WILMORE, Ky. -- The wins continue to come in for the Indiana Wesleyan University softball team as they swept a doubleheader from Asbury (Ky.) University in Wilmore, Kentucky.

Indiana Wesleyan won the games by scores of 5-3 and 1-0. Asbury is receiving votes in the NAIA Softball Coaches' Top-25 Poll. Senior Abbie Forman won both games for Indiana Wesleyan with two complete game performances.

The Wildcats needed to come from behind in the first game as the Eagles plated three runs in the first inning off Forman. But Forman would settle in and go the distance for the complete game victory. She allowed just four hits while striking out nine.

Indiana Wesleyan scored their first run in the third inning when there were already two outs. Centerfielder Tamara Davis singled and stole second before catcher Katie Smith knocked her home. IWU would draw to within one in the fourth with one more run. Third baseman Emily Sell scored on an error on a fly ball to right field.

The Wildcats completed the comeback with three runs in the sixth. Pinch hitter Erin Moeller doubled home pinch runner Spencer Ferrin to tie the game 3-3. Davis drove home Moeller for the go-ahead run while first baseman Jessica Hull singled home Davis for an insurance run for a 5-3 lead.

Forman completed the victory with a 1-2-3 seventh inning for the victory.

Davis finished 3-for-4 with two runs and one RBI while Smith added a 2-for-4 day at the plate with an RBI. Leftfielder Kelsey Decker contributed offensively with a 2-for-3 performance and a walk.

In game two the only run came in the fifth inning. Decker walked and Ferrin came in as a pinch runner. Moeller laid down a sac bunt to move Ferrin to second and she then advanced to third on a ground out to second by second baseman Gabby McIntire. Davis then came through with the huge two out single to score Ferrin for the game's only run.

Forman was again on the mound for the Wildcats as she pitched all 14 innings on Saturday. After surrendering three runs in the first inning of game one, Forman pitched six shutout innings. She then followed that performance with a complete game shutout in game two for 13 consecutive scoreless innings. She scattered seven hits and three walks while striking out nine more Eagles.

The Wildcats were outhit 7-4 in the game. Davis, Hull, designated hitter Dana Runyan, and McIntire each contributed one hit in the win.

Indiana Wesleyan improves to 14-4 on the season courtesy of the eight game win streak. IWU finishes its Spring Break trip with a 9-1 record.

IWU will next compete on Saturday, March 17 at Aquinas (Mich.) College. The doubleheader begins at 3 p.m. in Grand Rapids, Michigan.