Lindsborg, KS—
Game 1: Oklahoma Wesleyan Softball Triumphs Over Bethany in Dominant 10-3 Victory
The Oklahoma Wesleyan Lady Eagles showcased their offensive firepower on Saturday, overpowering Bethany 10-3 in a decisive win. The Eagles displayed resilience and consistency at the plate, tallying 15 hits and demonstrating their depth up and down the lineup.
Alyssa Olivas set the tone early, driving in three runs with a triple, while Jessica Watson's RBI double and sacrifice fly kept the momentum alive. Brooklyn Purtell added three hits and two RBIs, further fueling the Eagles' aggressive approach. The team's patience at the plate was also impressive, drawing five walks and capitalizing on defensive errors by Bethany.
Maddy Wiese pitched a complete game for Oklahoma Wesleyan, allowing just four hits while striking out four batters. Despite some challenges, Wiese's control and poise kept Bethany's lineup in check.
Game 2: Oklahoma Wesleyan Softball Again Displays Offensive Power Defeating Bethany 12-5
The Oklahoma Wesleyan Lady Eagles yet again, soared past the Bethany Swedes with a commanding 12-5 victory. The Eagles' lineup came alive, racking up 14 hits and capitalizing on Bethany's mistakes to keep the pressure on throughout the contest.
Jessica Watson led the charge for Oklahoma Wesleyan, going 3-for-4 with a stolen base, and three runs scored. Raegan Rector was a perfect 3-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored, providing consistent production from the heart of the order. Alyssa Olivas delivered a clutch
performance, driving in four runs on two hits, while Taryn Rhodes' bases-clearing double highlighted a big inning.
Gabby Simpson got the win for the Eagles, working through five innings and allowing five earned runs on nine hits. Teri Stanton came in to close the door, pitching two strong innings with three strikeouts and no runs allowed.
This 2-game series victory marked a strong performance for the Oklahoma Wesleyan Lady Eagles, showcasing their depth and strength across the team. The Lady Eagles are now 12-0 in conference play and look to continue their winning momentum as they face off against Evangel University in Springfield Missouri on April 2nd in a 2-game series. Go Eagles!
