Bethany, Okla. - 

Game 1

In a thrilling conference showdown under sunny and windy conditions, the Southwestern Christian University Eagles edged out the Texas Wesleyan Rams with a 2-1 victory on April 17, 2025, at Bethany, Oklahoma. The Eagles demonstrated resilience and tactical play to claim the win in this closely contested match.

Jess Moralez and Shakyrah Gladness were the players who scored the crucial runs for the Eagles, while Holly Elam and Hannah Keele contributed the pivotal RBIs, helping tilt the balance in favor of Southwestern Christian. Jessica Czikra, the starting pitcher for the Eagles, played a critical role in maintaining the defensive integrity of the team throughout the game.

A key moment came late in the game when Southwestern Christian secured their winning run in the bottom of the 7th inning. Keele hit a decisive single up the middle, allowing Gladness to score an unearned run that ultimately finalized the game's outcome. Additionally, Moralez's double in the 6th inning built the momentum by leading to the team's first run, highlighting the game's intense competitive nature.

The Eagles, now standing at a 23-16 record for the season, look forward to a rematch against Texas Wesleyan University on April 18, 2025, at the same location in Bethany, Oklahoma. This upcoming game promises to be another nail-biter as the Eagles aim to continue their triumphant stride in the league.

Game 2

In a challenging conference softball face-off, Southwestern Christian University's Eagles were defeated by Texas Wesleyan's Rams with a final score of 4-1. The game, held on a sunny but windy day in Bethany, Oklahoma, saw the Eagles striving hard but ultimately falling short against their opponents on April 17, 2025.

Southwestern Christian kicked off the scoring in the 1st inning when Madison Jones drove in Hannah Keele with an RBI single. Despite this early lead, the Eagles couldn't maintain their momentum. Texas Wesleyan's A. Darilek delivered a crucial blow with a home run in the 3rd inning, shifting the game's balance.

Eagles' starting pitcher, Lauren Schallert, faced tough opposition and was later relieved by Lainey King. Shakyrah Gladness stood out for the Eagles with 2 hits during the game, showcasing strong individual performances despite the team's overall struggle.

With their current record at 23-17, the Eagles are looking to rebound in their next game, which is a quick turnaround as they face Texas Wesleyan again on April 18, 2025, in Bethany. The team remains focused on improving their standings and demonstrating their resilience in the upcoming rematch.