Johnson City, Tenn. – Bradley Baseball closed out its weekend series at Thomas Stadium on Sunday afternoon, falling to ETSU by a final score of 15–2. The Buccaneers used early offensive production to seize control and never looked back, finishing the series with a strong showing at the plate.

ETSU struck first in the opening inning with two runs before delivering the decisive blow in the second, scoring six times to build an 8–0 advantage. The Buccaneers continued to apply pressure in the middle innings, adding two runs in the third and four more in the fourth to extend their lead.

Bradley broke through in the fifth inning. Luke Skinner continued his strong weekend at the plate, recording his third hit of the game and driving in a run. Landon Lowe followed with a sacrifice fly to bring home Angelo Aleman and cut the deficit to 14–2. 

Skinner led the Braves offensively, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with an RBI and a walk. Lowe added two hits and an RBI, while Michael Quick also recorded a hit as Bradley totaled seven hits in the contest. 

Davis Webb started on the mound for Bradley and was charged with the loss after allowing eight runs over 1.2 innings. Ryan Schaffnit worked 1.1 innings in relief, while Eli Lehrman and Robert Sanford combined to finish the game out of the bullpen. 

ETSU's offense produced 15 hits in the game, led by Jamie Palmese who recorded four hits and two RBIs. Tristan Curless drove in four runs, while Gabe Juarez added a home run and two RBIs to power the Buccaneers' lineup.