OWENSBORO, Ky. – The University of Indianapolis baseball team dropped their Tuesday contest with the Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers (14-23). The loss moves the Hounds to 20-15 on the season.
 
Brady Ware was once again the RBI leader for the Hounds, grabbing three RBIs in the contest on one hit. Brandon DeWitt had a quality day at the plate as well, nabbing two RBIs alongside a hit and a pair of free passes.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
A second inning offensive surge by the Greyhounds kicked off the scoring action in the contest. Isaac Bair, getting the start behind the dish, grabbed his lone RBI on a sac fly to center. Just two at bats later, Dewy got going, crushing a ball up the middle for a two RBI single.
 
The scoring kept coming for the Hounds in the fourth, with Caleb Vaughn working a bases loaded walk to make it 4-0. That teed up a bases loaded single by Ware, scoring Drew Donaldson and DeWitt. Nick Lukac added the final punch to the inning, roping a ball back at the pitcher giving the Hounds a 7-0 lead.
 
But the Hounds couldn't hold the Panthers scoreless from there, giving up nine runs in the bottom half of the fourth. That kept rolling throughout the rest of the contest, with three being plated in the fifth and one in the sixth and the seventh. A top-eight run by the Hounds from Ware tried to get the Hounds going but it was to no avail as the Hounds fell 14-8.
 
UP NEXT
The Hounds look to bounce back with an opportunity coming tomorrow as they travel to the Purdue Northwest Pride. The first pitch is set for 4 p.m. ET.