Tigers Ranked 24th in Current Poll

Trinity hopped up one spot in the latest polls after a SCAC series win vs Hendrix. The Tigers are ranked 24th in the nation, with a series against Southwestern coming this weekend.

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Tigers Take Weekend Series Take Over First Place in SCAC

The Tigers responded from a game 1 loss and took the next two games from the Warriors in a SCAC match-up behind great pitching performances from Ben Klimesh and Mike Panozzo. Chris Walden, Kevin Jackson and Nick Pappas all had good weekends for the Tigers as well. Great to see the team rise to a challenge. With the wins, the Tigers maintain sole possession of first place in the SCAC and improve to 21-7 overall.

Tigers Take On Warriors in SCAC Weekend Series

The Tigers return to action this weekend in a 3-game SCAC series against the Hendrix Warriors. The teams will play a DH at 1 pm on Saturday and a single game at 1 pm on Sunday.

Tigers Split Abilene Trip

The road trip to Abilene is never an easy one for the Tigers. Splitting a road-trip is never ideal, but it was great to see the team respond from a 1-run loss to McMurry with a 16-8 victory over Hardin-Simmons. Dylan Early homered in the win, and Chris Walden went 3-5 with 2 2B's and 5 RBI's. Kevin Clements had a big day all the way around, going 6-10 between the two games with 3 2B's.

Tigers Sweep U of Dallas in 3-game Set

The Tiger bats continue to stay hot, scoring 34 runs in a 3-game series sweep against the University of Dallas. Kevin Francke and Chris Walden highlighted the weekend, with Francke going 4-6 with a HR, a 3B, and scoring 3 runs. Walden was 6-9 with 2 2B's, a 3B, 3 RBI's and 2 runs scored. The Tigers return to action tomorrow in a tough, road, split-site doubleheader vs McMurry and Hardin Simmons in Abilene, Texas.

Tigers Split Weekend with Millsaps

Getting a conference road sweep is always hard to do, and the Tigers had to settle with a split in Jackson this past weekend. The weekend provided yet another opportunity for freshman LHP Ryan Lucero to show his talents as he went 4.2 innings in relief and 0 ER with 3 strikeouts. The middle of the order maintained their breakneck pace offensively, with 9 hits in 2 games from Felix, Jones, and Pappas. The Tigers return home Tuesday night against Cardinal Stritch at E.M. Stevens Field with Mike Panozzo taking the mound for the Tigers.

Walden Highlights Tiger Win

Chris Walden made the most out of his first start of the year, going 3-5 with a home run, double, 4 RBI's and 3 runs scored. The Tigers offense as a whole produced 18 runs on 14 hits, including home runs by Dylan Early, Kyle Felix, and Nick Pappas to go along with Walden's. The Tigers finish their series with DeSales Thursday at 5 pm @ E.M. Stevens Field before traveling to Jackson for a key SCAC match-up.