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Mavericks
Sweep ThunderWolves - Outscore CSU-P, 56-22
(Game One: 19-1, Game Two: 14-4, Game Three: 19-15,
Game Four: 4-2)
Mesa
State improved to 21-10 overall and 12-4 in conference action following
a weekend sweep at CSU-Pueblo. MSC outscored the T-Wolves 56-22
and registered 67 hits in the four game series.
Game
one Thursday evening MSC jumped out to a 4-0 lead after the first
inning on a leadoff triple by Andrew Martinez. MSC as least
one run in six on the nine innings, including seven runs in the
ninth. MSC held the ThunderWolves scoreless until the eighth inning.
CSU-P had seven hits in the game and committed seven errors.
Five
MSC players had multiple hits in the game, led by Mike Provencher's
4-for-7 and Kyle Hogue's 3-for-6 from the plate. Hogue
had three RBI and scored four runs. Starter Chris Carma pitched
seven scoreless innings, striking out eight batters and allowing
six hits. Jason Fronczak allowed one run on one hit in two
innings of work.
MSC
started Friday's doubleheader scoring five runs in the first on
the way to a 14-4 victory. Seven MSC players had double digit hits
including three hits each from Provencher and Hogue.
The two combined for six hits, five RBI and six runs scored. Starter
T.J. Butch (3-0) pitched five innings and allowed four runs
on six hits. T.J. Stastny allowed four hits in 2.0 innings
of work.
Game
two of the doubleheader had the Mavericks scoring eight runs in
the first, six in the third, one in the fourth and four in the sixth
for 19 runs on 24 hits. CSU-P scored 15 runs on 18 hits. MSC hit
three homeruns in the game and had eight players with at least two
hits each. Andrew Martinez and Chandler Herdt led
all players with four hits each. Josh Ogden was credited
with his first victory of the season.
The
series finale on Saturday resulted in a 4-2 victory. MSC scored
three runs in the first inning and one in the third. Freddie
Hampe went 7.0 innings for the victory. Brent Lamaster
picked up his second save of the year going 1.2 inning. Matt
Miller and Hogue had two hits each.
MSC
will host Neb.-Kearney this weekend at Suplizio Field. The four
game series will start Friday night at 7 pm.
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