The University of Texas Permian Basin baseball team achieved its first series victory of the season, sweeping Sul Ross State University with an 18-5 win in game one and an 18-13 win in game two. The Falcons scored 18 runs in both games, a season-high, and set a two-season record with 22 hits in the second game. Strong performances from players such as Daylon Jefcoats and Carlos Chavez backed an impressive offense, while the pitching staff effectively handled the Lobos throughout the series.

By the Numbers
  • UTPB scored a total of 44 runs across the four-game series.
  • Daylon Jefcoats led the team with a .571 batting average (8-14) and 5 stolen bases.
  • In game one, UTPB had 11 walks, a season-high.
State of Play
  • UTPB improved its record to 12-26 overall and in the Lone Star Conference.
  • Sul Ross State University dropped to 3-35 in the same conference.
  • The Falcons are currently three wins away from climbing out of last place in the Lone Star standings.
What's Next

UTPB will face Oklahoma Christian University in a four-game series, starting on April 10, aiming to build on their recent success.

Bottom Line

The Falcons demonstrated their offensive power and resilience this series, marking a significant turnaround. If they maintain this momentum moving forward, they could see further improvement in the Lone Star Conference standings.