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MSC baseball vs DSC
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Baseball John Potter, Assistant Sports Information

BASE: Mavs Double-Up Storm

Mesa State sweeps DSC on Friday

DSC gets a force out at home in game one - Mavs sweep Fri. action
Box Score 1 | Box Score 2





Box Score - Game 1 | Box Score Game 2

ST. GEORGE – The winless Mesa State Mavericks took out their early season frustrations on Dixie State Friday by sweeping a doubleheader 9-3 and 4-0.

Dixie State dropped to 3-4 while MSC improved to 2-4.

GAME ONE - Two errors in the top of the sixth inning proved costly for Dixie State College.

Mesa State College took advantage of the miscues to score six unearned runs en route to a 9-5 win in the series opener.

The Mavs loaded the bags with a hit batter, a single and the first of two DSC inning errors. A bases-loaded walk and a second error opened the floodgates for the Mavs. Three straight RBI singles tallied the final runs in the frame.

Jeff Popick went 4-for-5 with a double and Eric Nordine added three singles to lead the Mesa State 15-hit attack.

Jordan Hanley (Las Vegas. NV/Bonanza) had three singles for Dixie State. James Mahler (Sandy, UT/West Jordan) took the loss giving up nine runs, three earned, over 5.2 innings.

Dylan Evans threw 5.1 frames for his first win of the season. Jared Christensen earned a save holding the Storm to one hit over the final 3.2 innings.

GAME TWO – DSC fell victim to an effectively wild starting performance from Nolan Snell who allowed just two hits over five innings despite walking five batters.

The Mavs knocked around another 11 hits including three from leadoff man Ken Evanson.

The Red Storm's only offensive output in the nightcap came on a Colton Yack (South Jordan, UT/Bingham) double in the first inning and a Nick Urban (Las Vegas, NV/Arbor View) single in the fourth.

Mike Dedrick (Cedar City, UT/Canyon View) surrendered two runs on seven hits over five innings in the loss.

Dixie State and Mesa State close the four-game series with a doubleheader scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Saturday.

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