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Courtesy Biola Sports
Information Office
Complete
Box Score
Visiting Cal State Dominguez Hills and Biola
went into extra innings Wednesday before the Eagles were able to
bring across a run to defeat the Toros, 4-3, in a game that is
considered an exhibition game for the Toros.
It was a game that looked good for the Toros up
until the eighth inning. They were up 3-1 heading into the bottom
half of the inning when they gave up a single to Chris Weems and
then freshman, Hawkins Gebbers stepped up and tied the game with
one swing as he hit his first collegiate home run.
The game was sent into extra innings when the
Eagles could not finish it off as they left two men stranded in
the ninth. In the tenth inning, Weems started things off with a
double down the left field line and after a ground out and two
intentional walks, Chris Willard came up and hit into a fielder's
choice which sent pinch runner, Matt Love heading for home. Toros
catcher Martin Conde, was unable to hang on to the ball as Love
crossed the plate for the game-ending run.
The Eagles were led by senior Chris Willard who
had three hits on the day including a solo shot that put Biola on
the board in the seventh inning. Chris Weems also added two hits
(2-5).
Senior Travis Lange started the game for the
Eagles and after 7.0 innings was replaced by transfer Jack
Creighton (1-0), who pitched 3.0 solid innings and picked up the
win.
The Eagles faced a good team from Dominguez
Hills which included the solid pitching (5.0 Inn, 4 hits, 0 ER)
from lefty Ryan Owen. The Toros had two players with three hits.
Houston Hernandez and Mateo Marquez went 3-5 and 3-4 respectively.
The Toros next take the field with a game at
Cal Poly Pomona. It starts at 2 p.m. |