The Texas Wesleyan Baseball team (23-8) played against Science and Arts (15-12) at the Bill Smith Ballpark in Chickasha, OK. Science and Arts dominated the game with a 14-7 victory.  

Texas Wesleyan started strong in the first inning, with Greyson Barrett hitting a single through the right side, bringing in two runs. In response, Science and Arts' Garret Gaunt hit a single to left field, scoring Pedro McDowall and advancing Carlos Martinez to third base. Wesleyan's pitcher Eugene Gay got the next two batters out, ending the inning in a tie game.

The third inning saw Science and Arts take the lead with a series of hits. Gaunt hit a home run, scoring two runs. Wesleyan's pitcher Justin Ward replaced Gay but could not stop Science and Arts' momentum. Science and Arts' Brandon Lawson hit a single, scoring W. Hoch, and Nathaniel Fleckenstein hit another single, scoring Lawson. Gaunt and Martinez added to the scoreline with a single each, ending the inning 8-2 in Science and Arts' favor.

In the fourth inning, Wesleyan's Hayden Hutchens hit a homerun, bringing in three runs. However, Science and Arts hit back with a double from Lawson, bringing in Hoch. Wesleyan's defense struggled in the sixth inning, allowing Fleckenstein to score four unearned runs.

In the final inning, Barrett hit a home run, bringing in two runs. However, it was too little, too late, as Science and Arts had already taken a commanding lead.

The game highlighted the importance of both hitting and defense in baseball. While Wesleyan's offense made some significant contributions to the scoreboard, their defense could not contain Science and Arts. On the other hand, Science and Arts was able to capitalize on Wesleyan's errors and put up an impressive 14 runs.

The game serves as a reminder that no matter how well a team plays offensively, the defense ultimately wins. Wesleyan's defense could not match Science and Arts', so they suffered a defeat. However, the game also highlights the importance of resilience and persistence. Wesleyan continued to play hard despite the deficit, and they made some impressive contributions to the scoreboard.

The Texas Wesleyan and Science and Arts game showcased baseball's hitting and defensive aspects. While Science and Arts' offense was impressive, their defense was equally crucial to their success. Wesleyan's offense made some significant contributions, but their defense could not contain Science and Arts. Despite the defeat, Wesleyan demonstrated resilience and persistence, essential for any baseball team