The Quincy Hawks honored 14 seniors in their final home game but fell to Southwest Baptist, 7-4, after a critical four-run seventh inning. The loss capped a four-game series split. The game was competitive, initially a pitchers' duel, but the Hawks could not capitalize on their offensive opportunities, stranding 12 runners. Key players included Quinn Schultz, who had two doubles and scored twice, and Byron Blaise, who contributed two RBIs. This defeat sets the stage for the Hawks' upcoming series against William Jewell College starting April 17th.

By the Numbers
  • Quincy had 9 hits and 7 walks but left 12 runners on base.
  • Quinn Schultz recorded 2 doubles and scored 2 runs in the game.
State of Play
  • Quincy tied the game multiple times but couldn't secure the lead.
  • Swept series split indicates inconsistency in performance.
What's Next

The Hawks will face William Jewell College in a four-game series starting April 17th, seeking to rebound from the recent loss. The team must improve their offensive execution to secure wins against a competitive opponent.

Bottom Line

Despite strong individual performances, Quincy's inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities highlighted a need for better clutch hitting moving forward. The upcoming series will be critical for the team's momentum and playoff position.