No. 4 UAH (17-4-1, 11-4-1 GSC) vs Lincoln Memorial (17-10, 9-6 SAC)
Wednesday, March 25 | 3 p.m. (DH) | LIVE STATS

RECENT ACTION: UAH lost a Gulf South Conference series for the first time this season this past weekend in a three-game set at Charger Park, where UAH won the opener in 10 innings by a score of 4-3 before dropping the final two games by scores of 3-2 and 9-5.
 
GSC STANDINGS: The Blue and White slips to second in the league standings with an 11-4-1 record in league play and a 17-4-1 mark overall. West Georgia takes over the top spot with a 13-5 GSC record, followed by No. 24 North Alabama (10-4 GSC) in third, West Alabama (12-5 GSC) in fourth and Valdosta State (9-7 GSC) in the fifth spot.
 
REGIONAL UPDATE: The Chargers are now fourth in the NCBWA South Region poll after holding down the two-spot for three consecutive weeks. Nova Southeastern (22-4) is now first in the region with five first-place votes, followed by Tampa (21-6) in second and Florida Tech (24-3) in third.
 
SPEED HELPS: Senior Chandler Brock has tied his 2014 stolen base total with 11 steals so far this season, including three in the series-opening win against Delta State. Brock is currently tied for third in the GSC for steals and is 11-for-13 on stolen-base attempts this year, while also having the third-highest batting average (.338) and second-most RBI (18) on the UAH roster.
 
LEADING THE WAY: Senior Cody Burton has enjoyed success at atop head coach Hunter Royer's lineup this season, owning the GSC lead with a .544 on-base percentage and is third in the league with a .408 batting average. Burton paces a squad that is second in the GSC with a .408 OBP, ranking 32nd overall in the NCAA.
 
LOOKING AHEAD: Next up for UAH is a rivalry matchup at North Alabama this coming weekend, beginning with a doubleheader on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Florence. The three-game set will wrap up at 1 p.m. on Sunday with a single game.
 
MATCHUP HISTORY: UAH owns an all-time series record of 30-13 against Lincoln Memorial, following a doubleheader split between the two programs at Charger Park last season.
 
RAILSPLITTERS PROFILE: Lincoln Memorial owns a 17-10 overall record and a 9-6 mark within the South Atlantic Conference. LMU most recently swept Ohio Valley in a three-game series at home by scores of 15-5, 5-1 and 10-4. The Railsplitters bat a collective .320, led by four regulars hitting above .330. The pitching staff has tallied a 6.04 ERA, with all but one starting pitcher owning ERA's of 6.00 or higher.