Short Summary: Grambling State

The play at the plate, was a bang-bang play that saw Townsend slide into the plate and the ball arrived at catcher Jonah

Chase Almaguer took the loss for Austin College, allowing 10 runs (five earned) on 12 hits and two walks in five innings of work.

In the first game of the doubleheader Madi Perez, ‘17, (4-0) led the way. She tossed seven strong innings, allowing two runs and on five hits while walking just one Regal batter. Perez struck out more hitters than she allowed on base, totaling up seven strikeouts in the game.

The Bruins got the run back in its half of the third to take a 3-1 lead. Again, Meyer was involved in the scoring for Pacific in the fourth inning. With two out, Von Ferguson (Everett, Wash.) was hit by a pitch, who would later come around to score when Meyer doubled to centerfield. With George Fox holding a 3-2 lead, the Burins added to their lead with a run each in the fifth, sixth and eighth inning en route to the 6-2

LeTourneau (15-21) quickly found itself behind 3-0 in the first inning before scoring twice in the fifth and sixth inning to take a 4-3 lead. Sophomore Rayne Hobbs had three hits to lead an eight-hit attack for the YellowJackets. Freshman Andrew Harlan was the losing pitcher after allowing nine hits, seven runs (four earned) and striking out three in the loss to fall to 4-7.

Freshman Cody Crowder’s single put runners on the corners, and an error on a sacrifice bunt scored Zapata. Trinity then threw an error trying to turn a double play to allow another runner to score, and Guin’s two-out single put 11-0.

The Lumberjacks scored one in the seventh thanks to an Anthony Corrado triple and sacrifice fly by John Aguirre, but four runs all scored with two outs in the run-ruled game. With two down, Wilkinson walked, stole second, and scored when Quintanilla reached on an error. He stole second and scored on Crowder’s RBI single. A walk and Zapata single scored the third run, and a fielding error allowed the final run to score in the game and push the lead to

The Mountaineers (26-19) scored 14 runs on 13 hits. Starting pitcher Ross Vance lasted only 4.2 innings. The senior lefty gave up six runs on six hits. He walked four.

The Ladies trailed by as much as eight in the first quarter and by seven heading in to the second quarter, but seven unanswered tied the game. Morris hit a pair from the line, sophomore Essa Badon canned a triple, and Morris made a layup.

The Ladies committed five errors and gave up four unearned runs in a four-run loss. The lone run for Centenary came when junior Haley Miller tripled and scored on a fielder’s choice when she was able to allude the tag at home plate.

One out with Blanton up to bat and she takes it upon herself as she jumps on the first pitch like a mountain lion with a base hit in right center. She makes it to first with Daniel up to bat. Hardester knows she needs to jump on this batter and she does, 0-1.

Oh yeah, Jean Segura, who beat out a single to Gio to lead off the 3rd for his 199th hit on the season. If there's one thing Dave Stewart has gotten right, it is that. Another stolen base for Owings, who advanced to third on a throwing error by the catcher put him at 3rd and Castillo walked on 4 straight balls to bring up Brandon Drury. He smashed a double to right, just over the outstretched glove of the RF, scoring Owings and moving Castillo the 3rd. Yasmany Tomas was intentionally walked to bring up Lamb against the lefty, and Gio got his out to end the inning on a sharp grounder to 2nd. Still, it was 2-0 D-backs with a solid Shelby Miller

LeTourneau used big wins in the second and third and held on in the fourth to rally against the Ladies. The YellowJackets outhit the Maroon and White in the first, but Centenary countered with a 3-0 advantage in aces and no service errors. Frey went 5-for-11 with one error on attack attempts (.364) while Brown went 4-for-5 with no errors to hit .800.

The Wolverines started with a handoff to their running back, De'Veon Smith, who gained six yards. They would run the ball for the next two plays, but they didn't find any luck, and they only gained three more yards. They ended the drive with a field goal, therefore making it 3-0. Clemson wasn't able to answer back with a score, and that began a long stretch of three-and-outs for both teams. This surprised the fans, as neither team could find an answer for their offensive struggles. But then out of nowhere, Michigan’s Wilton Speight was able to connect with his favorite receiver Amara Darboh, for a 45 yard gain. This play ended the first quarter, but Michigan now had momentum, and they were looking to grow a bigger

Grove issued a leadoff walk to Madison Nickens and he advanced to second on shortstop Jimmy Galusky's error. Kevin Biondic's single to right field plated Nickens and gave Maryland a 1-0 lead in the fourth.