Gameday: Beavers Look For The Sweep

Game 49 • Home Game 23
Oregon State (44-4, 26-3) vs. Washington St. (24-25, 10-16)
Sunday • May 21, 2017 • 12:05 p.m. PT
Corvallis, Ore. • Goss Stadium at Coleman Field

The Game
Oregon State and Washington State conclude their three-game series Saturday at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. First pitch is scheduled for 12:05 p.m. PT.

Radio
The game will air live on the Beaver Sports Network, TuneIn (search Beaver Sports Network) and OSUBeavers.com. For more information on catching the Beavers on the radio, check osubeavers.com.

Television
The game will be televised live on Pac-12 Network and Pac-12 Washington. Greg Heister and Kevin Stocker will be on the call.

Live Video
Subscribers to the Pac-12 Network can watch the game online at Pac-12.com or via the Pac-12 Now app on smartphones and tablets.

Online
Live stats for the game can be accessed by clicking on the live stats link located on the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com.

Attendance Watch At Home
Oregon State saw 3,654 fans at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Saturday. Oregon State has now had 12 crowds of 3,000 or more this season. The Beavers have totaled 65,405 fans through 20 home dates, an average of 3,114.

Last Game
Jake Thompson spun a two-hit complete game shutout and Trevor Larnach drove in a pair via a fourth-inning double to send OSU to a 5-0 win Saturday at Goss Stadium.

Another Attendance Record
The 3,654 in attendance at Saturday's game marked a Goss Stadium record, surpassing the 3,602 against Kansas State at the 2013 Corvallis Super Regional. OSU is averaging 3,114 fans per home date this season, which is nearly 200 more than the school record of 2,937 last season.

Another Shutout
The team's shutout on Saturday extended Oregon State's national lead to 11 on the year. The Beavers have tallied double-figure shutouts in three of the last five years, also recording 12 in 2013 and 15 in 2014.

12-Game Winners
Eight of the now nine 12-game winners in Oregon State history have come since the turn of the century. Scott Christman, who is tied with Andrew Moore for the school record with 14 wins, did so in 1993. Moore accomplished his 14-win season in 2013 as a freshman. Next up for Jake Thompson is equaling Dallas Buck and Jonah Nickerson, who each had 13 wins in 2006.

Thompson And Heimlich
Jake Thompson and Luke Heimlich tossed Oregon State's first back-to-back complete games of the season. They're the first two OSU starters to do so since Heimlich and Bryce Fehmel to cap the 2016 season. The duo have combined to throw just 209 pitches.

Going For 27
A win Sunday would not only give OSU a sweep of Washington State, but would push the Beavers to 27-3 on the year, surpassing 1981 Arizona State for the most wins ever in conference play.

Singles
• OSU is 21-1 at home this season.

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Players Mentioned

Bryce Fehmel

Luke Heimlich

Trevor Larnach

Jake Thompson