WILMORE, Ky. – The Asbury University baseball team'a 10-game winning streak snapped on Tuesday evening in a 9-4 loss to Georgetown College in non-conference play at Cecil Zweifel Field.

The Eagles move to 20-4 on the season with the loss and will look to begin a new winning streak on Friday at IU Southeast.

Georgetown opened up the game with a two-run homer in the first inning to take the early edge.

The Tigers would score another run in the third inning off an error and then crossed the plate again in the fourth off an RBI double.

Asbury would get on the board in the bottom half of the inning after Kaiden Zacharias' two-RBI double to right scored Colton Back and Trevor Campbell.

The Eagles would reduce the deficit down to just one run after scoring again in the bottom of the fifth off Garrett McIntire's RBI single.

AU had two runners on in the inning with just one out, but a double play would end the inning moments later.

Georgetown remained ahead 4-3 entering the seventh inning but would score five runs on three hits to take a 9-3 advantage and put the lead out of reach.

The Eagles would score once more off a wild pitch in the ninth but left two more baserunners stranded in the loss.

Walker Paris started the game on the mound for the Eagles and picked up the loss. Chase Thomas, Holten Handel, Austing Jennings, Jacob Cervantes, Ethan Cartwright, and Bobby Vasquez all saw action on the mound on Tuesday.

AU totaled eight hits throughout the game with McIntire and Back posting a multi-hit game with two hits each.