The West Lincoln Bears won a division doubleheader Tuesday night against the Bassfield Yellowjackets.

The Bears swatted away the Yellowjackets 11-9 and 19-0 to complete the division sweep.

“These were two good wins for our team,” said West Lincoln coach Davis Gilbert. “Bassfield has a team full of athletes and they got some momentum late in game one to give us a scare. Spears did not have his best stuff, but he battled and got the win. Fielder came in at the end of the game to get a big save.

“In game two, we didn’t give them much of a chance to gain momentum,” said Gilbert. “Seth Bivens threw another no-hitter and we took advantage of their walks and mistakes. We are all set up to battle it out with Enterprise and Loyd Star for the top three spots in our district.”

The Bears (11-3, 6-0) will return to action Saturday when they host the Natchez Cathedral Green Wave. Junior varsity action starts at 11 a.m., followed by the varsity game at 1 p.m.

West Lincoln 11, Bassfield 9

The Bears came out swinging, scoring nine runs in the first inning to jump ahead of Bassfield. The Bears were led by a walk by Daniel Spears, a sacrifice fly by Brady Thompson, a walk by Austin Burris, an RBI single by Kylar Fielder and a two-run single by Seth Bivens.

Bivens, Spears, Fielder and Burris combined for nine hits and six RBIs.

Bassfield would plate a run in the first and second to cut into West Lincoln’s lead at 9-2.

In the final five innings, Bassfield outscored West Lincoln 7-2, but could not overcome the Bears’ big lead, falling 11-9.

Daniel Spears pitched the win for West Lincoln with five strikeouts and three walks. Kylar Fielder (2K, 0BB) pitched an inning in relief.

Spears was also the leader at the plate for the Bears with a double and a single. Austin Burris contributed three singles. Bivens and Fielder provided two singles each.

West Lincoln 19, Bassfield 0

Seth Bivens had a dominating performance on the mound for West Lincoln. He tossed a no hitter, striking out six batters and walking only two.

Nineteen runs in the first three innings helped the Bears capture an easy win.

A RBI double by Kylar Fielder, a RBI double by Lofton Sills and a two-run single by Austin Burris during the first inning led the charge. A RBI single by Griffin, a RBI single by Burris and a two-run double by Fielder in the second inning helped the onslaught.

Seven hitters combined for 11 hits, 14 RBIs and 14 runs scored.

Lofton Sill sparked the Bears’ offensive attack with two doubles and a single. Fielder fueled the flames with two doubles. Burris and Bivens provided two singles each. Dillon Griffin and Spears had a single apiece.