Southeastern University’s baseball team, ranked No. 9, narrowly lost to Keiser 7–6, resulting in a split for their weekend series. The loss brings their record to 27-12 overall and 11-5 in the Sun Conference. The Fire got off to a good start with a 2–0 lead in the first inning, but Keiser overtook them with a three-run fourth inning and never looked back. Despite rallying to come within one run in the eighth, Southeastern couldn't capitalize, leaving the tying run stranded in the ninth. They will host Ave Maria next for a four-game conference series.

By the Numbers
  • Southeastern's record is now 27-12 overall and 11-5 in conference play.
  • Braden Bartholomae drove in three runs and reached base multiple times.
  • Cade Parry had three hits and two RBIs in the game.
State of Play
  • Southeastern is coming off a split series against Keiser, after an aggressive start.
  • Keiser’s fourth inning was pivotal, allowing them to take a significant lead.
  • The Fire's bullpen showed strength with two scoreless innings from Micah Earwood.
What's Next

Southeastern will aim to bounce back as they host Ave Maria for a four-game Sun Conference series starting Thursday evening. This will be crucial for maintaining their standings within the conference.

Bottom Line

The recent loss serves as a reminder of the competitiveness in the Sun Conference. Southeastern must tighten their gameplay and capitalize on early leads as they move into their next series.