Clarksville, AR - The Hendrix Warriors baseball team hit the road Tuesday afternoon. The Warriors traveled to Clarksville, AR to take on Ozarks in the conclusion of a earlier suspended game and a regularly scheduled game.

In game one which was a continuation of their game from the 13th that got suspended due to lack of day light, the first three innings got off to a hot start for HC as they scored seven runs. In the fifth inning Josh Walker led off getting walked. After Walker advanced to second Jake Wiegand would ground out but Walker would advance to third on the play. Seth Tucker would then ground out to short stop but would earn the RBI bringing home Walker and putting the Warriors up 8-1.

Ozarks answered back in the bottom of the fifth with a run of their own. After five innings of play the score sat at 10-2 in favor of Hendrix.

In the top of the 14th, Austin Pierce  got HC going again by getting walked. Pierce would then reach second base on a wild pitch. Tucker would then reach on a double which advanced Pierce to home scoring the tie breaking run of the game to make the HC lead 11-10. 

Ozarks would not get any more offense going in the bottom of the 14th inning and HC would get the 11-10 victory.

Pierce went two innings on the mound giving up no hits earning him the win. The Warriors were able to get ten hits, two courtesy of Jorge Leon. Leon and Wiegand each had three RBI's in the game. 

In game two the Warriors got the offense going early, striking in the first inning. Leon led off the inning getting walked. Wiehand then got the job done, advancing Leon home on a double to right center.  After the top half of the inning Hendrix led 1-0.

As in the first game, Hendrix struck again with another run in the second inning. The Warriors combined one hit in the inning to account for a run. After Ozarks would score four runs in the bottom of their inning they would hold the 4-2 lead.

There was no more HC offense until the top of the fifth when the Hendrix bats woke back up in a big way. It all started with Tucker getting walked. This was followed by a Tanner Cooper home run to left field that would give him two RBI's. After the inning the Warriors cut their defect to 5-4.

Hendrix would score two more runs in the sixth to tie the game up but a run from Ozarks in the bottom of sixth would give them the one point advantage that would lead them to the 7-6 victory.

Ford Sherrington had three hits along with Cooper who had a hit and two RBI's in the loss. Tucker also had an RBI in the game and Leon had a stolen base.

The Warriors move to 2-6 on the young season and will be back in action March 3rd for their first SAA Conference match-up taking on Birmingham Southern.