Tyler, Texas - The Eagles traveled to Tyler for a matchup against the top team in the Lone Star, No. 4 Texas Tyler.
 
Game 1: No. 4 UT Tyler 7, OC 3
 
Game one saw the Eagles and the Patriots cut through each other's lineups in the first two innings, with Jill Dickson picking up a strikeout along the way.
 
In the third inning is where things got interesting. The Patriots put up seven runs, but four of the seven came after one of the strangest calls of the season. In a 2-2 count with the bases loaded a Tyler batter appeared to ground into a fielder's choice with a clear force out at home, but the ump called the runner safe at the plate. After a brief discussion, an out signal was given, and then, for some reason, the batter was brought back to bat with the 2-2 count.
 
With the new life given, the batter walked, bringing in another run, and UTT followed that with a two-RBI double. A sacrifice fly RBI put a cap on the seven-run inning for the Patriots.
 
Oklahoma Christian scored all three runs in a mini rally in the top of the 6th. Kesley Gammage singled, and Brooklin Bain walked to lead off the inning, putting runners at 1st and 2nd. Kylie Janzen pinch-hit and made the most of it with an RBI double. Aaliyah Brown picked up an RBI on a sacrifice fly, and Walde brought the third run of the inning across on an RBI single.
 
Brown's RBI was her team-leading 29th of the season, and Janzen's was her 20th, which gives her the second most behind Brown.
 
Game 2: No. 4 UT Tyler 9, OC 0
 
Hannah Pate worked a walk and Whitney Walde added a hit to highlight game two.
 
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The Eagles will look to pick up a win tomorrow in the series finale, with the first pitch scheduled for 1 p.m.