BECKLEY, West Virginia - The Golden Bears, joined by friends and family at Linda K. Epling Stadium, celebrated their eight seniors, Zach Maynard, Josh Spears, Cesar Chavez, Carlos Diaz, Austin Lucas, Craig Johnson, Josh Smetana and Zack Thomas Saturday as they faced No. 2 (NAIA DI Coaches' Poll) Georgia Gwinnett College.

WVU Tech fell to the Grizzlies 2-1 before game two of the scheduled doubleheader was rained out in Beckley, West Virginia. Tech is now 27-23 in 2015 while Georgia Gwinnett holds a 43-9 record.

Junior Dylan Harvey led Tech's offense, hitting a triple to left center, driving in junior Doug Prather for the RBI. Prather, sophomores Jayson Sykora and Trevor Lam, Diaz and Lucas had a hit each for the Golden Bears.

Maynard marked his 20^th career stolen base while Prather also marked a stolen base.

Junior Kyle Sager (5-3) got the start on the mound for the Gold and Blue and went six innings, giving up two runs while striking out two batters. Chavez closed out the game, striking out one opponent.

The Golden Bears will look to return to their winning ways in a doubleheader versus Ohio Valley University Tuesday, first pitch scheduled for 4:00 p.m.