In a thrilling season opener against West Georgia, Queens University fell short 10-9, despite a strong offensive showing with 14 hits, including five players recording multi-hit games. A late surge from the Wolves, scoring six runs in the final three innings, reversed a previous deficit and secured the win. Key highlights included Grayson Childers鈥� standout performance, featuring a grand slam and three runs scored. The Royals initially led after a four-run first inning, but West Georgia's tenacity proved decisive as they rallied late in the game.

By the Numbers
  • Queens recorded 14 hits, with five players achieving multi-hit performances.
  • Grayson Childers was 2-for-4 with three runs, two RBIs, and one homerun.
  • Matthew Eagen pitched 5.2 innings, allowing only two earned runs and recording six strikeouts.
State of Play
  • Queens leads were threatened after West Georgia's late offensive push.
  • The game was highly competitive, with runs exchanged frequently in the later innings.
  • Both teams displayed offensive strength, combining for multiple lead changes.
What's Next

Queens will look to bounce back in the second game of the series against West Georgia on March 28, aiming to capitalize on their offensive momentum and improve their overall record.

Bottom Line

The Royals showcased offensive potential with a season-high in hits, but late-game execution remains a concern. Continuing to build on these multi-hit performances will be crucial for future success as the season progresses.