Cal State LA Baseball Splits Wild Doubleheader with San Francisco State in CCAA Showdown
In a wild doubleheader, Cal State LA's baseball team split games against San Francisco State, winning the opener with a ninth-inning rally 17-14, but then losing the nightcap 10-5 at Maloney Field in California Collegiate Athletic Association action.
By the Numbers- Cal State LA has a season-high of 23 hits in the opener.
- The teams combined for 31 runs and 39 hits in the first game.
- The Golden Eagles are tied for seventh in the CCAA with Sonoma State.
- San Francisco State moved into fourth place in the CCAA standings.
The Golden Eagles faced a tough loss in the nightcap after surrendering seven runs in the sixth inning, despite a strong performance earlier in the day.
State of Play- Cal State LA holds a 21-24 record in the season.
- The top six teams in the CCAA will qualify for the tournament, with tight competition as six teams are within 2 1/2 games of each other for sixth place.
The series will conclude with a single game on Sunday starting at noon.
Bottom LineCal State LA's baseball team experienced a mix of success and challenge in a doubleheader split against San Francisco State, highlighting the team's competitive spirit and the unpredictable nature of the sport.
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