Bluefield, VA – The Bluefield University Rams took to the field on March 4, 2025, for a doubleheader against Milligan at Graham Rec Park. Despite facing two tough losses, the Rams demonstrated resilience, effort, and flashes of offensive power that will serve them well as they continue through the season.

Game 1: Battling Until the Final Out

The Rams opened the day determined to compete against a strong Milligan squad. Lauren Jackson provided a key offensive moment, driving in Bluefield's lone RBI, while Madison Blankenship found a way to cross home plate, putting the Rams on the board.

On the mound, Hallie Cox worked hard against Milligan's aggressive bats, keeping composure despite their fast start. The Rams' defense showed effort throughout, with solid fielding plays. Though the final score favored Milligan 15-1, Bluefield's grit and determination were evident.

Game 2: Rams Find Their Stride

Looking to bounce back in the second game, the Rams brought energy and focus to the plate. Lauren. Jackson shined offensively once again, smashing a triple and a single while scoring both of Bluefield's runs. Delana Loflin and Chara Wootten each contributed RBIs, keeping the Rams competitive throughout the match up.

Despite facing another strong Milligan lineup, starting pitcher Ali Glover showed resilience in the circle, battling through innings and adjusting to Milligan's offensive threats. The Rams' defense stepped up with key plays to limit damage and keep the game within reach.

Though the final score was 11-2 in favor of Milligan, the Rams showcased their fighting spirit, executing quality at-bats and making defensive adjustments throughout the game.

Looking Ahead

While the results didn't go Bluefield's way, the Rams displayed plenty of promise in their ability to manufacture runs and stay aggressive at the plate. With a determined mindset, the team will use these match ups as motivation moving forward.