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Baseball Drops Middle Game of Series, Looks for Series Win on Sunday

The Redhawks play for their seventh straight WAC series win on Sunday.

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Baseball Drops Middle Game of Series, Looks for Series Win on SundayBaseball Drops Middle Game of Series, Looks for Series Win on Sunday
Seattle University baseball (29-17, 16-4 WAC) came within one run midway through the contest but ultimately dropped the second game of a three-game series, 8-5, at NM State (26-20, 14-6 WAC). The Redhawks look for their seventh straight conference series win on Sunday.

Brock Carpenter (Milton, Wash.) led off the second with a solo home run on a 2-2 count but the Redhawks would trail, 6-1, through the first four innings.

Seattle U started their near comeback in the fifth, scoring three in the fifth and one more in the sixth to trail by one, 6-5. Chase Ridder (Lake Stevens, Wash.) hit a two-run homer before Carpenter drove in a two-out run on a single in the fifth. In the next inning, Ridder singled home Jeffrey Morgan (Auburn, Wash.), who had reached base on a leadoff walk by the Aggies’ incoming pitcher, but the Redhawks left the bases loaded to end the inning.

The Aggies’ Joseph Koerper led off with a solo home run in the sixth on the first pitch he faced and Mason Fishback scored one more on a Trey Stine single in the seventh to fend off the Redhawk attack.

Ridder (3) and Carpenter (2) brought home all five runs for Seattle U while Carpenter led the Redhawks at the plate (3-for-5).

Seattle U looks to continue the streak with their seventh straight series win on Sunday, May 8 at 11 a.m. PT in the series finale.