The W baseball team split a doubleheader against Webster University, handing the Gorloks their first loss in SLIAC play this season. After losing the opener 16-13, the Owls bounced back to win game two 13-9, with a standout performance from Baron Brack, who hit a grand slam and drove in seven runs. The Owls now hold a record of 15-11 overall and 9-3 in SLIAC play, while the Gorloks drop to 15-10 and 9-1 in the conference. The rubber match is scheduled for Saturday at noon.

By the Numbers
  • Game one: 16-13, with the Owls out-hitting the Gorloks 18-16.
  • Game two: Brack had 7 RBIs and was 4-for-5 at the plate.
Yes, But

Despite their impressive comeback in the first game, the Owls鈥� pitching needs improvement, as they allowed five home runs from the Gorloks. This could become a concern in future games if not addressed effectively.

State of Play
  • The Owls are now 9-3 in the SLIAC, competing for positioning behind Webster and Spalding.
  • Baron Brack's performance has sparked optimism for the team's offensive power moving forward.
What's Next

The Owls will face Webster University again for the final game of the series on Saturday. Continued strong offensive performances alongside improved pitching will be essential for success.

Bottom Line

The Owls showcased resilience in their split against Webster, but they must solidify their pitching to maintain momentum and challenge for a higher conference standing moving forward.