The Bobcats picked up a win over I-35 rival UTSA on the road Wednesday, 5-3, clinching the season-long series.
“I think any time you can get 10 hits in a ball game, especially a mid-week game, that’s a plus,” head coach Ricci Woodard said in a statement. “We just didn’t capitalize on some situations like we needed to — once again — so we need to keep getting key hits with runners in scoring position. But otherwise, offensively, I thought we did a pretty good job tonight.”
Texas State (18-13, 5-4 Sun Belt) began the night picking up a pair of runs. Senior outfielder Kylie George singled up the middle, then stole second base. Sophomore outfielder Anna Jones drove her home with another single and advanced to second base on the throw. Senior catcher Caitlyn Rogers followed it up with another base hit, plating Jones.
