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Baseball Loses In 12
April 22, 2019 | Baseball
RENO, Nev. – Dylan Pearce struck out eight in a career-long six innings but an errant throw on a Nevada sacrifice bunt in the 12th inning sent the Wolf Pack to an 8-7 win Monday night at Peccole Park.
The Wolf Pack put the first two runners on base in the 12th, and scored the game-winning run when Nick Seamons attempted a sacrifice bunt. Pearce attempted the get the lead runner, Daniel Perry, at third, but the throw was errant, allowing him to come home.
Pearce was masterful through his six innings of work, striking out a career-high eight. But he was saddled with the loss to drop to 1-1 this season.
Joe Casey opened the game's scoring with a two-run home run in the first inning – it marked his second home run of the season. Nevada added one in the first and four in the second to go ahead 5-2 after two.
The Beavers chipped their way back with a two-run third on a run-scoring double by George Mendazona and an RBI single by Jake Dukart. Nevada made it 6-4 in the fourth, then 7-5 after five. Casey had doubled off the fence in right to make it 6-5 in the top half of the fourth.
That set the stage for the Beavers to even the game in the sixth. Adley Rutschman doubled to left to drive in a run and was able to score from third when Ryan Ober singled past the third baseman.
McMahan paced the Oregon State offense with three hits, while Casey, Harvey and Rutschman all had two.
Neither starter was effective, and both lasted only three innings. Christian Chamberlain started for the Beavers and allowed eight hits and six runs. His counterpart, Shane Gustafson, gave up seven hits and four runs. Both did not figure in the decision thanks to the Beavers' two-run sixth to even the game at seven.
Nathan Burns came on in relief of Chamberlain in the fourth and scattered two hits and a run with four strikeouts in two innings before giving way to Pearce.
Grant Ford earned the win for Nevada to improve to 3-1. He held the Beavers hitless over two scoreless innings.
Next Game
Oregon State concludes its non-conference trip to Nevada with a 12 p.m. PT start Tuesday at Peccole Park.
Watch & Follow
The game Tuesday will have a live stream provided by Nevada; check the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com for the link each day. Fans can also listen to the Beaver Sports Radio Network and TuneIn.
Extras, Again!
The game marked the third straight against Nevada to go extra innings. The teams played to 11 innings in both games at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field last season.
Casey Goes Deep
Joe Casey's home run in the first inning was his second of the season, and his career. The redshirt sophomore, who was wearing No. 45 on Monday instead of his usual No. 6, hit his first at T-Mobile Park in Oregon State's 8-3 win over Indiana.
Harvey In The Top Spot
Jake Harvey became the seventh different Oregon State player to bat in the top spot of the lineup this season. He singled on the fourth pitch of the game. Harvey has now seen action in the first, second, sixth, eighth and ninth spots of the lineup.
Climbing The Ladder
Adley Rutschman moved into the Oregon State top-10 list for career hits with 202, surpassing Joe Gerber (1997-2000) for 10th. Rutschman also moved into sole possession of 10th in runs scored for a career, and now has 137. He surpassed Tyler Smith (2010-13) and Cadyn Grenier (2016-18) on the Beavers' top-10 list.
Ober To Six
Ryan Ober's run-scoring single in the sixth extended his hit streak to six games, his second-longest of the career. His seven-gamer came earlier this season, from March 30 through April 6. He's now hit safely in 13 of his last 15 games.
Vote For Bryce
Right-handed pitcher Bryce Fehmel is one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Senior Class Award. Fan voting for the award is being held through June 10. To vote, visit seniorclassaward.com/vote/baseball_2019/.
Follow Us On Social
For more information on the Oregon State baseball team, follow the club's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverBaseball, by Facebook at Facebook.com/OregonStateBaseball or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverBaseball.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
The Wolf Pack put the first two runners on base in the 12th, and scored the game-winning run when Nick Seamons attempted a sacrifice bunt. Pearce attempted the get the lead runner, Daniel Perry, at third, but the throw was errant, allowing him to come home.
Pearce was masterful through his six innings of work, striking out a career-high eight. But he was saddled with the loss to drop to 1-1 this season.
Joe Casey opened the game's scoring with a two-run home run in the first inning – it marked his second home run of the season. Nevada added one in the first and four in the second to go ahead 5-2 after two.
The Beavers chipped their way back with a two-run third on a run-scoring double by George Mendazona and an RBI single by Jake Dukart. Nevada made it 6-4 in the fourth, then 7-5 after five. Casey had doubled off the fence in right to make it 6-5 in the top half of the fourth.
That set the stage for the Beavers to even the game in the sixth. Adley Rutschman doubled to left to drive in a run and was able to score from third when Ryan Ober singled past the third baseman.
McMahan paced the Oregon State offense with three hits, while Casey, Harvey and Rutschman all had two.
Neither starter was effective, and both lasted only three innings. Christian Chamberlain started for the Beavers and allowed eight hits and six runs. His counterpart, Shane Gustafson, gave up seven hits and four runs. Both did not figure in the decision thanks to the Beavers' two-run sixth to even the game at seven.
Nathan Burns came on in relief of Chamberlain in the fourth and scattered two hits and a run with four strikeouts in two innings before giving way to Pearce.
Grant Ford earned the win for Nevada to improve to 3-1. He held the Beavers hitless over two scoreless innings.
Next Game
Oregon State concludes its non-conference trip to Nevada with a 12 p.m. PT start Tuesday at Peccole Park.
Watch & Follow
The game Tuesday will have a live stream provided by Nevada; check the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com for the link each day. Fans can also listen to the Beaver Sports Radio Network and TuneIn.
Extras, Again!
The game marked the third straight against Nevada to go extra innings. The teams played to 11 innings in both games at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field last season.
Casey Goes Deep
Joe Casey's home run in the first inning was his second of the season, and his career. The redshirt sophomore, who was wearing No. 45 on Monday instead of his usual No. 6, hit his first at T-Mobile Park in Oregon State's 8-3 win over Indiana.
Harvey In The Top Spot
Jake Harvey became the seventh different Oregon State player to bat in the top spot of the lineup this season. He singled on the fourth pitch of the game. Harvey has now seen action in the first, second, sixth, eighth and ninth spots of the lineup.
Climbing The Ladder
Adley Rutschman moved into the Oregon State top-10 list for career hits with 202, surpassing Joe Gerber (1997-2000) for 10th. Rutschman also moved into sole possession of 10th in runs scored for a career, and now has 137. He surpassed Tyler Smith (2010-13) and Cadyn Grenier (2016-18) on the Beavers' top-10 list.
Ober To Six
Ryan Ober's run-scoring single in the sixth extended his hit streak to six games, his second-longest of the career. His seven-gamer came earlier this season, from March 30 through April 6. He's now hit safely in 13 of his last 15 games.
Vote For Bryce
Right-handed pitcher Bryce Fehmel is one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Senior Class Award. Fan voting for the award is being held through June 10. To vote, visit seniorclassaward.com/vote/baseball_2019/.
Follow Us On Social
For more information on the Oregon State baseball team, follow the club's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/BeaverBaseball, by Facebook at Facebook.com/OregonStateBaseball or on Instagram at Instagram.com/BeaverBaseball.
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: FORD, Grant (3-1)
L: Pearce, Dylan (1-1)
Batting:
2B: Harvey, Jake 1 ; Casey, Joe 1 ; Rutschman, Adley 1 ; Mendazona, George 1 ; McMahan, Kyler 1
HR: Casey, Joe 1
RBI: Casey, Joe 3 ; Rutschman, Adley 1 ; Ober, Ryan 1 ; Mendazona, George 1 ; Dukart, Jake 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Harvey, Jake 2 ; Casey, Joe 1 ; Rutschman, Adley 1 ; McGarry, Alex 1 ; Mendazona, George 1 ; McMahan, Kyler 1
SB: Harvey, Jake 1 ; McMahan, Kyler 1
CS: McMahan, Kyler 1
HBP: Casey, Joe 1
Batting:
2B: ZAMORA, Joshua 1 ; CLAYTON, Matt 1 ; VALENZUELA, Marco 1
3B: SMITH, Keaton 1
HR: HATTEN, Weston 1
RBI: ZAMORA, Joshua 1 ; HATTEN, Weston 2 ; CLAYTON, Matt 1 ; SMITH, Keaton 2 ; VALENZUELA, Marco 1
SH: ALLARD, Conor 1 ; SEAMONS, Nick 1 ; McLAUGHLIN, Jaylon 1
Base Running:
RUNS: ZAMORA, Joshua 1 ; HATTEN, Weston 2 ; CLAYTON, Matt 2 ; McLAUGHLIN, Jaylon 1 ; SMITH, Keaton 1 ; VALENZUELA, Marco 1
CS: HATTEN, Weston 1 ; McLAUGHLIN, Jaylon 1
PO: McLAUGHLIN, Jaylon 1
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