LaGrange used a big fourth inning to beat Maryville 7-3 on Sunday at Cleaveland Field in Williamson Stadium. The win enabled the Panthers to salvage a game in the weekend USA South series with the Scots.

The Panthers (3-7, 3-6 USA South)  stopped a four-game losing streak, while ending the Scots' (8-5, 7-5 USA South) seven-game win streak.

The Panthers had only seven hits in the game but took advantage of three Maryville errors. Cain Sauls led the Panthers with three hits, including a double.

Sauls was 9-for-12 in the three games, raising his season average to .500. He has hit safely in nine of the 10 games this season, with at least two hits or more in eight games.

Zach English (1-1) went five innings to get the win. He scattered six hits, gave up the three runs, walked five and struck out three.

Dustin Tardy followed English with two scoreless innings of relief. Daniel Garrett closed out the game with two shutout innings to record his first save of the season.

The Panthers came to the fourth inning trailing 2-0. 

Alec Redden walked to start the inning and went to third on a double by Chad Pigg. Both runners came around to score when Chris Laye doubled down the left field line to tie the game at 2-2.

Jackson Patrick's sacrifice bunt attempt was misplayed as Laye came around to score and Patrick ending up on third. Patrick scored as Adam Terrinoni grounded out to make it 4-2.

Ty Edwards reached on a base hit and later scored on Sauls' double. Casey Bell capped the seven-run uprising with a two-run single, scoring Alex Murfin and Sauls.

The Scots got a run back in their half of the fourth for the 7-3 final score.

The Panthers are scheduled to host Berry on Tuesday and begin a three-game USA South series with Covenant on Friday.