylee Hanson while doing a whole lot of winning at Florida Atlantic.

One of softball’s biggest names, Joan Joyce was a pitching phenom who left even baseball greats shaking their heads as they walked back to the dugout. Joyce, who threw 50 perfect games and ...

Florida Atlantic softball coach Joan Joyce, the only coach in the program’s 28-year history whose numerous claims to fame included once striking out Ted Williams, has died, the school announc… ...

Joan Joyce, softball great who struck out Ted Williams, dies at 81. Over a two-decade career, she threw 150 no-hitters and 50 perfect games. She later played on the LPGA golf tour.