MONTGOMERY- The Huntingdon Hawks scored six in the third en route to an 11-6 win over Millsaps on Tuesday, snapping the Majors win streak at seven games. 

The Majors looked to be in control of this one from the early goings. The Majors' first four batters walked, with Samuel Doucet getting an easy run batted in and chasing the Hawks' starter. Annon Etheridge singled home a pair and the Majors enjoyed a 3-0 lead early.

The Hawks chased Majors starter Nathan Harrell in the third, scoring six runs on six hits between Harrell and Harper Grier. The Majors would make it 6-5 off of a single by William Chenoweth and a sac fly from Stephen Gates. 

However, on Tuesday it seemed Huntingdon had an answer for everything the Majors threw at them. They matched the Majors run for run, preventing any comeback before icing the game with a single tally in the seventh and two more in the eighth. 

Grier took his first loss in his collegiate career in six decisions as the Majors fell to 19-8 on the year. They will look to rebound this weekend as they travel to Sewanee for a weekend series. The teams will play a double header on Saturday starting at noon and a single game on Sunday.