CLEVELAND, Miss. – The Delta State University Baseball Team (1-3, 0-0 GSC) will be at Harvey Stadium at Ferriss Field this weekend for a three-game series with the Badgers from Spring Hill College (1-3, 0-0 SIAC).
 
The Voice of the Statesmen Michael Gross will be on the call for Friday's game, as first pitch will be at 5:00 p.m., (CDT). Saturday will feature a double header starting at 1:00 p.m. (CDT) and approximately at 4:00 p.m. (CDT).
 
Scouting the Statesmen

• Delta State enters this weekend's home opener with a 1-3 overall record from their trip to South Florida last weekend. The Statesmen hold a 53-9 record in home openers at Ferriss Field dating back to 1964.
• The Statesmen offense last weekend was led by senior third baseman Dylan Coleman and center fielder Wes Warnock. Coleman has the highest batting average in the Statesmen lineup with a .368 batting average and has driven in three runs last weekend. Warnock has been a key spot in the top of the order for the green and white. The Vicksburg native is holding a .353 batting average with two RBIs and an on-base percentage of .421.
• On the mound, Delta State got solid outings from senior Drake Fontenot, and Dylan Farley. The two combined 10.2 innings pitched with a .75 ERA and 11 strikeouts in their starting roles. Senior reliever Josh Hill added on to his career saves mark with his 12^th career save against Palm Beach Atlantic Friday.

Scouting the Badgers

• Spring Hill enters this three-game series with a 1-3 overall record. The Badgers dropped two of three contests against Florida Tech last weekend and fell to fellow GSC member in Montevallo 7-3 on Tuesday afternoon in Mobile.
• Redshirt Senior infielder Seth Williams has started the season strong for the Purple and White. Williams holds a .429 batting average with a home run and five runs driven in. Against Montevallo, Williams went 3-4 with three RBIs on Tuesday night.
• On the mound, the Badgers threw Redshirt senior Arion Butts last Friday against the Panthers. Butts went five innings striking out three batters and didn't allow a walk.