DELAND, Fla. – Michelle Baneulos-Smith had six hits on the day as Bethune-Cookman split its games at the Hatter Classic Saturday.

The Wildcats (2-11) snapped a four-game losing streak with a 9-6 victory over Dartmouth in eight innings before falling 7-3 to host Stetson.

B-CU 9, DARTMOUTH 6 (8)

Banuelos-Smith went 4-5 and drove in three runs as the Wildcats rallied to down Dartmouth in extra innings.

The Wildcats forced extra innings in the seventh when Banuelos-Smith singled home Simone Ceasar to tie the game at 6-6.

In the eighth, Wanda Darby scored when Calesha Shelley reached on an error. Shelley stole second and third and was brought in by a Kelsey Rodney single, then Rodney scored on a Melissa Berouty single.

B-CU took a 2-0 lead in the fourth when Banuelos-Smith launched a two-out triple to score Shelley and Ceasar, but Dartmouth took the lead with a three-run fifth.

In the sixth, Shamaria Engram singled in Berouty and Shelley's two-run single scored Darby and Engram for a 5-3 Wildcat lead, but Dartmouth took a 6-5 lead in the bottom half of the inning.

Shelley, Ceasar and Berouty each had two hits for B-CU.

STETSON 7, B-CU 3

 Against Stetson, the Wildcats tied the game at 3-3 in the sixth when Rodney scored on a Berouty single, but the Hatters pulled away in the seventh, stringing together six straight two-out hits to produce four runs.

Banuelos-Smith scored the first two B-CU runs after leading off the second with a double and scoring on an error and  scoring on a fourth-inning error after singling.

B-CU concludes the Hatter Classic with a noon meeting with Dartmouth Sunday.