Batesville, Ark. - After losing five-consecutive games, Hendrix has turned it around to win its last four, the latest being an 11-4 win over in-state foe Lyon in which both the bats and the arms shined.

Dylan Kalmus toed the rubber in the Warriors' first road contest of the season and was masterful, facing just three batters over the minimum in five strong shutout innings of work en route to the decision. He surrendered just four hits on the evening and fanned seven Scots hitters.

Jack Hodgins, now the program's all-time leader in career strikeouts, recorded three strikeouts in relief to bring his career tally to 249.

JD Nichols and Jackson Corrigan recorded a pair of strikeouts as well.

At the plate, it was a big day for the Warriors, highlighted by an Ian Guthrie long ball and two doubles from Zach Marriott. Guthrie's homer, which gave Hendrix a 2-0 lead in the top of the 4th inning, marks the first time the Warriors have gone deep this season. He 

Marriott drove in a game-high three runs off of his two extra-base hits on six official at-bats.

Joseph Watts also drove in a pair of runs on a 2-4 day at the plate.

The win improves Hendrix to 7-5 on the season, and they will now hit the road to Sewanee, Tennessee for a three-game series with the Tigers to open up play in the Southern Athletic Association. The Warriors will play two on Saturday, March 9 before a lone contest on Sunday afternoon.