INDIANAPOLIS –  The UIndy baseball team dropped their final game of the weekend series against Davenport 8-1 on Sunday. The day began with the resumption of game three's eighth and ninth innings, after game three was suspended due to darkness on Saturday.

This is the third straight loss, and their ninth loss in the last ten games for UIndy, after beginning the season 5-0 with a series win over Lake Erie and splitting their series against Hillsdale.

GAME 4 | UIndy 1, Davenport 8
The Greyhounds found themselves in another pitching duel this series, with both starting pitchers having quality starts of six plus innings. UIndy's Carter Nowak went 6.2 innings, giving up three runs on three hits while recording six punch outs. And the Panthers' Austin VanderMarkt went six frames allowing one run and picking up four strikeouts.

UIndy struggled at the plate today, going 5-32 as a team, but Easton Good and Cole Hampton both provided sparks for the Hounds today. Good was the only Hound to reach base multiple times, recording two hits and a walk, while Hampton hit a solo home run to deep left field in the second inning.

Davenport used a five run eighth and ninth inning that included; two singles, a triple and a home run that brought home all five runs for the Panthers to win this one 8-1, and clinch the 3-1 series win over UIndy.

UP NEXT
UIndy will head out to Springfield, Ill. to take on the Prairie Stars of Illinois Springfield on Friday March 14 in their first road series, and first GLVC match up of the season.