Fort Hays State Softball returns to action on Tuesday (Mar. 16) in Shawnee, Oklahoma where they will play a pair of non-conference games. The Tigers will take on Cameron University at 1 pm, then follow with a game against the home team Oklahoma Baptist at 3 pm. The Tigers enter Tuesday at 6-8 overall.
 
Game Coverage
Both games will have a live stream available, along with live stats, at the following links
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LIVE STATS
 
Tiger Notes
-Loren Beggs leads the squad in batting average among players that have played in all 14 games. She is hitting .366 with 4 extra-base hits and 5 RBIs and currently rides a team-best 6-game hit streak.
-Grace Philop is the team leader in RBIs with 7.
-Sarah Tiffany leads FHSU in extra-base hits (6), runs scored (10), and stolen bases (5).
-Sara Breckbill is the team leader in multi-hit games with 6.
-Jessica Espinoza has reached base 8 times in her last 12 at bats, recording 4 hits and 4 walks. She elevated her batting average to .381 overall.
-Michaelanne Nelson leads the pitching staff in ERA at 1.98, striking out 35 in 42.1 innings of work.
-Hailey Chapman leads Tiger pitchers in innings pitched (46.1) and strikeouts (36), while sporting a 2.12 ERA.
-FHSU has a team ERA of 2.22 through 14 games.
 
Opponent Notes
Cameron (9-9)
The Aggies enter Tuesday on a four-game losing skid. The skid includes a pair of losses to nationally ranked Texas A&M-Kingsville before a pair of losses to Texas A&M-International. Just before the four-game losing skid, Cameron managed to split doubleheaders with nationally ranked teams Angelo State and Lubbock Christian. Eight of the last 10 games for Cameron have been against nationally ranked teams. The Aggies hold a 9-4 advantage in the all-time series with FHSU. The Tigers are looking to snap a nine-game losing streak to Cameron after they won the first four meetings in the all-time series.
 
Oklahoma Baptist (10-6)
The Bison have played 11 straight conference games entering this meeting with FHSU, during which they went 6-5. OBU is 4-1 in non-conference games so far this season, which includes a 4-0 win over Fort Hays State earlier this season in Choctaw, Oklahoma. The Bison scored all four runs of that meeting in one inning and held the Tigers to just two hits. Oklahoma Baptist holds a 4-1 advantage in the all-time series. The one win by the Tigers in the series was Michaelanne Nelson's 8-inning no hitter last season.