CHARLOTTE, N.C.- West Georgia Softball stamped their first ASUN conference series win on Saturday, winning a rubber match, 2-1, in Charlotte against the Queens Royals. 

West Georgia came into the matchup off a gutsy game two win yesterday, and continued their fiery hot streak into today's matchup.  

Megan Waites would leadoff with a single to second, with Dixiana Sims following suit with a single to left field. Waites would steal third and Sims would steal second both getting into scoring position. Blaire Bizette would bring in Waites on a ground out to short stop. Sims would eventually score on a throwing error to jump out to a 2-0 lead early.  

The Wolves tenacious defense, led by Sims in the circle, would hold the Royals scoreless in the first two innings.  

UWG kept their bats hot by adding three more runs in the top of the second. Madison Vandergriff would continue swinging a hot back leading off with a double, followed by a sacrifice bunt by Jacelyn Lahr which advanced Vandergriff to third. Addison Sturdivant would get on base and advance with a fielding error. Sturdivant would show off some impressive base running by stealing third and Zekylah Boyd would bring her home with a single to right field. Waites would ground out to third, but advance Boyd to second. Bizette would come to the plate and hit a single to bring Boyd in for a 5-0 lead.  

Garrett would start the top of the third off with a bang homering to left field to attach another run to the board for a 6-0 lead.  

Queens would finally respond to get on the board in the bottom of the third, scoring two runs to cut the Wolves deficit to 6-2.  

West Georgia would counter with a run of their own in the top of the fourth with a Bizette RBI. Waites would single to right and then advance to second on a stolen base. Bizette would then come and single to center field to tack on the only run in the inning to take a dominant 7-2 lead.  

The Royals would go on to score one run in the fourth and one more run in the sixth before West Georgia locked down the series with a 7-4 win.  

Sims would pick up the win pitching six innings finishing with three strikeouts, four earned runs and seven hits. Calli Hardison earnedthe save coming into pitch in the seventh.  

Offensively, West Georgia ended the day with nine hits and six RBIs.  

The Wolves look to continue their hot streak in a midweek doubleheader matchup against UAB at home on Wednesday. First pitch of the doubleheader is slated for 4:00 p.m.