The Minot State baseball team faced a tough day, losing both games to Concordia-Saint Paul with scores of 12-5 and 2-0. Despite junior Cowen Meyer hitting two home runs in the first game, the Beavers couldn't maintain the lead. In the second game, they managed eight hits but were shut out by Concordia's pitcher, Tyus Smith. The series concludes with the final game scheduled for Sunday at noon. The Beavers' overall record now stands at 13-21, with an 8-16 mark in the NSIC.

By the Numbers
  • Minot State scored 5 runs in the first game while Concordia scored 12.
  • In the second game, Minot State out-hit Concordia 8-4 but failed to score.
  • Cowen Meyer recorded 2 home runs and 3 RBIs in the first game.
  • Wyatt Toth pitched 7.2 innings in the second game, allowing 2 runs and striking out 7.
State of Play
  • Minot State is currently 13-21 overall and 8-16 in NSIC play.
  • The Beavers have lost six out of their last eight games.
  • Cowen Meyer continues to show power at the plate with consistent performances.
What's Next

The Beavers will look to bounce back in the final game of the series against Concordia-Saint Paul on Sunday. Improving their offensive performance with runners in scoring position will be crucial for future success. The team needs to build on the pitching performance from Wyatt Toth to secure a win.

Bottom Line

Minot State's struggles at the plate hindered their chances, particularly in the second game where they failed to capitalize on opportunities. For a turnaround, the Beavers must enhance their ability to score in critical situations and leverage their pitching strengths in upcoming games.