Long Beach State Dirtbags swept Fullerton in Big West play for the first time since 2002, with freshman shortstop Adrian Lopez hitting a game-changing 3-run home run in the eighth inning.

The Big Picture

The victory marked a significant milestone for the Dirtbags, showcasing a resurgence and strong performance in the Big West conference.

By the Numbers
  • Lopez leads the team with 19 RBI and five home runs.
  • The Sunday crowd at Bohl Diamond at Blair Field totaled 3,246 fans, the second-largest in school history.
State of Play
  • The Dirtbags broke the school record for regular season series attendance with 8,948 fans over the three games against Fullerton.
  • After a five-game losing streak, the Dirtbags are now 13-8-1 and have a 3-3 record in Big West play.
What's Next

The Dirtbags will be visiting Cal State Bakersfield in their upcoming games, aiming to carry forward their winning momentum from the sweep against Fullerton.

Bottom Line

The Long Beach State Dirtbags' historic sweep against Fullerton signifies a turning point in their season, fueled by standout performances and a resurgence in the conference, setting a positive tone for their upcoming games.