The Quincy Hawks faced off against Southwest Baptist, splitting a doubleheader at the Mart Heinen Softball Complex. They lost the first game 6-3, despite a strong effort from Kenzie Moss, who went 3-for-3 with a home run. The Hawks rebounded in game two, winning 9-4 with a standout performance from Moss again, contributing four RBIs. Lindsey Fischer also played a key role, hitting a two-run home run that helped shift the momentum in Quincy's favor. The Hawks are set to travel to Springfield to take on the Drury University Panthers next.

By the Numbers
  • Kenzie Moss recorded a home run and two RBIs in game one, hitting 3-for-3 overall.
  • Moss followed up with another home run and four RBIs in the second game.
  • Lindsey Fischer contributed a two-run homer in game two, finishing with two RBIs.
  • Haley Martin pitched all seven innings in game two, allowing four runs and striking out six.
State of Play
  • The Hawks' current record stands at .500 after the doubleheader split.
  • Moss is emerging as a key player, leading the team with significant offensive contributions.
  • The Hawks will now face Drury University, seeking to improve their standing in the season.
What's Next

The Hawks will aim to build on their momentum during their upcoming road trip against Drury University on April 18-19. They will look to continue their offensive production and strengthen their overall performance as the season progresses.

Bottom Line

Quincy鈥檚 ability to bounce back in the second game demonstrates their resilience; with Moss and Fischer leading the charge, they have the potential to take control in upcoming matches. Consistency will be key as they move forward in the season.