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Housing and Development Newsletter Conner Dand finished off the final 3.2 innings to earn his second save of the season. The senior allowed just one hit and one walk, while fanning three. Broc Mortensen got things going with a sacrifice fly in the top of the first to score Jordan Sprinkle. UCSB would hang a six on the board in the second inning as five straight batters reached bases thanks to solid hitting and a pair of errors in the infield. Gianni Bloom and Zach Rodriguez each collected two-run singles and Mortensen earned his second RBI of the afternoon on a single that blazed down...

Housing and Development Newsletter The game remained tied until the sixth inning when the Gauchos finally got the bats going. Cole Cummings hit a one-out infield single and Broc Mortensen followed with a single to right field,  allowing Cummings to reach third. Zach Rodriguez hit a single to left-center, scoring Cummings and Mortensen. In the ninth, Michael Marsh entered the game as a pinch-hitter and collected an RBI infield single to make it 3-0. Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with the two RBI, and Bryce Willits went 2-3. Mortensen, Nick Vogt and Nick Oakley each had a stolen base. U...

Housing and Development Newsletter The Gauchos broke the scoreless tie in the third when Sprinkle was driven in by Zach Rodriguez, who continued his strong weekend with a two-out RBI single. With the bases-loaded and nobody out in the seventh, Broc Mortensen drilled a single up the middle that scored two. Christian Kirtley hit a RBI sacrifice fly to left to extend the lead to 4-0. Bryce Willits notched a RBI single to right-center to make it 5-0. The Gauchos added a sixth run in the eighth, capitalizing on a USF error. USF scored two in the ninth a pair of solo homers. 

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