The Fort Hays State baseball team opened its series against Northeastern State in Tahlequah with mixed results, winning the first game 16-2 before losing the second 7-2. In the opener, the Tigers dominated with an explosive offense, scoring early and often, while pitcher Karter Beving delivered a strong performance on the mound. However, they struggled in the nightcap, unable to capitalize on an early lead as NSU surged back to win. The series puts both teams tied for 10th in the MIAA standings with four games left in the regular season.

By the Numbers
  • FHSU scored 16 runs in the first game, with all nine hitters recording at least one hit.
  • Pitcher Karter Beving struck out seven batters in a complete game, allowing just two runs on four hits.
  • In the second game, FHSU managed only four hits against NSU's pitching.
State of Play
  • Fort Hays State and Northeastern State are both tied in MIAA standings at 10-22.
  • Four games remain for both teams in the regular season.
What's Next

The two teams will continue their series with a decisive third game scheduled for Friday at 1 p.m. The outcome of this match could greatly impact both teams' chances of improving their playoff positioning.

Bottom Line

The Tigers must find consistency at the plate and maintain strong pitching to improve their standing as the season winds down, emphasizing the need for a strong performance in the upcoming game against NSU.