According to Tennessee Baseball, A two-homer night from Billy Amick and an impressive effort from the bullpen paced #3 Tennessee to a 12-4 victory over Western Carolina on Tuesday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. Amick had a career night for the Vols, going 3-for-5 while driving in seven of the team’s 12 runs, setting a new career high in RBIs. The South Carolina native also tied a career best with three runs scored. With 12 runs in Tuesday’s victory, Tennessee has now scored double-digit runs in each of his last six midweek games. UT (34-7, 12-6 SEC) has a quick turnaround with just one day off before beginning its home series against Missouri on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. on the SEC Network.
According to Tennessee Softball, Home runs from Zaida Puni, Kiki Milloy, Katie Taylor and Jamison Brockenbrough helped propel #3 Tennessee to a 9-1 run-rule victory over Belmont on Tuesday night at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium. Tennessee (35-8) opened the scoring with a run in the first as junior McKenna Gibson laced an RBI single through the left side of the diamond to plate Milloy. The Lady Vols now turn their attention to No. 17 Alabama as they head south to Tuscaloosa for a three-game series April 26-28.