NEW ALBANY, Indiana — WVU Tech baseball recently made program history with 15 consecutive wins but Indiana University Southeast snapped the streak Friday afternoon sweeping a doubleheader over the Golden Bears 4-2 and 7-1. Tech is now 16-4, 8-2 (KIAC) this season while the Grenadiers boost their record to 12-8, 6-0 (KIAC).

Early in conference play, IU Southeast is currently at the top with their perfect 6-0 record while Tech is holding at No. 2 in the KIAC standings. University of Rio Grande, who received votes in the last NAIA Coaches' Poll, is 6-2 in the KIAC and No. 3 in the standings.

GAME One | WVU Tech 2, IU Southeast 4 | Box Score

The team managed just four hits with senior Dylan Harvey recording two of those for the Golden Bears. Harvey finished 2-for-3 at the plate while scoring a run.

Tech's scores came in the top of the third when junior Marcus Rodriguez drove in Harvey and fellow classmate Brady Groesbeck, reaching first base on an error. Groesbeck and junior Tanner Levine marked the other hits for the Gold and Blue.

Junior Austin Southcott (3-1) drew the start on the bump, pitching 5.1 innings for the loss. Southcott struck out five Grenadiers while scattering four hits and three earned runs.

GAME Two | WVU Tech 1, IU Southeast 7 | Box Score

Tech finished with three hits, getting one each from Harvey, sophomore Ian Southcott and freshman Roy Suzuki.

Southcott was a perfect 1-for-1 at the plate, notching a run scored while Suzuki drove him in in the top of the seventh for Tech's lone run.

On the mound, senior Josh Hudson (3-2) had two strike outs while giving up eight hits and six earned runs for the loss after 2.2 innings.

The Golden Bears will look for redemption tomorrow, Saturday when they face IU Southeast for the final two contests of the four-game series. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. in New Albany, Indiana.