Davenport baseball split a doubleheader against Wisconsin-Parkside, winning the first game 2-1 in 11 innings and losing the second game 6-4, putting them in a tie for second place in the GLIAC with Wayne State. In the first game, Easton Remick pitched 8 1/3 innings allowing one run, while Brayden Flanders earned the win after throwing 2 2/3 scoreless innings. The second game saw Davenport initially take a 2-1 lead but succumb to a three-run second inning from Parkside, eventually losing despite a late-game comeback effort.

By the Numbers
  • Easton Remick achieved a 1.73 ERA over 26 innings in GLIAC play.
  • Brayden Flanders strikingly pitched 23 of 29 pitches for strikes during the first game.
  • Parkside's Benjamin Loyd recorded four RBIs in the second game.
State of Play
  • Davenport's current GLIAC record stands at 9-6.
  • The Panthers will aim to bounce back and equal the weekend series in a rematch scheduled for tomorrow at 1 PM.
What's Next

The Panthers need to leverage their pitching strength and early-game scoring opportunities to secure a win in the upcoming matchup against Parkside. A better offensive strategy could lead to improved results and solidify their standing in the GLIAC.

Bottom Line

Davenport demonstrated resilience with a solid first-game performance but must refine their approach in the second game to avoid missed opportunities. Their path forward depends on consistent pitching and maximizing scoring potential as they continue their season.