DAHLONEGA, GA -- North Georgia College & State University snapped a three-game skid Tuesday night with an 11-2 victory over Anderson University. North Georgia improves to 19-16 on the year, while the loss drops Anderson to 12-31. The Saints put 11 runs on the board and move to 8-1 when scoring more then 10 runs. The North Georgia pitching staff did its job with Jesse Coxwell picking up his first collegiate win, going 6.0 innings and allowing two runs on eight hits and striking out three, while Don Brice came on in relief and allowed just one hit over three innings while striking out four as North Georgia improved to 7-0 when holding opponents to two or fewer runs. North Georgia jumped on top in the second inning with a pair of runs without the benefit of a hit. Five walks and two wild pitches led to the runs as the Saints plated two runs and added five more in the third on on three hits and two Trojan errors. Craig Brisson and Logan Sharrett notched RBI singles in the inning as the Saints jumped out to a 7-0 lead. After North Georgia put a single run on the board in the fourth, Anderson answered in the fifth and pushed two runs across on a Ryan Saxon two-run homer to left field, ending Coxwell's shutout bid. Rob Flanigan hit his ninth home run of the season in the sixth to give North Georgia a 9-2 lead. The Saints would add two more in the seventh to make it 11-2. Luis Martinez (2-6) suffered the loss in 1.2 innings of work, allowing just one hit and two runs while walking five and striking out two.