Box Score
After six, Devitt was done for the day and in position for his first win of the season, up 3-1, but the Senators took advantage of first-year Tiger pitchers Andrew Shoemaker and Jacob Cook in the seventh. The two transfer pitchers combined for three runs in the inning, two of which were earned by Shoemaker.

AUM's rally began with a lead-off pinch-hit single by Derek Webster. After a balk and pop fly to left, Webster advanced to third and later scored on an RBI base hit by Logan Remson. Three batters was all Shoemaker faced before Cook (0-1) entered and gave up a pinch-hit two-RBI single by Baxley Raines that put the Senators up for good.

Alex Tolmachoff pitched the Tigers out of the seventh and silenced AUM's bats in the eighth, but CU could not get anything going in the eighth or ninth.

Craig Miller set the Tigers down in order in the eighth, while Sam Judah also retired the CU hitters in the ninth to post his second save of the season.

Campbellsville collected all four of its hits in the first five innings, but took advantage of four errors by the Senators. Gabriel Briones and Jameel Ziadeh each had sacrifice fly RBIs in the win for CU, while Trent Seamons scored on an error in the fifth.

The 17^th-ranked Tigers (0-1) travel to the northeast side of Alabama's capital city Saturday to meet No. 20 Faulkner University (9-1) in a non-conference doubleheader at 2 p.m. ET. The games will be played at the Harrison Baseball Complex on Faulkner's campus (5345 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Ala.).

It will be the ninth and 10^th games of the season for Faulkner against a Mid-South Conference opponent. The Eagles swept a doubleheader against Pikeville College Feb. 5 and swept a four-game series against the 25^th-ranked University of Rio Grande last weekend. Georgetown College was in town Friday.