Emerson, GA. – The Berry College baseball team continued their winning ways as they hosted Maryville in a doubleheader on neutral ground, winning both games 8-3 and 9-8 respectively.
 
Ben Coker (2-0) got the start in the circle for game one and would help the team to a victory, striking out eight, while Andrew Norred would earn his first victory of the season in game two, striking out three in the extra innings.
 
Game one kicked off with Zack Walch hitting a double to left field, scoring shortly after Tyler Calvert reached on a fielder's base in the first inning. Despite Maryville taking an early lead after the second inning, the Vikings rallied back as Calvert homered to left field in the third inning.
 
Wesley Wade would then hit a double to right field in the bottom of the eighth to secure the 8-3 victory.
 
Game two saw a much more competitive bout between the Vikings and the Fighting Scots, as both teams would be neck and neck until the end. Berry gained the lead early with Zach Huie getting a triple to left center in the third inning.
 
Maryville answered back and scored five in the sixth inning, seeing Berry trail 8-2. The Vikings began to mount an incredible comeback that started with a double from Wade. Forcing extra innings, the Vikings' offense would continue to apply pressure and patience, drawing seven walks in the last two innings, finally allowing Jack Poist, who reached on a single to left field, to score the winning run and take the 9-8 victory after trailing 8-5 in the seventh.