Sterling, KS-
Oklahoma Wesleyan turned the weekend into a statement, rolling through Sterling College with authority and confidence to complete a three-game KCAC sweep. From thunderous home runs to lockdown pitching, the Eagles controlled every part of the series and left no doubt about their momentum heading deeper into conference play.
Game 1: Offensive Avalanche Sets the Tone OKWU 20, Sterling 4
The opening game felt over almost as soon as it began. Oklahoma Wesleyan's bats erupted early and never cooled, burying Sterling under a relentless wave of offense in a 20–4 blowout. The Eagles struck in six different innings and pounded out 17 hits, overwhelming Warrior pitching from the first pitch on.
Wally Diaz delivered a night to remember, launching two home runs and driving in a staggering 10 runs to fuel the rout. Every trip to the plate seemed to bring more damage, and Oklahoma Wesleyan turned the game into a showcase of offensive depth. On the mound, Alex Garcia calmly handled his work, spinning six steady innings and allowing the Eagles to cruise to a dominant series-opening win.
Game 2: Power on Display Ends It Early OKWU 17, Sterling 2 – 7 innings
Oklahoma Wesleyan erased any doubt in game two. The Eagles unleashed another offensive barrage, this time closing the game early with a 17–2 run-rule victory.
The turning point came in the fourth inning, when Oklahoma Wesleyan exploded for seven runs. Daurys Manzanillo brought the highlight moment, launching a grand slam that sucked the remaining energy out of the Sterling dugout. The long ball was the theme all game, as the Eagles left the yard four times and kept the pressure relentless.
Ashton Luera gave the offense more than enough room to work, tossing five scoreless innings while striking out seven. Sterling managed only four hits all afternoon, and Oklahoma Wesleyan walked off the field firmly in control of the series.
Game 3: Eagles Finish the Job OKWU 9, Sterling 6
Saturday's finale brought Sterling's best punch, but the Eagles answered once again. Oklahoma Wesleyan built an early cushion, jumping out to a 6–0 lead through four innings thanks to home runs from JT Maloney, Gilbert Morales, and Braydon Caldwell.
The Warriors refused to fold quietly, mounting a late rally and closing the gap in the final frames. But each time momentum threatened to shift, Oklahoma Wesleyan responded. The bullpen bent but never broke, and Alan Covarrubias shut the door in relief to seal the win and the sweep.
By the time the weekend ended, Oklahoma Wesleyan had outscored Sterling 46–12, showcasing explosive power, disciplined pitching, and the kind of confidence that defines championship-caliber teams. The Eagles didn't just win the series—they owned it.
