Game 1:
In a closely fought baseball game, Texas Wesleyan emerged victorious over Southwestern Assemblies of God University with a score of 2-0. The game, which took place at Wesleyan Field, saw Texas Wesleyan take an early lead in the third inning thanks to a fielder's choice by Tomas Sanchez. They added another run in the sixth inning as Grayson Barrett reached first base on an error by the SAGU second baseman, allowing Chasten Chon to score.

Defensively, the game was a standout performance for Texas Wesleyan. Pitcher Morgan McCloud, now 4-0 for the season, was in dominant form, allowing only six hits and no runs in six innings pitched. His teammates supported him, who made only one error compared to SAGU's two and made several crucial plays to prevent SAGU from getting on the scoreboard.

Offensively, the game was quiet, with neither team managing to get many hits. Texas Wesleyan only managed five hits in total, with Barrett and JV Verdin leading the team with two hits and one hit, respectively. SAGU had slightly more success at the plate, with Matt Daiy and Alejandro Garcia contributing two hits each, but they could not convert these into any runs.

Overall, the win is a significant boost for Texas Wesleyan, who now have a record of 16-7 for the season. As they approach the halfway point of the season, they will be looking to build on this result and continue to improve their performances on both sides of the ball.

Game 2:
Texas Wesleyan emerged victorious in a highly contested baseball game, beating Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) 5-1. The Rams got off to a quick start in the first inning, scoring three runs thanks to an error by SAGU's first baseman and a double by Carson Cheany. They added one more run in the second inning before Cheany doubled again in the fifth to bring home another run.

Texas Wesleyan's offense was impressive, but their defense was equally dominant. They held SAGU scoreless for the first five innings, and despite giving up a run in the sixth inning, they were able to limit the Lions to just six hits in the game.

Andrew Graham was the winning pitcher for Texas Wesleyan, improving his record to 3-0. He allowed just one run on six hits while striking out six batters. David Theriot earned the Rams' save, closing the game without allowing a run.

From a Texas Wesleyan perspective, this was a complete performance, with the team firing on all cylinders. They dominated offensively and defensively, and their pitching was exceptional. This win will give them momentum heading into their next game and provide a boost to their confidence.