Gonzaga Baseball clinched a thrilling series sweep against Portland with a 12-11 victory, showcasing a powerful offense and a resilient comeback. The Zags hit four home runs, including Tommy Eisenstat's inside-the-park homer and a record-tying performance by Mikey Bell with five hits. Despite a challenging seventh inning where they allowed eight runs, Gonzaga rallied in the eighth to regain the lead. This win advances the Zags' record to 20-14 overall and 9-3 in WCC play, maintaining their place at the top of the conference.

By the Numbers
  • Mikey Bell achieved five hits, tying the program record for hits in a game.
  • The Zags allowed 13 walks, marking the second most in a game at Patterson Baseball Complex.
State of Play
  • Gonzaga has won five consecutive weekend series.
  • The team stands tied for first place in the WCC with a 9-3 record.
What's Next

The Zags will have a break before traveling to face Saint Mary's for a three-game series, starting Friday at 3 PM. They aim to maintain their momentum and keep pace in the WCC standings.

Bottom Line

Gonzaga's ability to recover from setbacks and secure late-game victories is a hallmark of their season. Maintaining this resilience will be key as they advance in conference play.