MT. VERNON, Ga. - Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College tied its win total from 2025 Saturday with a split in softball games against Brewton-Parker.

It was a pair of low-scoring games. ABAC fell 2-1 in the opener, but a one-hit shutout by Lindsey Paul saw the Fillies rebound with a 1-0 victory.

ABAC improved to 14-18 on the season, matching last year's win total of 14. The Fillies are 4-8 in Southern States Athletic Conference play.

GAME 1

The Fillies held a slim 1-0 lead for most of the game, but two runs by Brewton-Parker in the 5th were the difference.

Ridleigh Rowell provided the RBI, singling in Hannah Capps. Capps had reached with a double, moving to third on a fielder's choice by Emma Humphrey.

Tess Rollins gave up only one earned run on the day.

ABAC was held to 5 hits. Capps was the only one that went for extra bases.

GAME 2

Lindsey Paul pitched a magnificent game against the Barons, giving up only 1 base hit and striking out 3 in a narrow 1-0 win.

It was a pitcher's duel all the way.

Neither team scored for the first 5 frames and ABAC's lone run came without courtesy of a hit.

Alli Eidson led off the 6th by forcing an error. Small ball saw Carter Gore bunt Eidson to second. 

Brewton-Parker got the second out, but Shelby Smith got the hosts to commit another miscue and Eidson scored. ABAC finally got a hit in the inning, off Ava Roland's bat, but could not score again.

The Barons went hitless until the 6th, but that runner was immediately thrown out trying to steal. Brewton-Parker's last five hitters went in order.

The Fillies had 4 hits in the second game, all singles.

From here, ABAC travels to Thomas University Thursday for a doubleheader. They'll be home again homecoming weekend April 10-11 for doubleheaders with Faulkner and Point.