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Austin Peay State University Baseball takes on Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles in Cookeville this weekendAustin Peay Governors vs. Tennessee TechFriday-Sunday, April 4th-6th
![]() Austin Peay Freshman Alex Robles will take the mound to start the Govs OVC series at Tennessee Tech, Friday night.(Brittney Sparn/APSU Sports Information) Meanwhile, the Golden Eagles have won their last three and six of their last seven. APSU stands seventh in the OVC race, 5½ games out of first place while TTU is in third place at 8-4, 2 games behind the lead pace. Austin Peay Governors
APSU is just 1-9 away from the friendly confines in 2014 and has four straight losses on the road. Two-way man Alex Robles (3B/P) ranks sixth among all OVC hitters and leads all freshmen with a .370 average; he has a 2-2 record and 3.92 ERA on the mound. Robles also has a 9-game hit streak entering this weekend’s play after piecing together an 11-game hit streak earlier this season.
Infielder Garrett Copeland is batting .583 (7-for-12) during his current 4-game hit streak. Tommy Hager had 3 hits at Western Kentucky, Tuesday, in his first start since Feb. 25 then made his first-ever start at first base, Wednesday, at Indiana State. Outfielder Cayce Bredlau has a hit in 14 of his 17 games since returning as a regular starter, March 8th vs. Akron. The Govs defense has battled inconsistency with 65 errors this season (.942 fielding percentage), but its four errorless outings have come in the last 12 games. Head coach Gary McClure is one of 28 active Division I coaches with 800 wins and he is APSU and the OVC’s all-time wins leader. This season, Austin Peay was picked to finish 2nd in the OVC’s preseason poll behind Tennessee Tech. The Govs did not have a player selected to the preseason All-OVC squad; only senior catcher P.J. Torres returns after receiving All-OVC honors (2nd team) last season. First PitchThe Govs rotation for their fourth conference weekend will be in flux.
Right-hander Caleb Powell will move into the No. 2 role this weekend after serving as the Govs No. 3 the past two weekends. He suffered his first loss last week against Murray State, allowing eight runs (three earned) in 6 innings and has a 3.48 ERA in 2 OVC starts. Austin Peay’s Game 3 starter will be announced following the series first two games. Left-hander Levi Primasing has been the Govs No. 2 the past two weekends and is 1-2 with a 6.14 ERA in three OVC starts. Probable Starting Pitchers
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