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Institute, W.Va -- West Virginia State delivered a strong showing at the plate Tuesday, using timely hitting and persistence to come away with a hard-fought road win over Bluefield State. In the lone game of the day, WVSU rallied from an early five-run deficit and answered with a decisive seven-run second inning to seize control. Brodie Guenther's bases-clearing triple sparked the surge, while Ethyn Barnitz added a home run as part of a balanced offensive attack that produced 15 hits. Aidan Paulsen and Nate Bittinger contributed multiple hits, and the Yellow Jackets consistently pressured the defense with aggressive base running...