MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Georgetown College baseball got off the snide in NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round action tallying its first win Friday morning in Montgomery's elimination bracket. The No. 21 Tigers (36-18) got behind early, but quickly responded and rolled 12-2 over Mount Vernon Nazarene (32-17) to advance to this evening's game against Indiana Tech (32-17).

The game is currently set for an 8 pm EST start.

"It's good to end that little streak and finally get a win in the opening round," said GC coach Micah Baumfeld. "We knew we were hitting well and like hitting here, but it was a matter of stringing things together. In the bottom of the second we took the lead, but really saw our offense come to life in the third."

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Two-out rallies hurt Georgetown against the two seed in the Montgomery bracket of the NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round. The No. 21 Tigers (35-18) scored first with three singles, but it was a pair of three-run innings by Texas Wesleyan that did in GC.

The No. 17 Rams (41-16) had no one on in the second and the fourth with two outs in each, but managed through singles, walks, hit batters and errors to score six runs in a 9-1 win Thursday afternoon.

Georgetown College baseball returns to the NAIA Baseball National Championship Opening Rounds following a 35-17 season and finishing No. 21 in the most recent coaches' poll. The Tigers travel to Montgomery, Ala. as the third-seeded team in that bracket.

Joining GC is host No. 1 Faulkner University (47-10), No. 16 Texas Wesleyan (40-16), Indiana Tech (31-16) and Mount Vernon Nazarene (32-15).

The Tigers, the eighth at-large seed for the tournament, will play 3 pm CST, 4 pm EST, Thursday against TXWU. The Rams finished as runner-up in the Red River Athletic Conference Tournament to punch their ticket to the opening rounds.

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KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Tigers hit a steel wall in University of Rio Grande's David Steele. No. 19 Georgetown College's (35-17) nine lives in the elimination bracket came to an end as the RedStorm (36-19) won 6-2 in the night cap of a very long Saturday at Hunter Wright Stadium.

The junior threw a complete game, striking out seven to end GC's hopes of repeating as Mid-South Conference tournament champions.

KINGSPORTS, Tenn. – Georgetown College's baseball continued its hot hitting and Tyler Arthur shutdown the No. 11 Cumberland University (38-17-1)

The No. 19 Tigers (35-16) scored three runs in the bottom of the first. They added a few more insurance runs, but it was enough for Arthur in the 7-2 win in the elimination bracket. Georgetown advances to another elimination game 7 pm Saturday evening, weather permitting, against the winner between University of Rio Grande and St. Catharine.