SALINA, Kan. – The York University baseball team dropped a 12-0 seven-inning contest at Kansas Wesleyan Tuesday afternoon in a league contest. 
 
The Panthers are now 11-19 on the season, including 9-10 in KCAC action. 
 
Head coach Brian Walth's team recorded its first base runner in the fourth. With two down, Landon Morgan was hit by a pitch on a 1-0 count. Five pitches later, Sam Hodoly was also hit by a pitch. However, a fielder's choice ended the inning.
 
In the sixth, Austin Petersen drew a walk after falling behind 0-2 with two down. Morgan was hit by a pitch as was Hodoly, loading the bases. Noah Prasad entered as a pinch runner for Hodoly and was erased on the ensuing play on a fielder's choice, concluding the inning. 
 
Jay Twedt was hit by an offering to lead off the seventh. He promptly took second on a wild pitch. A fly ball, a groundout and a line drive ended the stanza. 
 
On the mound, Brayden Woodard worked 3.2 innings and had a strikeout. Ruben Colliander and Jaret Mello worked one-third of a frame each. Trace Hall threw two-thirds of an inning and recorded a strikeout. Nate Dalizon tossed a frame and picked up two strikeouts. 
 
The Panthers return to action Friday when they host Oklahoma Wesleyan in a doubleheader starting at 12 p.m. Live stats and video will be available at Yorkpanthers.com.