3/4/2023 baseball Edit

Oregon State Baseball: Beavers Split Doubleheader, Take 3 Of 4 At Cal Poly

Brenden Slaughter • BeaversEdge

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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – Oregon State split a doubleheader with Cal Poly Saturday at Baggett Stadium, winning game two, 3-1, after dropping the first game, 4-2. With the win in game two, Oregon State went 3-1 in the four-game series.

Game 2: Oregon State 3, Cal Poly 1

Jaren Hunter worked a career-long 8 2/3 innings, scattering five hits and a run, for his first win of the season. The righty struck out five and didn’t allow Cal Poly’s run until Tanner Sagouspe singled with two down and two on in the ninth.

Ryan Brown faced one batter, picking up a strikeout, to earn his second save of the season.

Gavin Turley drove in Oregon State’s first two runs on a single in the third. Then, in the seventh, Kyle Dernedde scored on a wild pitch to push OSU’s (9-2 overall) lead to 3-0.

Dernedde went 2-for-3 to lead the Beavers, who picked up seven hits overall. He doubled twice and scored two runs.

Ryan Baum took the loss for Cal Poly (3-7) after allowing five hits and two runs in three innings. He struck out two and walked two and is 1-2 on the year.

Game 1: Cal Poly 4, Oregon State 2

Mason Guerra hit a 457-foot home run in the sixth but Oregon State left 11 on base in Cal Poly’s 4-2 win in game one.

Ruben Cedillo hit a sacrifice fly in the first to put OSU on the board first but Cal Poly scored the next three runs, highlighted by a two-run double by Tate Shimao in the fourth.

Guerra pulled the Beavers to within one with his long ball in the sixth, but the Mustangs went ahead by two when Evan Cloyd blooped a run-scoring double down the right field line.

Jacob Kmatz started and took the loss for OSU. He dropped to 1-1 after allowing six hits and four runs – three earned – in six innings. His counterpart, Travis Weston, held the Beavers to nine hits and two runs in six innings. He earned the win, improving to 1-1 on the year.

Micah McDowell had three hits to lead the Beavers, while Guerra was 2-for-4.

Next Up

Oregon State returns to Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Tuesday to begin a six-game homestand. First up is San Diego at 5:35 p.m. PT.

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