Oklahoma City, OK - In a series that was shifted from Coach Bob Smith Field to Oklahoma City due to weather, the Bobcats climbed aboard the bus and made the trip to Mid-America Christian University for a three game tilt. 

Game 1:
In game one of a conference clash on February 23, 2025, the College of the Ozarks Bobcats faced off against the Mid-America Christian University Evangels in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Bobcats couldn't secure a win, falling to the Evangels with a final score of 8-1.

The only run for the Bobcats came from Ty Rush, thanks to an RBI contributed by Charlie Parker. However, it was Mid-America Christian who dominated, with multiple players contributing significantly to their lead. D'Andre Gaines from the Evangels marked a key moment in the game by hitting a solo home run in the top of the 5th inning which bolstered the Evangels' lead. Additional runs came through sequences in the top innings, including a two-run single by Payton Matthews and successive RBI singles from Julian Martinez and Jonluke Hobdy.

Starting pitcher Brody Baumann took the mound for the Bobcats, giving up just 2 earned runs through 5.2 innings pitched. The Evangels capitalized on opportunities, adding 2 unearned runs during Baumann's tenure on the mound and providing 4 more against the Cats' relief pitching.

Parker, Rush, and Aaron Fisher were the only offensive contributors, adding a hit each.

Game 2:
In game two of the doubleheader, the College of the Ozarks Bobcats endured a tough defeat, falling 0-15 to the Mid-America Christian University Evangels on February 23, 2025, at the MACU Baseball Field in Oklahoma City. The sunny day with mild breezes set the stage for what became a one-sided contest.

The Bobcats were unable to counter the strong offensive display from the Evangels, who saw multiple players contributing to their substantial final score.

Bobcats' pitcher Cameron Jennings started the event but faced a relentless MACU lineup. Key moments cited included a 2-run homer by Matthews and Munoz's grand slam, both in the fourth inning, alongside McGarry-Doyle's 2-run home run in the sixth inning.

Relief pitchers George Reynolds, Zack Kelley, and Landon Weck all provided quality innings for the Bobcats, giving up zero earned runs through 2.1. Grant Clark and Alex Nimmo faced 7 and 6 batters, respectively, combining for 4 strikeouts in their appearances. Hunter Lewis and Cole Hilton provided the lone two hits for the Cats.

Game 3:
In their final contest of the series, the Bobcats fell to the Evangels in a tough loss.

The Bobcats' sole run came from Broden Mabe, who stood out despite the challenging circumstances faced by the team. Charlie Parker, Hunter Lewis, Craig Busse, Aaron Fisher, and Kyle Beeman all provided a hit for the Cats, but they could not string together a scoring run.

Starting pitcher Ty Thatcher fought hard on the mound for the Bobcats under the trying conditions. Thatcher provided the Cats with 4 innings, giving up 4 runs and striking out 4 batters. George Reynolds provided 4 innings of relief and Brody Tyler threw one scoreless inning.

The Cats will travel to Bethany, Oklahoma to face the Eagles of Southwestern Christian University in a three-game series on Friday, February 28.