Utah Tech narrowly fell to Saint Louis 3-2 in a tightly contested baseball game. The Billikens jumped ahead with three runs in the fifth inning, taking advantage of a stellar pitching performance by Trailblazers' Tyler Ray, who dominated early. Utah Tech rallied in the eighth inning, scoring two runs but couldn't complete the comeback, despite out-hitting Saint Louis 9-6. A late diving catch by SLU's centerfielder sealed the victory for the Billikens. The Trailblazers will now start a nine-game homestand this weekend against Sacramento State.

By the Numbers
  • Utah Tech out-hit Saint Louis 9-6
  • Tyler Ray struck out three and retired 13 of the first 14 batters faced
State of Play
  • Utah Tech had a strong offensive showing with nine hits
  • Three Blazer relievers combined for three innings of scoreless relief
What's Next

The Trailblazers will open a nine-game homestand against Sacramento State, marking their final season of play in the Western Athletic Conference.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, Utah Tech showed resilience and offensive potential that could lead to success in upcoming games, particularly with a homestand on the horizon.