Menlo College Baseball secured a dramatic 10-9 extra-inning victory over Hawai'i Pacific, clinching the series with a 2-1 record. The finale was influenced by heavy rain, resulting in the cancellation of the fourth scheduled game. Key contributions came from Oliver Hogan, who had a standout performance, including a home run, while Sam Purgason earned the save. The Oaks showed resilience, bouncing back from early deficits and navigating tough conditions.

By the Numbers
  • Menlo scored 10 runs with Oliver Hogan contributing 3 RBI and Shane Aldridge 2 RBI.
  • The Oaks scored 5 runs in the fourth inning alone, responding to an earlier deficit.
State of Play
  • Menlo College earned a series victory, improving team morale and demonstrating depth in player performance.
  • The Oaks return to California, with a series against Vanguard Lions set for March 27.
What's Next

Menlo prepares for a doubleheader against Vanguard, aiming to build on their recent momentum and further establish their position in the PacWest standings.

Bottom Line

The Oaks showcased their competitive spirit and ability to perform under pressure, crucial for their upcoming challenges. As they transition into future games, maintaining this resilience will be vital for continued success.