Bay Path Drops a Pair on Day 2 of Myrtle Beach Trip

Game 1 Recap: Waynesburg Dominates Bay Path in a Commanding 18-1 Victory

In a decisive match-up at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Waynesburg University highlighted their offensive depth and pitching strength, leaving the Wildcats with little room to maneuver.

The game started with a brief glimmer of hope for Bay Path as A. Morrison managed to score in the first inning, thanks to a single by C. Austin. However, Waynesburg quickly took control of the game. B. DeMark set the tone with an impressive triple to right field, bringing in two runs. The first inning closed with Waynesburg leading 2-1. Waynesburg's dominance was further solidified in the second inning when they exploded for seven runs. M. Heitmann's double and B. Rice's single contributed to the scoreline, while a wild pitch allowed another run to cross the plate, pushing the lead to 9-1.The third inning saw another offensive surge from Waynesburg, adding seven more runs. Contributions came from D. Roberts, B. DeMark, and S. Petrowski, among others, as they consistently found gaps in Bay Path's defense. By the end of the third inning, the score was a staggering 16-1. Waynesburg added two more runs in the fourth inning with a two-RBI single by T. Foust, sealing their commanding 18-1 victory. On the mound, P. Meadows delivered a strong performance for Waynesburg, pitching four innings with five strikeouts and allowing just one run. M. Baker closed the game, maintaining the team's defensive stronghold.

Bay Path struggled to contain Waynesburg's offense, with J. Boudreau and A. Kreischer combining to allow 19 hits and 18 runs over four innings. Despite their efforts, Bay Path could only manage two hits and one run throughout the game.

Game 2 Recap: Wilson Triumphs Over Bay Path in a High-Scoring Showdown

In a thrilling matchup, Wilson College secured a 9-4 victory over Bay Path University on March 4, 2025. The game, which lasted just under two hours, was a display of strategic plays and solid performances from both teams.

Wilson presented an unstoppable offense, accumulating 13 hits throughout the game, compared to Bay Path's five. The action began in the second inning when Wilson's S. Hartle drove in the first run with a single up the middle. The third inning saw Wilson extend their lead significantly. K. Keller's single brought in another run, followed by a wild pitch that allowed E. Randalls to score. C. Magers then delivered a critical two-RBI single, making the score 5-0.

Bay Path struggled to respond until the sixth inning, when M. Vera reached on a fielder's choice, allowing Morrison to score their first run. However, Wilson quickly countered in the seventh inning, with C. Magers and S. Hartle adding two more runs to their tally, extending their lead to 9-1.

In the bottom of the seventh, Bay Path mounted a late rally. M. Tessmer and Sunderland combined to hit in three runs, narrowing the gap to 9-4, but it was not enough to overcome Wilson's substantial lead.