LONGVIEW, Texas -- LeTourneau softball takes care of business with a sweep over previously undefeated Hendrix. LeTourneau (4-0) took the first game 7-3 and followed it up with a 9-3 win.

Stan Wells is now the all-time winningest head coach in LeTourneau softball history.

GAME ONE: LeTourneau 7, Hendrix 3

Hailee Leger started strong only seeing eight batters as she marked four strikeouts through the first two innings.

 Ashlyn Wood cracked open the scoring with an RBI single in the bottom of the second. Kylie Grisham followed suit as she hit a double driving in a pair of runs to continue the inning. The YellowJackets led 5-0 after two.

Grace Bryant answered for the Warriors as she hit one to right center to drive in their first run in the top of the third.

 Izzy Tresca hit a sacrifice fly allowing Maddie Flanery to score in the fifth. Wood followed with a single marking another RBI to extend the lead to 7-1 after five.

LeTourneau would hold on to win 7-3 as Leger (2-0) gets the win to her name. Leger saw six innings allowed six hits, one earned run, and marked eight strikeouts.

Makayla Ragland (1-1) got the loss as she allowed eight hits,  four earned runs, and two walks.

GAME TWO: LeTourneau 9, Hendrix 3

Game two started with a familiar feeling as Murphy Williams took the circle for the YellowJackets she saw only seven batters and marked a strikeout. 

In the bottom of the second Tresca found her way to second base before Kenna Hendry would single bringing her in for the Jackets' first run of the game.  Rylie Shipp followed that with a single through the left side to mark an RBI and put the home team up 2-0 after two.

Bryant marked an RBI as she singled down the left line to answer for Hendrix making it 2-1 cutting the deficit in half for the Warriors.

Leighton Landreth led out in the fourth inning for the YellowJackets as she doubled up the middle and then advanced on a passed ball putting herself 60 feet away. Hendry also found her way on balls and then stole second setting up Wood for her two-RBI single.

Lexi Dodson kept the scoring going for the home team as her sacrifice fly allowed Wood to score. Williams got into the action as she also had a sacrifice fly to right field as Flanery would be able to score. Tresca finished up the scoring in the fourth as she hit an RBI single.

LeTourneau went on to finish the game with a 9-3 final. Williams (2-0) gets the win as she allowed just six hits, two earned runs, and marked six strikeouts.

Tori Veith got the loss as she allowed five hits, six earned runs, and marked a pair of strikeouts.

UP NEXT 

The YellowJackets will open up conference play at Sul Ross on Friday evening with a doubleheader set for 4 PM.