CARROLLTON, Ga. - Augusta State earned a split on Sunday in the third and final day of the Wolves Invitational, hosted by West Georgia in Carrollton, Ga.

In game one, ASU sophomore Emily Corish earned the start and lasted 4 innings. Corish gave up one run and had three strikeouts. Sophomore Sara DuMuth, who relieved Corish in the fifth, pitched five innings and struck out nine batters.

For the Jags in game one against Nova Southeastern, sophomore Kristen Jones knocked out a homer and scored ASU's only run of the game. Seniors Kayla Hicks and Beth Gerlach and sophomore Kacee Camp each had a hit in the game.

In game two against Alabama-Huntsville, Corish received the win and improved to 6-3 overall. Corish allowed three runs. DuMuth relieved Corish in the fifth and earned her first save of the year in three innings of work.

Freshman Laura Brown paced ASU offensively in game two with two hits and three RBI and was the go-ahead run for the Jags. Jones also had two hits in the game with two RBI, and knocked out her second homer of the day. Junior Kasey Sims and Camp had the only other hits in game two.

The Jaguars (18-6) are back in action on Thursday, March 11, when they host Georgia College & State for a Peach Belt Conference doubleheader at Jaguar Field. First pitch is slated for 2:00 p.m.