TAHLEQUAH – Northeastern State claimed their first home contest at RiverHawks Park in 2024 with a 2-1 win over Missouri S&T before losing a close 3-2 late meeting against the Miners. With the opener's triumph, the RiverHawks (4-10) snapped an eight-game winless drought. In the encounter, Madison Heinle had a four-strikeout afternoon stellar performance inside the circle, keeping the opposition off the scoreboard for six innings and only allowing a single run in the seventh to hold onto the win. Emily Sampson provided a spark from her bat with two hits, while Sampson and Maddie Messenger brought home NSU's two...