WICHITA - The Jets faced Tabor College in a home non-conference match-up. In the Monday doubleheader, the Jets fell to TC, 9-14, in game one and won 17-2 in game two. 
 
Game one vs Tabor College: NU 9, TC 14 
- Tabor got off to a quick start, scoring six runs in the top of the first off four singles and three extra base hits. Newman responded in the bottom of the first with their first run of the game after AJ Borja tripled and scored on a Hannah Nordby single. In the top of the second, TC scored a run off a sacrifice fly after hitting two singles and advancing on a walk.  
- Lani Dryden singled and stole a base, and then advanced on a Borja single. Both would score on a Lauren McNaught single, taking the score to 3-7. Kaila Kaahu would plate a run on an RBI double, and later score on a single by Emma Taylor. The Bluejays would reply with three runs of their own, off three hits. Tabor would continue their scoring streak, with two more runs in the bottom of the fifth, extending their lead to 5-12 with five unanswered runs.  
- A Taylor two RBI single brought in two Jet runs in the bottom of the fifth. TC continued to add on hits, with three more in the top of the six to plate two more runs. In the top of the seventh, the Jets would hold Tabor, behind the work of pitcher MaKenna Majors, and a diving catch by McNaught. A walk and a Bluejay error would score two runs in the seventh, taking the score to 9-14. The Jets would push for more runs but would leave three on base to end the game. 

 
Game two vs Tabor College: NU 17, TC 2 
- Tabor started the first inning, with the first run of game two, driving in the run on a fielder's choice. The first inning would prove pivotal for the Jets. A Lani Dryden walk, a Borja single, a McNaught single, Kaahu getting hit by a pitch, and an Audry Rumsey home run would combine for five runs. 
- Pitcher Katelyn Westover would force three straight Tabor groundouts in the top of the second to bring the Jets back to the plate. Lan. Dryden would single to the pitcher and score after Borja sent one over the home run fence. McNaught singled, advancing on a Kaahu walk, then they would both advance on a double steal, and score on a wild pitch, and a single to Rumsey, respectively. After singling, Taylor would score on a loaded bases walk. A single to Borja and a Tabor error would score three more runs. A double to Kaahu would round out the scoring for the second inning to bring in two more runs for the Jets, taking the total to 12 runs in the inning for the Jets. 
- The score would stand at 17-1 through the third inning. In the top of the Bluejays would add a run via a solo home run, the Jets would get out of the inning after turning a double play, and a fly out to left field. Borja led off the bottom of the fourth with a double off the wall, but would remain stranded after advancing on a groundout by Travia Smith. In the top of the fifth, Westover would strike out the first Tabor batter at the plate, and the second out came from a force out at second base. Smith would end the game with a diving catch in right field.  

 
Player Notes (on the day):  
- Noda had three hits, adding a run and an RBI in the second game. 
- Borja totaled six hits, going 4-4 in game two with a home run. Also adding a triple, a double, four RBI's, four runs, and a stolen base. 
- Nordby had three hits and an RBI, along with four putouts in game one. 
- Lan. Dryden had two hits, adding four runs, three walks and a stolen base. 
- Going 3-3 in game two, McNaught tallied five hits on the day, scoring six runs, adding four RBI's, three stolen bases, and four put outs. 
- Kaahu added two hits, including a double, scoring four runs, and had three RBI's, a walk and a stolen base. 
- Taylor had three hits, 3 RBI's, two runs, and a walk. 
- Laci Dryden had three hits, a run, and a walk. 
- In game two, Rumsey homered, adding two hits, two runs and four RBI's. 
- Westover tallied two strikeouts and allowed two runs over five innings 

Newman is set to face conference opponents, Missouri Western and Northwest Missouri State on the road, in double-headers on Friday, April 3rd, and Saturday, April 4th.