Gonzaga Baseball secured a 10-5 victory over Washington State on Monday, completing a season sweep of the Cougars. The Bulldogs showcased their offensive strength with 18 hits, marking the second consecutive game against WSU with over 15 hits and accumulating 52 hits in total across three matchups. Gonzaga's defense was also impressive, converting four double plays—among the highest in two decades. The Zags overcame a 5-2 deficit with a powerful sixth inning, scoring seven runs on nine hits to clinch the win. Noah Meffert led with four hits, contributing to a strong team performance.

By the Numbers
  • Gonzaga recorded 18 hits in the game.
  • Gonzaga converted four double plays, tying for the third most in two decades.
  • The Bulldogs scored seven runs in the sixth inning, marked by nine hits.
State of Play
  • Gonzaga is currently 29-17 and leading the WCC title race.
  • The team has won three straight games against Washington State.
  • Gonzaga’s next series will be against San Francisco, with significant conference implications.
What's Next

Gonzaga will face San Francisco in a crucial series that may determine the West Coast Conference title, with their first game scheduled for Friday at 2 PM. As the Dons sit three games behind the Zags, the upcoming matchups will be pivotal.

Bottom Line

Gonzaga's offensive firepower and solid defensive plays highlight their strong form as they head into a critical series against San Francisco, reinforcing their status as WCC title contenders.