Bison, Savage Storm Square Off Tuesday

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SHAWNEE – Oklahoma Baptist and Southeastern Oklahoma State will once again meet, this time on Tuesday in a non-conference game at Bobby Cox Field at Ford Park. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
 
This will be the seventh time the Bison (18-16) and Savage Storm (26-12) will have played in Shawnee. OBU is 6-0 dating back to the 2017 season.
 
These two squads met a little over a week ago with the Savage Storm claiming a hard-fought series win after sweeping the doubleheader on April 2.
 
The green and gold were close in winning the series though. By the end of the three games, OBU had posted a .316 batting average, totaled 15 home runs and 30 RBI. The one area needing improvement: scoring with runners on second and third. Over the trio of games, OBU went 6-for-26 (.231) in that category.
 
There were a handful of contributors in the batter's box for the Bison during the series. Cade Kissel batted .500 while Dan Pruitt registered a .455 average with three home runs, five hits, four RBI and 15 total bases. Additionally, Alex Schroeder recorded a team-high eight RBI while Jose Parga batted .400 on four hits including a home run.
 
On the mound, Bo Dallas was the leader. In the game one, 13-1 victory, he tossed seven innings, fanned three and got 18 combined groundouts and flyouts. Dallas also gave up just one earned run and posted a 1.29 ERA.
 
In the other dugout, SE's Seth Morrow led the way with a .462 average on six hits including a pair of home runs. Three more batted over .400: Reid Rice, Luke Lockhert and Joseph Ramirez. Collectively, the Savage Storm batted .274.
 
Pitching-wise, no one really stood out on the mound for SE. By the end of the weekend, the staff had posted a 10.96 ERA. Leading the way in the strikeout department were Cole Canuteson and Dylan Turner. They each tallied four.