MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – Hilbert College Baseball returned to action on Tuesday afternoon taking on Dean College at Ebbetts Field. Despite 11 hits and early scoring, Hilbert saw its three-game win streak come to an end with a 15-4 defeat to the Bulldogs.

Hilbert opened the game strong as Joey Haynes ripped a leadoff double and later scored on Dustin Hendrix's RBI groundout. Dean responded quickly, capitalizing on a triple to plate two runs in the bottom of the inning to take a 2–1 lead. The Hawks countered in the third when Alex Ellison tripled and came home on a Harley Hoag groundout to even the score at 2–2.

Dean seized momentum with a four‑run third, using a mix of singles, aggressive baserunning, and a run‑scoring double to move ahead 6–2. Hilbert continued to battle, narrowing the deficit in the fourth after David Earsing and Austin Wasily produced back‑to‑back singles and Chase Porter followed by driving in a run. Ellison added to his standout day with a ninth‑inning RBI double, but Dean's offense had already built a substantial advantage behind an eight‑run sixth inning that broke the game open.

Haynes, Evans, Wasily, and Ellison each recorded multi‑hit performances, with Ellison finishing 3‑for‑4 including a triple and a double. On the mound, Jacob Kim‑Kubiak, Johnray Hasfurter, Joey Haynes, and Garrett Brink all contributed innings against a Dean lineup that finished with 17 hits.

UP NEXT:
The Hawks will look to get back on track tomorrow evening when the team takes on SUNY Canton at 6:30 on Griffith Field.