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Lucas Valencia
Carley Bieser
9
Winner Mississippi Val. MVSU 4-11, SWAC
7
New Orleans UNO 8-10
Winner
Mississippi Val. MVSU
4-11, SWAC
9
Final
7
New Orleans UNO
8-10
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Mississippi Val. MVSU 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 9 12 2
New Orleans UNO 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 8 1

W: Scott, Daniel (1-0) L: Garvey, Jack (1-2) S: Farmer, Camden (1)

Game Recap: Baseball | | MVSU Communications

Haynes Goes Yard Twice To Lead Valley To Comeback Win At UNO

Box Score

NEW ORLEANS, La. – The Mississippi Valley State University baseball program rode the powerful swing of Jaxon Haynes, whose solo shot in the seventh pulled MVSU within one (7-6), and then his three-run bomb in the eighth, put the Devils in front for good to provide the winning / final margin, 9-7.

It was Valley's second non-conference win of its past three games, the first time the team has claimed multiple wins against schools not in the SWAC since defeating both Louisiana-Monroe and Illinois-Chicago back in 2015.

The Basics:

  • Score
    • Mississippi Valley – 9
    • New Orleans – 7

  • Records
    • Mississippi Valley (4-11, 0-0 SWAC)
    • New Orleans (8-10, 2-4 Southland)

  • Series History
    • Privateers Lead 9-1 (10%)

  • Winning Streak
    • Diamond Devils (W1) / Privateers' Last Win: March 10, 2026 (14-0)

Diamond Devils' Top Performers:

  • Haynes could not be stopped, only contained (once), wreaking havoc by going 4-for-5 with a pair of round-trippers and two singles, driving home four of his teammates and scoring three times as well.

  • Five separate pitchers put a goose egg on the scoreboard during their inning of work with Daniel Scott registering his first career win and Camden Farmer locking down his first save at the four-year level.

  • Tom Early was the epitome of patience, coaxing three walks in five plate appearances while holding his own with a knock when he did put the bat in motion.

  • Eric Williams was the only other MVSU student-athlete to tally a multi-hit day (2-for-5), adding a ribbie and a score.

  • Dylan Hummel provided an extra-base hit (double) out of the lead off spot and Tanner Aoki drew a pair of bases on balls.

Next:

  

  • It's SWAC time for the Green and White, starting on Friday in Pine Bluff as Coach Bilbrey's road warriors open league play at 3 p.m. opposite the Golden Lions of UAPB.

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