MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The USCA baseball team lost a 14-3 contest at Georgia College on Saturday.

The Pacers are now 16-21 on the season, including a 6-11 ledger in PBC play.

Head coach Michael Holder's team had a base runner on in the first thanks to a walk to Brody Yeomans, but he was left stranded. Donovan Glisson roped a double to left center field in the second, but two straight outs ended the stanza.

Down 1-0 in the third, Josh Sharp beat out a hit to second base but he was unable to cross home.

Trailing 4-0, Jack Hobson led off the fourth but a double play erased him.

With the score at 12-0, Hobson doubled down the right field line in the sixth and made it to third when Griffin Rowe reached on an error, but a fly ball ended the threat.

In the seventh, Gage Kirkland drew a one-out walk. Tyler Casciato was hit by a pitch before Sharp and Yeomans each drew a base on balls. The walk to Yeomans allowed Kirkland to trot home. After a pitching change, Hunter Thompson poked an offering into left field, driving in two.

Down 12-3 in the eighth, Rowe was hit by a pitch. Eliud Poventud's base hit put Rowe in scoring position, but back-to-back strikeouts ended the inning.

For the game, Hobson had two hits, including a double. Thompson drove in two.

On the mound, Logan Wise had four strikeouts. Luke Norman, Nick Taddei and Jacob Butler also saw time on the bump.

The Pacers return to action tomorrow for the final game of the series starting at 1 p.m. Live stats and video will be available at PacerSports.com.