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MBA vs Georgia State | March 18, 2025
Benjamin Lilley
10
Winner West Georgia UWG 18-26, 9-15 ASUN
1
Stetson STETSON 32-17, 20-4 ASUN
Winner
West Georgia UWG
18-26, 9-15 ASUN
10
Final
1
Stetson STETSON
32-17, 20-4 ASUN
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
West Georgia UWG 0 5 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 10 17 3
Stetson STETSON 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0

W: Dudley, Seth (3-5) L: Phillips, Ethan (1-3)

Game Recap: Baseball | | Danny Talbert

Wolves Wrap Up Stetson Series With 10-1 Win

DELAND, Fla. - West Georgia baseball concluded their away series by beating the top-ranked Stetson Hatters 10-1 today in a dominating fashion.

With the Wolves (18-26, 10-15 ASUN) out-hitting SU (32-17, 20-4 ASUN) 17-5, combined with solid pitching by Seth Dudley, resulted in UWG snapping their eight-game losing skid in Deland.

Led by Carter Dierdorf and Blake Bradford with three hits each, six different Wolves recorded a multi-hit game. In seven frames, Dudley struck out four batters and gave up an unearned run. 

Following the game, head coach Jeff Smith talked about what he saw today, stating, "Our guys had some great zone discipline at the plate and we were able to scrap out some runs. They scored early on two errors, but our guys didn't let it affect them. They went out there and did their job. We out-hit them by 12."

GAME SUMMARY
Senior righty Seth Dudley made his 12th start of the season in Deland. In 56.1 innings across 11 games, Dudley posted a 5.02 ERA and tallied the second-most strikeouts for West Georgia with 45 coming into today. SU started junior righty Ethan Phillips. In 40.2 innings across 11 appearances, Phillips posted a 3.10 ERA with 26 strikeouts prior to the series finale.

SU opened today's game grabbing a 1-0 lead in the first off of a pair of pitching errors. 

For the first time this whole series, the UWG offense came alive in the second frame. Kicking the scoring attack was Jacob Bowman with an RBI single into right. Following this, Blake Bradford put the Wolves up for the first time this series off of a double to left field. Jack Witmer then drove another Wolf home with a base hit. After this, Bradford scored on a wild pitch and Carter Dierdorf drove another UWG player home with a sacrifice fly, ending the second frame with the Wolves up 5-1. 1. UWG recorded five hits this frame.

Following a scoreless third, West Georgia added two more runs in the fourth thanks to a pair of RBIs by Brady McDevitt and Dierdorf.

During the eighth, UWG pushed their advantage to 10-1 off of hits by Beau Brand and Bowman.

UWG won 10-1.

BY THE NUMBERS
Seth Dudley earned today's win, bringing his record to 4-5 on the season. After the game, coach Smith had this to say about Dudley's performance, "He (Seth Dudley) had a complete rotation of his pitches to keep them off balance. He was able to locate it today. He did an outstanding job and Dosie (Dosie Drakeford) closed it out for us."

In the final two scoreless frames, Drakeford struck out one Hatter and gave up only two hits.

As mentioned previously, UWG had six different players recorded a multi-hit game. Following Dierdorf and Bradford with three each, Cooper Prince, Witmer, Brand and Bowman each tallied two.

Through the series, Witmer finished with a team-high five hits.

UP NEXT
The Wolves return to Carrollton to host Kennesaw State in a midweek matchup this Tuesday. First pitch from Cole Field is at 6 p.m. 
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