The Eagles entered the College of Charleston’s diamond for the first time this season Tuesday night.

After beating the Cougars 14-7 at the beginning of the month, Georgia Southern repeated their success by defeating the team by a score of 8-4.

After back to back 1,2,3 innings for the Eagle’s offense, C.J. Brazil started the third inning off with a bunt for a hit. Making sure get the momentum moving for the team, Logan Baldwin doubled to center field moving Brazil to 3rd. Evan McDonald then doubled to right bringing in the first two runs of the game.

Still in the Eagle’s half of the third, a 36-minute rain delay temporarily halted the action on the field. As soon as the play resumed Jordan Wren blasted a 3 run blast over the right field fence.

Not wanting to end the parade, Tyler Martin decided he also would hit a big fly over the fence in left center. Following in their footsteps, Mason McWhorter decided he would not be left out as he hit the Eagle’s third home-run of the inning over the center field fence.

On the defensive end, Georgia Southern used a total of nine different pitchers, who as a collective gave up four runs. Although only going for less than two innings, Ryan Frederick ended recording the win, which is his first of the season.

The Eagles will be returning home this weekend to host UL Monroe for a three-game series. On Saturday, head coach Rodney Hennon will be honored will picking up his 700th win the previous week. Also, Sunday’s game will be the second annual Bark in the Park day in which fans are encouraged to bring their dogs into J.I. Clements Stadium to watch the Eagles play.