AUGUSTA, Ga. - Clark Atlanta baseball continued the season-ending road trip with a pair of losses to Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) ins-state rival Paine; 4-2 and 4-1.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP:
Game 1 Score: Paine 4, Clark Atlanta 2
Game 2 Score: Paine 4, Clark Atlanta 1
Record: Paine (18-10; 7-1 SIAC), Clark Atlanta (5-24; 1-7 SIAC)
Date: Mar. 25, 2016

HOW IT HAPPENED (GAME 1):
CAU spotted the home team a 1-0 lead after the first inning before tying the game in the top of the second with Ryan Betts scoring on a error by the Paine defense.
 
Clark Atlanta took the 2-1 lead in the fourth inning with Jason Howell scoring on another error by Paine.
 
Paine scored three times in the home fifth inning to take the 4-2 lead for the final runs of the game.
 
Jezreel Moore (0-10) tossed six innings in the complete game - his third of the season - and tallied a season-high nine strikeouts while giving up just seven hits and only one of the four runs scored were earned.
 
All four hits were shared between four players.

HOW IT HAPPENED (GAME 2):
Clark Atlanta fell behind 4-0 after three innings but would not surrender another run to Paine.
 
The Panthers got on the scoreboard with a bases loaded walk to Ayrton Gijsbertha in the fifth inning to score Joseph Holmes II for the lone run for CAU.
 
Clark Atlanta had four players each tally a hit each in the game.
 
Jordan Johnson (4-3) started at pitcher and took the loss after throwing three innings and surrendering four runs - three earned - on five hits before giving way to Nicolas Mitchell in relief. Mitchell tossed three innings with just one hit allowed.

THE NUMBERS:
Game 1: 2 runs, 4 hits, 2 errors
Game 2: 1 run, 4 hits, 0 errors
 
The eight hits in the doubleheader were shared by seven player with Ceontae Brandon going 2-for-4 and recording a hit in each game.
 
Clark Atlanta wrapped up the 10-game road trip with a 1-9 mark.

UP NEXT:
Clark Atlanta is done with road games for the 2016 season and will play the final 14 games at home beginning with a non-conference game on Mar. 29 versus Point University.