Warriors Take One of Three at San Francisco State
Submitted by: Ron Smith - February 8th, 2010Neither rain nor darkness nor extra innings prevented Westmont Baseball (3-3) from completing three games and 30 innings of baseball over the weekend at San Francisco State (2-2). The Warriors outscored their host by a combined 23-16 but captured only one win in the three-game series.
A single game on Saturday – originally scheduled for Friday but moved due to the rain – was suspended due to darkness with the scored tied at 11 after 10 innings. The two teams met at 10:30 the next morning to complete the unfinished game. In the bottom of the fourteenth, the Gators’ second baseman Drew Andersen hit a lead-off double off of reliever Kyle Noe. An RBI single by left fielder Sean Proni brought Andersen home and ended the four hour, 28 minute game.
“We brought Jacob Regalado into pitch (when the game resumed) and he did a great job for us,” said Westmont Head Coach Robert Ruiz. “He gave us a chance to stay in the game.”





Depth has been a concern for Westmont Women’s Basketball in recent weeks, but tonight the Warrior bench provided the fire-power and the spark needed to propel the Warriors to a 92-88, double-overtime win against the Royals of Hope International on Saturday night.
Dan Rasp scored 25 points and pulled down six rebounds as Westmont Men’s Basketball recorded an 82-61 Golden State Athletic Conference win over the Royals of Hope International on Saturday at Murchison Gymnasium. As a result of the victory, the Warriors improved to 15-7 on the year and 7-6 in GSAC play.
Despite leading for most of the game, Westmont Baseball (2-1) dropped its first game of the year on Wednesday afternoon at Russ Carr Field, falling 12-8 to #20 California Lutheran (3-0) in nine innings. Tim Leary, the Warriors’ designated hitter, went four for four at the plate with a solo home run, two-doubles, a single and a walk. The sophomore had two RBIs and scored three times.