The California State University San Bernardino baseball team swept Cal State East Bay in a dramatic doubleheader on Senior Day, winning 14-6 in the first game and overcoming a seven-run deficit to take the second game 12-7. The Coyotes improved their season record to 22-22 and 14-13 in CCAA play. A total of 15 seniors were honored during the emotional ceremony held between games at Fiscalini Field. The wins secured a series victory for the Coyotes, showcasing their resilience and offensive capability in tough conditions.

By the Numbers
  • CSUSB scored 7 runs in the fifth inning of game two after being no-hit through the first 4.2 innings.
  • Benji Solano led the offense in the second game with a 3-for-4 hitting record, contributing 2 runs and 1 RBI.
State of Play
  • CSUSB now has a 22-22 overall record and sits at 14-13 in conference play.
  • The Coyotes will face Cal State Dominguez Hills next, with the first game scheduled for Thursday at 3 p.m.
What's Next

The Coyotes are aiming for momentum heading into their upcoming series against Cal State Dominguez Hills, looking to capitalize on their recent success and finish the season strong.

Bottom Line

This Senior Day victory not only celebrates the contributions of 15 seniors but also revitalizes the Coyotes鈥� campaign, positioning them for a positive finish in their season's concluding stretch.