In a decisive doubleheader, Wesleyan faced off against Concord in Athens, W.Va., suffering a sweep as the Mountain Lions claimed victories of 7-3 and 11-5. Concord initiated the first game with a strong start, scoring three runs in the first inning, while Wesleyan made a late push but couldn't overcome the deficit. The second game saw Wesleyan briefly take the lead after a five-run second inning, only for Concord to rebound with six runs in the fifth to secure the win. Notable offensive performances included strong showings from Concord's Matthew DiSanti and Wesleyan's Josiah Segura.

By the Numbers
  • Concord scored a total of 18 runs over two games.
  • Wesleyan's Segura hit 2 home runs with 2 RBIs in the second game.
State of Play
  • Wesleyan is now preparing for a doubleheader against the University of Charleston on April 18 and 19.
  • The Bobcats' recent losses put pressure on their upcoming games to turn the season around.
What's Next

The Bobcats need to regroup and focus on their upcoming series against Charleston, where a strong performance is critical for maintaining momentum in the season. Adjustments to their pitching strategy may be crucial after the recent losses.

Bottom Line

Wesleyan's inability to maintain leads and capitalize on scoring opportunities against Concord highlights a need for more consistent offensive output and improved pitching in forthcoming matchups.