DAYTON, Tenn. —The #25 Lady Tigers traveled to battle the Bryan College Lions for two games. At the end of the doubleheader, Campbellsville won one and lost one against Bryan.

GAME ONE: Campbellsville 6, Bryan 4

Emily Reynolds and Jessie Daniels opened the game with singles, unable to reach home before switching sides with the Lions. Bryan was first on the scoreboard with three back-to-back singles, resulting in the game's first run.

The Lady Tigers' share of the second was short-lived, put away in a three-up, three-down fashion. The Lions collected another hit but did not score before the end of the inning.

Camille Conkright came across the plate for the Lady Tigers' first game run with a sacrifice fly from Rylee Warner. Daniels followed with a single to bring Korey Harris across home and followed her shortly after with a double by Caroline Pitcock, claiming the lead. Bryan quickly put away in a three-up, three-down style during the bottom of the third.

Hannah Hackworth scored another run for Campbellsville with a single by Reynolds. Much like the third, the Lions were put away in a three-up, three-down style.

Ashby Murt and Selynna Metcalfe each collected hits throughout the top of the fifth inning, but the Lady Tigers could not capitalize off them before switching sides. During Bryan's share of the inning, the Lions tied the score at four to prevent Campbellsville from securing an early lead.

Neither team could break the tie during the sixth and seventh innings. Each collected hits but was unable to steal the lead and take the victory, sending the game into extra innings.

Daniels came into the top of the eighth with the first home run of the contest to reclaim the Lady Tigers' lead. Murt singled to bring Pitcock across the plate and increase Bryan's deficit on the scoreboard. The Lions were put away in three-up, three-down fashion during the bottom of the inning, securing the victory for Campbellsville.

GAME TWO: Campbellsville 0, Bryan 3

Harris opened the second game with a single and a stolen base. However, the Lady Tigers were put away before she could reach base. The Lions followed in the bottom of the first with a single but were also unable to score before the end of the inning.

Campbellsville's second inning was short-lived, put away in a three-up, three-down style. Bryan collected two singles but had yet to make it to the scoreboard at the end of the second.

Much like the second, the Lady Tigers were quickly put away in three-up, three-down fashion during the top of the third. With a triple and a sacrifice fly, the Lions were first on the scoreboard, putting up three runs to take the advantage.

Daniels came into the top of the fourth with a double, unable to score before the end of Campbellsville's share of the inning. Bryan also collected another hit, unable to reach the plate.

Murt singled in the opening of the top of the fifth, unable to collect a run for the Lady Tigers and still trailing the Lions. Bryan also collected another hit but has yet to score again since the third inning.

Reynolds opened the sixth with a double. However, Campbellsville could not reach home before switching sides with the Lions. Bryan reached base via walk, but they were quickly put away before they could score. 

Although Murt and Metcalfe each collected a single, it was not enough to catch up with the Lions, losing the second game. 

The Lady Tigers will be back in action on April 4th and 5th, traveling to Lebanon, Tennessee, for a three-game series against the Cumberland University Phoenix. 

• After both games, Daniels led with two runs, eight at-bats, and two RBIs. Ellie Coley and Reynolds worked together, striking out seven Lion batters. 
• During the first game, Campbellsville surpassed Bryan in multiple statistical categories: hits (18-8), at-bats (38-32), doubles (2-1), home runs (1-0), and OPS (1.117-.596). 
• Before losing the second game, the Lady Tigers held a seven-game winning streak against the Lions.