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West Virginia Wesleyan split a MEC doubleheader with Concord, winning the opener 4-2 behind Morgan Greene’s complete game and homers from Lynzee Hague, Madison Austra and Emma Putman.

West Virginia Wesleyan turned in a strong weekend at the MEC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with the women placing third (93.5 points) and the men sixth (62.5).

West Virginia Wesleyan took Charleston to the ninth in a scoreless pitchers’ duel, but a walk-off homer sealed a 1-0 loss in Game 1. The Golden Eagles rode early offense and strong pitching to complete the sweep, 5-1, despite an RBI single from Josi Fix.

West Virginia Wesleyan was swept by West Virginia State in Sunday’s MEC doubleheader, falling 11-0 in five innings in the opener before a tighter 4-2 loss in game two. The Lady Bobcats rallied to tie the nightcap, but a two-run Olivia Bell homer proved the difference.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s women rallied from early setbacks to edge West Virginia State 4-3 in their season finale, finishing 15-6. The Bobcat men cruised to a 7-0 shutout—State’s first of the season—and now await their 14-7 MEC Tournament seeding.

West Virginia Wesleyan was blanked twice as Glenville State swept Friday’s MEC doubleheader, 3-0 and 13-0, at the Sue Morris Sports Complex. Zach Dellerman fired a two-hit shutout in the opener, and the Pioneers broke game two open with big fifth and sixth innings.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s men dropped a tight 4-3 Mountain East Conference match to Route 33 rival Davis & Elkins, with playoffs looming and a final regular-season test vs. West Virginia State on April 24. The Bobcat women answered with a dominant 6-1 win in Elkins.

Wesleyan softball powered past Davis & Elkins in a Mountain East Conference doubleheader sweep, 9-1 and 12-1, piling up 21 runs on 25 hits. Morgan Greene and Mackenzie O’Brien tossed complete games as big homers and a 5-RBI day from Emma Putman fueled the surge.

West Virginia Wesleyan was swept by the University of Charleston in Sunday’s doubleheader, falling 3-1 in the opener before a 12-inning 6-5 marathon in game two.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s Lady Bobcats won the Jasmine Clagett Memorial at Cebe Ross Field, piling up 181 points behind standout sprints, distance depth, and a 4×400 relay victory.