SCORE: GM 1 – IT 2, AQ 4; GM 2 – IT 7, AQ 2 
RECORDS: Indiana Tech (28-24, 18-13 WHAC), Aquinas (20-27, 14-19 WHAC) 
LOCATION: Wyoming, Mich. (Kimble Field) 
  
BRIEF: The Indiana Tech baseball team saw its nine-game winning streak snapped in game one, but a seven run seventh gave the Warriors a split in their Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference doubleheader against Aquinas at Kimble Field on Wednesday.

FLOW: 
GAME 1 
The Warriors had several chances in the contest, stranding 11 runners, including the first inning where Dezmon Nunn led off with a double and Romer Portes singled, but Tech couldn't score.
 
In the second inning the Saints loaded the bases with a pair of hits and a walk, leading to three runs, but also stranded two for a 3-0 lead.
 
Small ball led to another run for Aquinas in the fourth as a sacrifice bunt pushed a runner to third and a two-out single made it 4-0.
 
The Warriors put the leadoff man on base in each of the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth innings but were unable to plate a run. In both the sixth and the eighth Tech put runners at second and third, but failed to get the big hit they needed.
 
In the ninth, Zach Fyfe drew a one out walk and Nunn and Brian Hakes followed with back-to-back doubles, with the latter driving in a pair of runs to cut the deficit to two, 4-2. Unfortunately, the rally ended for the Warriors in the loss.

GAME 2 
Both teams struggled offensively in the early going, standing several runners in the first four innings, but Aquinas got on the board first in the fifth.
 
Two hits and a wild pitch plated the first two runs for the Saints and l ooked as though it would be enough in the seven inning contest, but the Orange and Black woke up in the seventh.
 
Five hits and an error in the seventh led to seven runs for the Warriors. Hakes got things started with a leadoff single and Peyton Newsom followed with an RBI double. A walk and a wild pitch put runners at second and third and Derek Morgan delivered the game-winning RBIs with a double to take a 3-2 lead. Kyle Mead added a two-run double to push the lead to three and a fielder's choice and error plated two more for the win.
 
Jared Harvey got the win, shutting down the Saints in the sixth and seventh with a pair of 1-2-3 innings.

BY THE NUMBERS: 
GAME 1 
Tech outhit Aquinas 9-7 in the contest, led by Nunn's three…Hakes and Portes added a pair of hits with the former collecting two RBIs...the Warriors drew six walks in the contest but left 11 on base…Chase Keathley suffered his second loss of the season, allowing four runs on six hits over five innings, walking five with one strikeout 
  
GAME 2 
Mead led the offense with two hits while four others had a hit…seven different players scored a run while Mead, Newsom and Morgan each drove in a pair of runs…James McReynolds got the start, allowing two runs on four hits over five innings with two walks and five strikeouts…Harvey got his third win with two perfect innings, striking out four
  
UP NEXT: The Warriors wrap up the regular season with a doubleheader against Aquinas on Thursday, Apr. 30 at Kimble Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.
  
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