The Oregon Tech Hustlin' Owls secured a crucial road series win against Warner Pacific, overcoming a 4-run deficit in Game 2 to win 9-6. Despite a tough 11-inning loss in Game 1, the Owls improved their overall record to 19-19 and are now three games ahead of Corban in the Cascade Conference standings with 12 games remaining. Logan Macy led the charge with four RBIs and a home run in the victorious second game, extending his hitting streak to 17 games. The Owls鈥� pitching was also strong, as starter Marcos Ulloa-Ford struck out eight in six innings, with Noah Loew earning the win in relief. Oregon Tech will now shift to a 12-game homestand, starting with a doubleheader against Corban.

By the Numbers
  • Logan Macy went 3-for-4 with four RBIs in Game 2.
  • The Owls are currently 19-19 overall and 12-14 in the Cascade Conference.
Yes, But

While the Owls performed strongly in Game 2, they struggled in Game 1, blowing leads multiple times and ultimately losing in the 11th inning despite 10 walks taken by their hitters.

State of Play
  • The Owls' victory moves them into a solid position for the Cascade Conference Tournament.
  • The team has concluded their road games with a 15-14 record and has 12 home games remaining.
What's Next

Oregon Tech's next challenge will be a doubleheader against Corban, setting the stage for pivotal matchups as they aim to secure their spot in the conference tournament.

Bottom Line

The Hustlin' Owls demonstrated resilience in their series win against Warner Pacific, establishing momentum as they head into a critical homestand that could define their postseason aspirations.