The Westmont Warriors triumphed over Hawai'i Pacific 13-8, powered by a remarkable performance from Isaac Veal, who hit two home runs and tallied six RBIs. After jumping to an early lead with four home runs in the first four innings, the Warriors faced a challenge as the Sharks closed the gap to 6-5 in the third. However, Westmont's offense surged again in the fourth inning, led by Veal's three-run homer, and maintained control throughout. With this win, Westmont improved their season record to 22-13 and 19-13 in the PacWest Conference.

By the Numbers
  • Isaac Veal went 5-for-6 with 4 runs and 6 RBIs, nearing the single-game record.
  • Westmont hit four home runs in the first four innings of the game.
State of Play
  • Westmont is on a four-game series against Point Loma, beginning Friday.
  • Hawai'i Pacific will face Vanguard in Costa Mesa before resuming their series with Westmont on April 20.
What's Next

Westmont aims to carry their momentum into a challenging series against Point Loma, looking to solidify their standing in the PacWest Conference. Meanwhile, Hawai'i Pacific seeks to rebound against Vanguard before continuing their matchups against the Warriors.

Bottom Line

With a standout performance from Veal and a strong offensive showing, Westmont looks primed for upcoming challenges. This game underscores their potential as key competitors in the PacWest as they strive to maintain their winning momentum.