CONWAY, Ark. - The nightcap of action Friday saw top seeded Millsaps College out of the West Division defeat Trinity University, 6-0, behind a one-hitter by senior \#Kasey Thibodeaux\#.

The Tigers only hit of the game was a single to center field by Ana Garcia in the fifth inning. Trinity did draw two walks in the game. Millsaps hit two home runs in the game, two-run shots in the third and fifth innings in thanks to \#Emily Spicer\# and \#Jennifer McKinley\#.

McKinley, a senior, has now tied the SCAC career record for home runs with 28 along with Rhodes College's senior Rebekah Moore. This season McKinley has blasted 13 home runs, good enough to tie for the best in the nation.

Sarah Rabaey was Trinity's starting pitcher and took the loss. Rabaey (3-6) allowed five earned runs, seven hits, and no walks, in 4 1/3 innings of work. Helen Thompson pitched the final 1 2/3 innings, and did not yield a run, hit or walk.

Thibodeaux picked up the win for Millsaps in brilliant fashion with a complete-game one-hit shutout while also striking out five Tigers en route to the victory.

The Majors will now face DePauw University in the semifinals as the Tigers defeated Southwestern University, 3-0 earlier in the day.