MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Mississippi University for Women's baseball team lost both ends of its doubleheader at a Huntingdon College on Friday. The Owls (2-18) fell by scores of 3-2 and 10-2 to the Hawks (19-8).
 
A scheduled single game on Saturday was cancelled due to weather.
 
In game one, scheduled for seven innings, starting pitcher Robby Canten gave a strong performance but had no decision. Canten went 7.0 innings, scattering four hits and permitting two runs. He had five strikeouts and walked three.
 
An Avery Benson sacrifice fly in the first gave MUW an early lead. After HC plated two runs in the second frame, an RBI single off the bat of Austin Telano in the third knotted the game at 2-2, as it remained to force extra innings.
 
In the eighth, reliever Landon Clark retired the first Hawk he faced. But a single and a pair of stolen bases, soon had the winning run 90-feet away. The deciding run would score on a ball-four wild pitch for the 3-2 final.
 
The W's first three batters in the lineup – Matthew Windham (2-3), Tyler Estabrook (1-4), and Telano 3-4) – accounted for six of the Owls' nine hits in the game. Windham had two runs scored.
 
In game two, The W made an unearned run in the second stand up until the bottom of the fourth. The Hawks got to starter Campbell McCluney for two runs and two hit, to chase him from the game. However, over the next two innings four MUW relievers had similar results as McCluney, permitting two earned runs, apiece, as Huntingdon tallied three in the fourth and seven in the fifth.
 
Windham was 1-for-2 with a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning, to account for The W's second run of the day.