Aggies Struggle in Kennesaw, Set for Western Kentucky Showdown
MARIETTA, Ga. – NM State concluded a challenging weekend in Georgia, dropping both of their games against Kennesaw State. With the losses, the Aggies now stand at 22-25 overall and 10-10 in Conference USA. As they head into their final two series of the season, NM State currently occupies the fifth spot in the league standings.
In a dramatic first game, lasting over 42 hours due to weather delays, NM State led 7-3 but ultimately fell 11-9 after Kennesaw rallied with a six-run ninth inning, capped by a three-run homer from Nate Anderson. Mitch Namie and Austin Corbett stood out offensively, contributing crucial runs.
Game two saw NM State struggle offensively, with KSU jumping ahead early by scoring a two-run homer. The Aggies managed only one run on five hits, with Gianni Horvat providing a highlight in the fifth with a double and contributing the lone RBI. Despite solid pitching from Connor Wylde and Ian Hoslett, NM State fell 5-1.
Looking ahead, the Aggies return home to face Western Kentucky in a vital three-game series starting Friday at 6 p.m. MT. For updates, follow @NMStateBaseball on social media.
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