HAWKINS, Texas — The University of the Southwest baseball team completed a three-game sweep of Jarvis Christian Friday and Saturday, combining explosive offense with strong pitching performances to secure victories of 5–3, 16–3, and 14–4.

Southwest controlled the series from start to finish, outscoring Jarvis Christian 35–10 and holding the Bulldogs to three runs or fewer in each contest.

Game 1: Southwest 5, Jarvis Christian 3

Southwest opened the series with a composed road win on Friday afternoon, scoring in four different innings and limiting Jarvis Christian's scoring opportunities.

Dong Joon Shin went 3-for-4 with an RBI to lead the offense, while Vyncent Chavez and Alesandro Morrison each drove in two runs. Southwest totaled 11 hits and played clean defensively, committing no errors.

On the mound, Miguel Olivas delivered 6.2 strong innings, allowing three runs while striking out five. Keigo Wajima recorded the final out to secure the win.

Game 2: Southwest 16, Jarvis Christian 3

The Mustangs broke the series open in the second game, using a seven-run third inning to pull away and cruise to a lopsided victory.

Southwest finished with 14 hits and seven walks, capitalizing on early opportunities and maintaining constant pressure. Dong Joon Shin collected three hits and two RBIs, while Alex Montiel drove in three runs. Santiago Garcia and Mark Gonzales each scored three times.

Brandon Segal was dominant on the mound, throwing a complete game and allowing just three runs while striking out four without issuing a walk.

Game 3: Southwest 14, Jarvis Christian 4

Southwest closed out the sweep on Saturday with another offensive showcase, scoring in five different innings and pulling away late.

Colby Martinez powered the lineup with four RBIs, while JJ Rosales and Dong Joon Shin combined for five RBIs. Southwest drew 10 walks and took advantage of Jarvis Christian miscues, turning consistent baserunners into runs.

Alesandro Morrison and Major Byrd combined on the mound, holding Jarvis Christian to four runs and limiting extended rallies to seal the series finale.

Series Notes

• Southwest averaged nearly 12 runs per game over the three contests
• The Mustangs committed no errors in the series opener and continued solid defensive play throughout
• Southwest pitching limited Jarvis Christian to 10 total runs across three games

Head Coach Steve Appel
"We finally found a way to put all three facets of the game together for most of the three-game set and found a way to sweep on the road. I still think we could have executed a little more offensively, especially with runners in second and less than two outs, but playing on the road at Jarvis is a tough place to hit sometimes. If we can continue to throw strikes, play good defense, and execute the small things offensively, we can finish off this year strong. Hopefully sweeping on the road gives these guys some good confidence going into the home stretch, and we have to find a way to take this next series at home next weekend before our long road stretch."

The Mustangs will continue play on Tuesday in a non-conference doubleheader at Wayland Baptist.

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