Northwestern State University's baseball team secured a 9-3 victory against Southern, bouncing back from a previous loss. The Demons scored in every inning except the last, demonstrating a solid offensive performance despite struggles with runners in scoring position. Notably, this win allowed the team to reset their momentum ahead of an upcoming series. Coach Chris Bertrand emphasized the importance of mental focus and efficiency on the mound for future games.

By the Numbers
  • Northwestern scored in seven consecutive innings
  • Caden Fiveash pitched four innings, allowing one run; Kade Bryant secured his first career save, allowing one run over three innings
State of Play
  • Northwestern improved to 22-11 while Southern fell to 11-20
  • The Demons issued nine walks and hit five batters; both teams struggled with a combined 5-for-32 with runners in scoring position
What's Next

The Demons will host Houston Christian University in a three-game Southland Conference series, starting Friday at 6:30 p.m. This series is crucial for maintaining their standing and building on this week鈥檚 success.

Bottom Line

Northwestern's victory reflects their resilience and the need for continuous improvement. Effective pitching and better run execution will be essential as they move forward in their conference games.