CARROLLTON, Ga. - After eight consecutive scoreless innings, the University of North Georgia baseball team tacked on three runs in the 14th inning to earn a 6-3 win Wednesday night over West Georgia.
UNG put up two runs in the top of the first on an error from the Wolves and added a third in the next inning on a
Crews Taylor RBI single to center that put North Georgia up, 3-0.
The Wolves struck back in the bottom of the second, getting a Joe Skinner homer to left field to cut the lead to two. UWG scored again in the third on a Brady Barnes RBI groundout to make the score 3-2. West Georgia tied the game in the fifth on a Nighthawk error.
It took until the 14th inning before either team scored again. North Georgia got a sacrifice fly from
Conner Corbitt to retake the lead, followed by RBI singles from
Jake Arnold and Josh Profit to bring the game to its final score.
NOTES
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Kyle Luigs (1-0) earned the win, going six innings of relief and striking out seven. He scattered five hits and hit two batters.
- Profit and
Brady Eeles each had two hits on the day.
- The 14 innings was the longest game UNG has played in since a 13-inning game against then-No. 1 Nova Southeastern two years ago. The Nighthawks won 8-7.
NEXT UP
North Georgia will travel to Georgia Southwestern for a doubleheader Saturday. First pitch of game one is set for noon.
