Mississippi College baseball split a doubleheader against West Florida, clinching the series with a 10-7 win in the first game but losing 13-6 in the second. The Choctaws showcased a strong offensive performance, highlighted by a seven-run fourth inning in the opener. Tyrus Williams played a key role, driving in two runs and scoring twice. The team capitalized on 12 hits, with notable contributions from Creek Robertson and Jake LaRocca. Despite a strong start, the Choctaws fell short in the second game, where defensive errors contributed to their defeat.

By the Numbers
  • Choctaws scored 7 runs in a single fourth inning in game one.
  • UWF capitalized on a five-run sixth inning in game two.
State of Play
  • Choctaws hold a season record of 26-20 overall and 19-11 in the GSC.
  • West Florida stands at 32-13 overall and 18-12 in the GSC.
What's Next

The Choctaws will face Arkansas-Monticello on Tuesday, April 21, looking to build on the positives from their series win over West Florida.

Bottom Line

Mississippi College鈥檚 resilience in the first game exemplifies their potential, but to thrive moving forward, they must minimize errors and capitalize on scoring opportunities in crucial moments.