Texas Wesleyan University's baseball team dominated Texas A&M Texarkana with a final score of 14-8 on Tuesday. The game was a showcase of Texas Wesleyan's hitting and pitching prowess, led by Greyson Barrett's five RBIs and Jansen Lublin's three innings of scoreless relief pitching.

Texas Wesleyan's offensive performance was nothing short of impressive, racking up 18 hits and 14 runs against Texas A&M Texarkana's pitching. The scoring started in the first inning when Logan Silvertooth hit a two-run single to center field, bringing in Chaesten Chon and Carson Cheaney. Texas A&M Texarkana responded by scoring three runs in the first inning, but Texas Wesleyan continued to put pressure on the opposing team.

In the third inning, Texas Wesleyan broke the game open with five runs, started by Brandon Rincones' RBI double and followed by Barrett's three-run homer and TJ Tomlinson's RBI single, bringing the score to 7-4. In the fourth inning, Barrett hit another double, bringing in Rincones and Silvertooth for two more runs. In the fifth inning, Cheaney hit a two-run triple and later scored on a fielder's choice, bringing the score to 12-5. 

Texas Wesleyan added two more runs in the seventh inning, courtesy of a two-run homer by Tomas Sanchez, putting the game out of reach.

While Texas Wesleyan's offense was impressive, the pitching performance was also notable. The starter, Lublin, gave up five runs in six innings pitched but still managed to earn the win. Lublin was relieved by Kade Baron, who pitched one scoreless inning, and Cam Lassiter, who pitched two innings and gave up three runs. Texas A&M Texarkana's pitching struggled to keep up with Texas Wesleyan's hitting, with the starter, Blake Taylor, giving up nine runs in three innings pitched.

Overall, this game was a demonstration of Texas Wesleyan's skill in both hitting and pitching. Their offense was relentless, scoring in every inning except the ninth. The team's performance was led by Barrett, who had five RBIs, and Cheaney, who had four hits and two RBIs. Lublin's three scoreless innings of relief pitching on the pitching side ensured that Texas Wesleyan maintained a comfortable lead throughout the game.

This victory improved Texas Wesleyan's record to 13-5, while Texas A&M Texarkana's record fell to 6-10. This game was one of many in the team's season, and their strong performance will undoubtedly give them a confidence boost heading into the next games. While it's still early in the season, Texas Wesleyan's performance in this game shows that they're a team to watch out for, with the potential to make a deep run in the postseason.