DAHLONEGA | The University of North Georgia baseball team used multi-hit performances from Joshua Profit, Sam Tidaback and Steven Tomlinson in an 11-1 win over Truett-McConnell Tuesday night at Bob Stein Stadium. With the win, North Georgia improves to 25-17.
 
North Georgia got on the board in the second on a two-run Tomlinson homer deep down the left field line. The Nighthawks added a third run in the inning to jump out to a 3-0 lead.
 
Tomlinson again put UNG in the run column in the third with a triple to right center that scored both Trevor Sams and Profit and made the score 5-0.
 
The Bears put their only run of the night up in the fourth on a RBI single from Tate Gaines that plated Chris Carden. North Georgia answered back in the fifth by loading the bases and Connor Hoover drawing a walk to extend the lead back to five, 6-1.
 
UNG added four more in the sixth, highlighted by a Profit double down the right field line that got all the way to the wall and scored three Nighthawks. After a Tidaback double and advancing on a Bear error, Sams brought him home on a sacrifice fly to put UNG up, 10-1. The Nighthawks scored one more in the eighth to bring the game to its final 11-1 score.
 
NOTES
- UNG is now 6-2 against the Bears all-time and are on a four-game winning streak against TMC, dating back to May 4, 2011, when Truett-McConnell beat North Georgia by a score of 11-1.
 
- Daniel McCrary (4-3) earned the win for the Nighthawks, going five innings and striking out two. He gave up the one Bear run on four hits and a walk.
 
- Profit finished 3-for-5 on the night with three RBI, while Tidaback and Sams finished with two hits each, going a combined 4-for-9 with four RBI and three runs scored.
 
NEXT UP
North Georgia finishes Peach Belt Conference play on the road in a three-game set against Montevallo. First pitch Friday night is scheduled for a 7:00 p.m. EDT start in Alabama.