SHAWNEE, Okla.  —  Henderson State swept its doubleheader at Oklahoma Baptist on Saturday, securing a series victory over the Bison in the process. The Reddies won the first game in a 9-0 shutout before taking game two by a score of 6-3.

GAME ONE
Henderson got the scoring started in the top of the first with an RBI double from Jeremy Schork and a Jaxson Gregg run on a wild pitch. Austin Scritchfield doubled the Reddies' lead with a two-run double in the top of the third. The following inning, Luke Farrar tacked on two more runs via a single up the middle. In the seventh, Schork launched a two-run home run - his eighth big fly of the season - to make it an 8-0 ballgame. Luke Rice plated the final run of the contest on an RBI triple in the eighth inning.

In his third consecutive winning decision and quality start, Reese Weaks threw seven innings of shutout baseball. The senior from Princeton, Texas, struck out two while allowing just four hits. 

Tyler Bates completed the combined shutout with two innings of relief work.

Schork's two hits and three runs batted led the team in the win.

In addition to his two RBI, Farrar scored twice himself. The second baseman also walked once.

Jaxson Gregg scored three times after reaching base via a hit, a walk, and a hit-by-pitch.

Tripp Campbell and Louis Holt each recorded a hit and a run.

Rice and Scritchfield rounded out the Reddie hit parade in extra-base fashion.

GAME TWO
Jaxson Gregg helped HSU take the lead in the third inning with an RBI double down the right field line. The Reddies added on four runs in the fourth inning via a two-run Luke Farrar double and a two-run Luke Rice single. Oklahoma Baptist plated its first run of the series on a sacrifice fly later in the inning. The Bison drew within two runs after both Lucas Schaefer and Braden Smith hit solo homers in the fifth. Jeremy Schork recorded an RBI base knock in the sixth, making it 6-3 in favor of Henderson. That score would hold for the remainder of the game, ensuring a doubleheader sweep and series victory for the Reddies.

Farrar and Gregg each had three hits in the win.

Rice posted two hits and two runs.

Alex Galvan and Louis Holt both had a hit and a run scored. Galvan also walked once.

Jeremy Schork collected the last of the Reddies' 11 hits in the victory.

Cal Jones earned a walk and later came around to score in the fourth.

Mitchell Szczygiel picked up his first win of 2025 through 1.1 innings of relief work. He struck out two batters.

Payton Byrd fanned three Bison and threw the final two innings of the contest to secure his conference-leading sixth save of the season.

ON DECK
Having already locked up the series win, Henderson State will be looking for a sweep on the road when it faces Oklahoma Baptist in single game tomorrow, Mar. 16, at 1 p.m.