Sunday’s PNW College Baseball Scores

Final scores from all games around the PNW, updated throughout the day.

#6 Oregon State 8, Oklahoma State 1 – Travis Bazzana powered the Beavers going 3-for-4 with 2 home runs and driving in 2 runs. Tanner Smith also homered and had 2 RBIs. Eric Segura earned the win, limiting OSU to 1 run over 5 innings with 7 strikeouts. OSU took an early 1-0 lead in the first, but Oregon State responded with 1 run in the bottom half, then with 3 runs in the 2nd highlighted by Bazzana’s first homer. They never relinquished control, adding single runs in the 3rd, 4th, and 6th innings. Mason Guerra had 2 hits, including a double, and two RBI. The combination of Tephen Montgomery, Kellan Oakes, Drew Talavs, and Joey Mundt each throw an inning apiece, shutting out the OSU offense the rest of the way.

Washington 6, Maryland 5 – Despite falling behind 3-1 early, the Huskies chipped away with solo home runs from Aiva Arquette and Michael Brown to tie it up. Blake Wilson then delivered the big blow, a 3-run shot in the 8th inning to give Washington the lead. Huskies starter Spencer Dessart went 6.2 innings, allowed 5 runs, and struck out 6. Redshirt junior pitcher Gianluca Shinn was stellar in relief, tossing 2 scoreless innings to earn the victory.

Gonzaga 9, #6 Vanderbilt 8 – Gonzaga showcased their resilience with a remarkable comeback victory against #6 Vanderbilt. After trailing 6-1 after the second inning, the Bulldogs erupted for an eight-run outburst in the seventh, highlighted by Jordan Hamberg’s grand slam. Gonzaga’s pitching staff, led by Matthew Mueller’s win and Danial Sotelo’s 3 inning save, held strong, limiting Vanderbilt’s potent offense.

Oregon 12, Lafayette 2 – The Ducks pounded out 13 hits, with Ryan Cooney and Bryce Boettcher hitting home runs to lead the charge. Boettcher’s three-run blast in the seventh inning broke the game wide open for Oregon. Starter Kevin Seitter was stellar, pitching six innings of two-run ball while racking up 11 strikeouts. The Ducks’ bullpen shut the door, allowing no runs over the final three frames.

USC 10, Portland 4 – The Pilots got off to a slow start, trailing 7-1 after three innings. However, they clawed their way back into the game with a solo home run from Riley McCarthy and a two-run fifth inning to cut USC’s lead to 7-4. Portland’s pitching settled down after the rough start, with Curtis Hebert and Tanner Douglas combining for 4.2 innings of 3-run ball. Unfortunately, the Pilots’ offense went quiet over the final four frames, mustering just two hits and one run. McCarthy had a solid day at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs.

Texas State 13, Washington State 4 – Washington State jumped out to an early 3-0 lead after the top of the 1st inning. Casen Taggart ripped a two-run triple and Cole Cramer followed with an RBI single to give the Cougars the quick advantage. However, WSU was unable to hold onto that lead as Texas State exploded for 9 runs in the disastrous 6th inning. The Cougars used 4 different pitchers in the 6th as the Bobcats batted around and took a commanding 10-4 lead. Washington State’s bullpen settled down after that, but the offense was unable to mount a serious comeback. The Cougars left 14 runners on base for the game.

San Jose State 8, Seattle U 6 – The Redhawks led 3-1 heading into the bottom of the fifth inning, courtesy of two towering home runs from slugger Sam Kane. However, the Spartans erupted for seven runs in that frame, highlighted by a clutch 2-RBI triple from Robert Hamchuk. Seattle U showed resilience by clawing back with two runs in the sixth on Trevor Antonson’s double, and another in the eighth on a wild pitch but were unable to close the gap any further. Sam Kane shone brightly with his two homers and three RBIs, while Antonson also drove in a pair of runs in the losing cause for Seattle U.

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Whitworth 6, Schreiner 1 – Right-hander Conner Ashworth was superb on the mound, tossing five solid innings and allowing just one run while striking out six. The bullpen duo of Dylan Huntsman and Mason Burkhard shut down Schreiner’s bats over the final four frames. Offensively, Whitworth was led by Aidan Morrison, Elijah Tanner, and Blake Barrett, who combined for six hits and four RBIs. Barrett’s two-run double in the decisive seventh inning broke the game open

G1: Pacific 9, Puget Sound 3 – Puget Sound took a 2-0 lead after Cooper Allen’s RBI single and Jack McCullar’s sacrifice fly in the 3rd inning. Pacific responded with 2 runs in the bottom of the 3rd on Walker Matthews’ sac fly and Vincent Lagatta’s bases-loaded walk to tie it. Pacific went up 3-2 in the 4th when Matthews doubled home Ty Yukumoto. They extended the lead to 6-2 in the 5th, highlighted by Yukumoto’s 2-run double. After Puget Sound cut it to 6-3 in the 7th on Davis Franklin’s RBI double, Pacific pulled away with 3 runs in the 8th, capped by Davis Koester’s bases-clearing double. Will Clark earned the win, while Charlie Decker took the loss. Yukumoto and Matthews led Pacific with 3 hits and 2 RBIs each.

G2: Pacific 5, Puget Sound 4 (10) – Puget Sound jumped out to an early 2-0 lead over Pacific in the 1st inning, aided by an error that allowed two unearned runs to score. Pacific battled back to make it 2-1 in the 5th on Elijah Gonzales’ sac fly. The teams traded runs in the 6th, with Drew Kamihara’s 2-RBI single giving Puget Sound a 4-1 lead before Pacific closed within 4-3 on Trevor Kazahaya’s sac fly and a passed ball. After Jack Rhea’s RBI single tied it 4-4 in the 9th, Jett Mai delivered a clutch walk-off RBI single in the 10th as Pacific earned a 5-4 victory. CJ Colyer earned the win in relief for Pacific, while Mason Saey took the loss.

Pomona-Pitzer 5, Pacific Lutheran 3 – The Sagehens got on the board first with an unearned run in the 2nd inning on a passed ball. The Lutes answered back with a run in the 3rd on an RBI single by Carson Burke to tie it. Pomona would answer in the bottom half with a two-run homer by Isaac Kim to take a 3-1 lead. The Lutes tied the game in the 6th thanks to Pomona errors. However, Pomona would take the lead in the in the 8th on an two-RBI single by William Kinney.

MSU Denver 14, MSU Billings 9 – The game started promisingly for Montana State Billings, taking a 1-0 lead in the 1st inning on an RBI groundout. However, MSU Denver exploded for 12 runs over the next three innings to seize control. Montana State Billings chipped away with Kaden Kirshenbaum’s solo home run in the 3rd and Payton Flynn’s 3-run blast in the same inning to make it 12-5. Flynn would add a second home run in the 7th to make it a 13-6 deficit. Kirshenbaum added another home run, a 2-run shot in the 9th. Cole Ayala, pinch hitting in the 9th, launched a solo homer as part of Montana State Billings’ late rally attempt.

La Verne 12, Whitman 0

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JUCO (scores only)

Olympic/Shoreline DH – PPD

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