California baseball team split twinbill with thrilling performances
California (PA) baseball team split a twinbill at Slippery Rock, with a 9-7 victory in Game 1 and a 15-9 loss in Game 2. Sophomore Jake Kramer tied a 40-plus year school record in Game 1 by securing nine saves this spring.
By the Numbers- Kramer tied the single-season school record with nine saves.
- Junior second baseman Santino Marra had a multi-homer game with three hits and three runs scored.
The team faced a tough loss in Game 2 despite individual player achievements in both games.
State of Play- California stands at 23-10 this season with a 10-6 conference mark.
- Slippery Rock and California are tied with IUP in the PSAC West standings at 10-6.
- Slippery Rock has dominated recent meetings against Cal at Jack Critchfield Park.
California will face Fairmont State for a single non-conference contest on Tuesday, April 16.
Bottom LineCalifornia splits the twinbill in a competitive matchup, showcasing individual records and strong performances despite the loss in Game 2.
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