Adams State faced a tough challenge in a doubleheader against UCCS, losing both games with scores of 16-8 and 8-4. In the first game, despite a strong comeback led by Denae Ojeda's two-run homer, the Grizzlies couldn't overcome an early deficit. Game 2 saw another uphill battle, where Adams State narrowed the gap but ultimately fell short, managed only one run in the final three innings. The Grizzlies showed resilience throughout both games but were unable to secure a win. They will look to bounce back in the upcoming games as the series continues.

By the Numbers
  • Adams State scored a total of 12 runs across the doubleheader.
  • UCCS scored 24 runs in total during the two games.
Yes, But

Despite falling short in both games, the Grizzlies demonstrated offensive sparks, particularly with home runs from Caylie Eiguren and Denae Ojeda in Game 1 and strong efforts from Kaylee Eyl in both games.

State of Play
  • Adams State recorded a total of 17 hits across the doubleheader, showing offensive potential.
  • UCCS exploited early leads in both games, demonstrating effective strategies that pushed the Grizzlies on the defensive.
What's Next

The Grizzlies will contest Games 3 and 4 of the series tomorrow at 11 a.m., aiming for redemption and to leverage their offensive strengths.

Bottom Line

While the losses were disappointing, Adams State's scoring potential is evident, and addressing early-game defensive lapses will be crucial for their success in the upcoming matches.