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Oregon State Baseball is now 8-0 after yet another strong outing in Surprise. The Beavs defeated Ohio State for the second time in this event by a score of 6-1. Oregon State outhit Ohio State 10-6.
BEAVERS WIN 6-1 and end the trip to Arizona 8-0.#GoBeavs pic.twitter.com/iWWclxMYXa
— Oregon State Baseball (@BeaverBaseball) February 25, 2018
Trevor Larnach got the Beavers on the scoreboard immediately with an RBI single that scored Jack Anderson. In the following inning, the Oregon State picked up four more runs thanks to two-RBI hits from Steven Kwan and Cadyn Grenier.
In the bottom of the fourth, Larnach kept it going with an RBI double that scored Cadyn Grenier.
That would be the end of the scoring as Oregon State left 13 runners on base in this game. While the offense certainly did enough to get the job done, the real highlight today for the Beavers was the pitching.
Grant Gambrell turned in a career day with 12 strikeouts, which was a career high and the most an OSU pitcher has thrown in a game this season. He went seven innings, allowed five hits, and did not walk a batter. Justin Britton closed out the final two innings allowing an unearned Buckeye run on a wild pitch and a base hit. He also struck one batter out.
From a fielding perspective, this was a little bit of a sloppy game by both teams. Ohio State and Oregon State each committed three errors.
We’ve talked a bit about how good Trevor Larnach has been offensively in this young season, but from the look of Twitter, we aren’t the only ones.
We wouldn't blame Trevor Larnach if he wanted to stay in Arizona. He's been scorching at the plate during our 8 games.
— Oregon State Baseball (@BeaverBaseball) February 25, 2018
He drives in his 13th run of the season with 2 down in B1. Beavers lead 1-0.
oh my stars. OSU's Trevor Larnach just homered again, this time to straightaway center. Barreling himself up through the first round.
— Lookout Landing (@LookoutLanding) February 24, 2018
Trevor Larnach is making himself some this weekend. Just smacked an oppo solo homer on a 90 mph FB. He’s having a huge weekend for @BeaverBaseball. #mlbdraft
— Kendall Rogers (@KendallRogers) February 18, 2018
@BeaverBaseball & A Very Happy 21st BDay to Big Wheel @trevorlarnach ⚾️ ◼️ https://t.co/k6gTp4fIui
— DrewB (@DrewB64) February 25, 2018
Now, the Beavs head home where they will host Hartford in their first home series of 2018. Those games begin on Friday, March 2nd, at 5:35 PM PT. Check back later in the week for the preview.