JACKSON, Miss. - The Millsaps softball team couldn't get enough offense on the day to overtake Huntingdon and defending national champion East Texas Baptist.

In game one, Millsaps led Huntingdon 5-4 after three, but gave up three in the fourth and three more in the seventh to fall 10-5 to the Hawks.

Catherine Henry led the Majors with three RBI in the game on two hits. The Majors scored their five on six hits and committed no errors. The Hawks scored ten on 16 hits and one error. Each team stranded seven for the game.

In game two, the 12th-ranked Tigers of East Texas Baptist took control early and never looked back. They ended the game in five on the ten-run rule, scoring three in the first, two in the second, and five in the fourth.

The Majors managed five hits, and left five runners on base. Caroline Thompson had two hits in the game to pace the Majors.

Millsaps will take on the Hawks and Tigers one more time each in tomorrow's second split-double. Huntingdon will play ETBU first at noon, followed by Huntingdon and Millsaps at 2:00 p.m. and ETBU and Millsaps in the final game at 4:00 p.m.