Texas Wesleyan University faced off against Langston University in a doubleheader, achieving a split with a 9-7 win followed by a 5-3 loss. In the first game, the Rams spurred a dominant offensive with 16 hits, countering a late rally from Langston. The second game saw Texas Wesleyan unable to recover from a critical five-run third inning by the Lions, despite scoring efforts from key players.

By the Numbers
  • Texas Wesleyan recorded 16 hits in Game One, while Langston had 10 hits.
  • The Rams scored 9 runs in the first game and 3 runs in the second game against Langston's 7 and 5 runs respectively.
Yes, But

Despite their strong offensive performance in Game One, the Rams struggled in Game Two, primarily due to defensive lapses and the inability to score after the fifth inning, highlighting inconsistency in their gameplay.

State of Play
  • The Rams now stand at a record of 16-17 overall and 10-10 in conference play.
  • Langston improved to 8-13 overall and 3-12 in the conference with their split against the Rams.
What's Next

Texas Wesleyan will return home to face Oklahoma Panhandle State on April 1, aiming to improve their conference standing with a doubleheader beginning at noon.

Bottom Line

The Rams need to maintain their offensive momentum while addressing defensive weaknesses to secure more wins in upcoming games. Their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities will be crucial as they navigate the remainder of the season.