Oklahoma Baptist's Alex Schroeder set a new record in the Great American Conference by hitting his 59th career home run in a 19-9 victory over East Central. Schroeder achieved this milestone in 144 games, surpassing the previous record holder, Brett McGee from Southern Arkansas.

By the Numbers
  • Schroeder hit his 59th career home run in 144 games.
  • Tiger pitchers issued 20 walks by the end of the game, a record for an OBU squad in its D2 history.
  • Will Joseph extended his hitting streak to 20 games.
Yes, But

Despite the Bison's strong performance, the Tigers managed to capitalize with early hits, including a two-run homer in the first inning.

State of Play
  • Oklahoma Baptist displayed offensive prowess by scoring multiple runs in consecutive innings.
  • Alex Schroeder's exceptional performance, along with key contributions from other players, secured the Bison's victory.
What's Next

The Bison will face Henderson State in a three-game conference series starting on April 19, with the first game scheduled for Friday at 6 p.m.

Bottom Line

Alex Schroeder's record-breaking achievement and the Bison's commanding win highlight the team's strength and potential as they head into a crucial conference series against Henderson State.