D3 and NAIA RECAP (3/25): A Centre College Comeback, #8 Lindsey Wilson Steals Win

All the scores from Division 3 NCAA and NAIA schools in Kentucky for March 25, 2015

OHIO CHRISTIAN: 1 
ASBURY: 3 

OHIO CHRISTIAN: 1 
ASBURY: 5

KIAC STANDINGS

	IUS	9-1	.900
	West Virginia Tech	9-3	.750
	Asbury	7-3	.700
	Rio Grande	6-4	.600
	Point Park	6-4	.600
	Brescia	1-7	.125
	Cincinnati Christian	1-7	.125
	Ohio Christian	1-11	.083

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OGLETHORPE:  3 
CENTRE COLLEGE:  5

Trailing 3-1 to visiting Oglethorpe in a Southern Athletic Association (SAA) matchup on Friday night at Gary Wright Field, the Centre baseball team outscored the Stormy Petrels 4-0 for the remainder of the contest en route to a 5-3 triumph top open a three-game series.

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OHIO VALLEY: 5
KENTUCKY WESLEYAN: 4

OHIO VALLEY: 0
KENTUCKY WESLEYAN: 3

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TRANSY: 5
FRANKLIN: 4

The Transylvania University baseball team outlasted the Franklin College Grizzlies in a back-and-forth affair in the opening game of their Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference weekend series. The Pioneers scored single runs in the third, fourth and eighth innings before posting two runs in the ninth to seal the win.

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SPALDING: 6
PRINCIPIA: 4

The Spalding University baseball team won their second straight conference game, edging out Principia College, 6-4. The win brings the Golden Eagles overall record to 10-7, with a 2-2 mark in the SLIAC. The loss drops the Panthers to 4-10 overall and a 0-1 mark in conference play. Kyle Olliges (1-1) earned the win, whileKorie Vire (4) picked up the save. Sawyer Grow (2-2) was tagged with the loss.

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MID SOUTH CONFERENCE

CAMPBELLSVILLE: 8
GEORGETOWN: 0

PIKEVILLE: 0
SHAWNEE ST: 4

CUMBERLAND: 1
ST. CATHERINE: 2
F/10

CUMBERLANDS: 3
#8 LINDSEY WILSON: 4
F/10

With the score tied 3-3 in the bottom of the 10th inning, Austin Atwell delivered a walk-off single up the middle to score Alec Salcedo from second and hand the Lindsey Wilson baseball team a 4-3 walk-off win over Cumberlands (Ky.) on Friday evening at Egnew Park.

The win puts the eighth-ranked Blue Raiders (23-10, 5-2 MSC) currently alone atop the Mid-South Conference standings in first place. Cumberlands falls to 20-11 overall with a 3-4 record in conference play with the loss.

MID SOUTH STANDINGS

8	Lindsey Wilson	6-2	.750	24-10	.706
	Pikeville	5-3	.625	15-11	.577
RV	St. Catharine	4-4	.500	23-10	.697
	Campbellsville	4-4	.500	19-9	.679
	Shawnee State	4-4	.500	12-19	.387
	Cumberlands (KY)	3-5	.375	20-12	.625
	Cumberland (TN)	3-5	.375	18-16	.529
RV	Georgetown	3-5	.375	18-17	.514