Westmont Baseball suffered two narrow defeats against Jessup, losing 5-4 in the first game and 1-0 in the second. Solo home runs in the final inning of each game were the deciding factors. Despite thin margins, Westmont pitchers, including Joey Rico and Caden Beloian, showcased strong performances that kept the games competitive. The Warriors are facing a demanding schedule ahead, with seven games in six days, starting with a matchup against Hawai'i Pacific.

By the Numbers
  • Westmont's Joey Rico had 10 strikeouts in the first game over five innings.
  • Caden Beloian allowed only three hits and struck out three in a complete-game performance during the second game.
State of Play
  • Westmont's record stands at 21-13 overall and 18-13 in the PacWest conference.
  • Upcoming schedule includes three make-up games against Hawai'i Pacific starting April 15 and four games against Point Loma on April 17-18.
What's Next

The Warriors will need to capitalize on their upcoming games to strengthen their position in the conference. Consistent hitting and timely performances from their pitchers will be critical to navigating this busy schedule.

Bottom Line

Westmont's recent performance highlights competitive pitching and potential for improvement, but they will need to enhance their offense to turn narrow losses into victories. As they face a packed schedule, a stronger offensive effort will be crucial to maintain momentum in conference play.