Indianapolis – The University of Indianapolis plated seven runs in the middle innings en route to an 11-4 victory over the Maryville University baseball team Saturday afternoon at Greyhound Park in Indianapolis. 
 
Game One: 
The Saints and the Greyhounds were locked up in a pitcher's duel for the first three innings as Tanner Marshall was yet to allow a hit. The Greyhounds broke the game open in the fourth and fifth innings with three runs and four runs, respectively, making it a 7-0 ballgame.
 
Tyler Ward got the offense rolling for the Saints in the seventh inning with a single to center field. After a Jamie Young walk and a Nick Hofmann hit by pitch, Jackson Burrell battled for a bases loaded walk to put the Saints on the scoreboard. Michael Gould and Dominic Connolly followed that up with a pair of infield singles to score Young, Hofmann, and Burrell, making it a 7-4 deficit. 
 
UIndy answered with three runs of their own in the bottom of the seventh to extend the lead to 10-4 and added another run in the eighth to take an 11-4 advantage. 
 
Winning Pitcher: Xavier Rivas (2-0)
Save: None
Losing Pitcher: Marshall (2-3)
Hitting leaders: Connolly – 2-for-5, RBI
                            Gould – 1-for-5, 2 RBI
                                                 
Records:
Maryville – 8-13, 6-8 GLVC
UIndy – 11-9, 9-3 GLVC
 
Up Next: The Saints head to Bolivar, Missouri for a two-game set with Southwest Baptist University on Tuesday. The first contest of the double header against the Bearcats is scheduled for a 2 p.m. start.