In their final non-conference game, Savannah State University fell to USC Beaufort, suffering a 13-4 defeat. Despite a tied hit count of ten, the Tigers struggled defensively with three errors and left nine runners on base, while USCB committed one error and stranded four. The game saw Savannah State's brief comeback attempt in the sixth inning, but a devastating seven-run seventh from the Sand Sharks secured their victory. Players Sandoval and Rodriguez showed strong performances, each securing two hits, while Grier delivered two RBIs and was a key contributor for SSU. The Tigers will now shift focus to their upcoming three-game series against LeMoyne-Owen on April 18-19 to wrap up their home schedule.

By the Numbers
  • Savannah State recorded ten hits but made three errors in the game.
  • USCB scored 13 runs, including seven in the seventh inning.
State of Play
  • The Tigers sit at 20-18 overall with a conference record of 17-10 SIAC.
  • They will face LeMoyne-Owen in a doubleheader starting on April 18 at 11 a.m.
What's Next

Moving forward, the Tigers aim to secure victories in their upcoming series to improve their standing in the SIAC ahead of postseason play.

Bottom Line

The Tigers must tighten their defense and capitalize on scoring opportunities in their next series to maintain momentum heading into important conference games.