MACON, Ga. - Agnes Scott ran their winning streak to four games with an important Collegiate Conference of the South sweep of the Wesleyan Wolves. Agnes Scott (11-17, 4-6 CCS) took Game 1, 2-0, before clinching the sweep with a 5-2 win in Game 2 against the Wolves (5-16, 2-8 CCS). The two teams entered the twinbill in a tie for sixth place in the conference. With the victories, Agnes Scott sits alone in fifth place in the conference standings.

Game 1 Recap
A pitcher's duel was on display in Game 1 of today's doubleheader with Wesleyan, as Bryn Greenwood pitched a complete-game shutout. Greenwood allowed only 6 hits in the contest, striking out 3 along the way, en route to the 2-0 win. Kayla Ocanas suffered the complete-game loss for the Wolves, also striking out 3 and scattering 8 hits in the contest. 

The Scotties got on the board early in the contest, as PresLee Hix and Colleen Thorson both singled to start the contest. Mercedes Barker, batting in the cleanup spot, did just that as she singled to drive Thorson home. Both teams would remain scoreless until the 4th inning, when Barker walked to open the inning, and Kenzie Beaudoin continued her offensive surge as of late when she singled to move Barker to second base. Kristen Gilbert would deliver a two-out single later in the inning, loading the bases. Megan Smith battled through a lengthy at-bat before finally drawing the walk from Ocanas to score Barker for the final run of the game.

At the plate, Beaudoin was the lone Scottie to register multiple hits in Game 1, going 2-for-3 at the plate. It is the second consecutive game with multiple hits, after an incredible 5-for-5 day last week against Berea.

Game 2 Recap
In the nightcap, The Scotties broke open a tied game in the 4th inning, and strong pitching and fielding helped them hold on for the 5-2 win. 

In the top of the second inning, Keke Mays drove in Sadie McCallum with a single to get the scoring started, followed by a Megan Smith single which scored Beck Littlehale to open up a 2-0 lead. The Wolves would respond with two runs of their own in the bottom of the second, before Amanda Barnes would come on in relief to stop the Wolves' rally and leave the score leveled at two apiece.

In the fourth inning, Mays would once again git for a single with one out, followed by Megan Smith lacing a single of her own. Both runners would advance with steals, and PresLee Hix reached first base on a wild pitch to load the bases. Colleen Thorson would pick up an RBI as she grounded out to drive home Mays, putting the Scotties up, 3-2. Mercedes Barker would pick up two more RBIs on the day, as she singled to drive home Hix and Smith to put the Scotties up by three.

On the mound, starter Kyra Hornsby and reliever Amanda Barnes would combine for 5 strikeouts on the afternoon. Barnes pitched 5.1 innings without surrendering a run, to pick up the victory.