San Bernardino, Calif. – Sonoma State take two over the Coyotes of Cal State San Bernardino Saturday afternoon. The Seawolves won by ten in game one 17-7 and 11-7 in game two. 
 
Sonoma State 17, Cal State San Bernardino 7
John Cashman with his fourth win on the hill. 
 
A hit fest it was. The game totaled 26 hits between the two programs. 
 
The Seawolves opened the doubleheader with three hits in the first, scoring twice. Taking advantage of a passed ball by the catcher James Harwell scored the games first run, and Matt Hill scored off a single hit to left center by Kory Brown (2-0).
 
In the second both Bryce Vitt and Dan Deely scored on an error made by the Coyotes catcher, doubling the Seawolves lead (4-0). Then Harwell scored off a ground out to short hit by Hill (5-0).
 
Sonoma States bats continued to dominate in the third, with five hits the Seawolves crossed the plate four times. Kory Brown and Patrick Tolbert both scored off a fielding error by the left fielder (7-0), Deely was brought in when Joshua Medina single through the left side and Vitt scored on a fielder's choice (9-0).
 
Cal State San Bernardino added one of their own in the third (9-1).
 
Both teams added to the frame in the fourth (10-2), with bases loaded Vitt drew a walk to score Lyndall. 
 
The Seawolves scored twice on wild pitches in the sixth (12-3). Medina crossed the plate when Jack Pridy line out to center field (13-3) and Lyndall double to left center to score Harwell (14-3).
 
Two homers by the Coyotes in the sixth and seventh nearly cut the deficit 14-6.
 
A Cal State San Bernardino error in the eighth and two walks with bases loaded gave the Seawolves its 17-7 edge in game one over the Coyotes.
 
Sonoma State 11, Cal State San Bernardino 7
Robert Town now 3-0 on the season from the mound.
 
The Coyotes scored first in game two of the day with an RBI double to center.
 
Sonoma State evened the slate with a solo home run by Brown over right center (1-1).
 
Cal State answered back in the bottom of the second with a home run of their own (2-1).
 
Three runs, off three hits in the third gave the Seawolves a 4-2 lead. The Coyotes quick response with a grand slam to regain its lead 6-4.
 
Another three hit inning for the Seawolves scored four runs to gain a 2-run edge over the Coyotes. 
 
The Coyotes notched a run in the sixth (8-7).
 
Deely led off the sixth with a solo homer over left center (9-7).
 
In the seventh, the Seawolves were walked twice with bases loaded to add two more runs to the final tally of 11-7.