TURLOCK — The Cal State Stanislaus softball team's offense was a little quite on day one of Tournament of Champions presented by Mizuno, but the Warriors managed to go 1-1 on Friday to start pool play.

Warrior starter Jessica Gaumnitz won her seventh straight start in the second game on Friday, blanking Hawaii Pacific 1-0 to help her team with the split. Gaumnitz and the Warriors handed HPU just their second loss of the season in the win. Gaumnitz allowed just four hits and fanned seven and improved to 10-4.

Cal State Stanislaus, now 16-16 overall, got a RBI single from Casey Stephenson in the first inning to score Britney Borba. Borba had walked and stole second to start the rally. That run proved to be the only run the Warriors needed for the win. The only time HPU (25-2) threatened to get on the board was the sixth when Laine Shikuma led off with a single and Casey Sugihara also singled with two outs, but Gaumnitz got a pop-up and a strike out to end the inning.

Stephenson finished with two of the team's five hits in the game versus Hawaii Pacific.

In an earlier game, Grand Canyon rallied for three runs -- two in the fifth and one in the sixth -- to surprise the Warriors 3-1.

Cal State Stanislaus took a 1-0 lead in the second with a solo home run by Jen Arnold. GCU however, got tworuns back in the fifth on a Michelle Farrell single and Tana Holtorf sac fly. Yasmeen Watkins hit a solo homer in the sixth to make it 3-1.

Arnold gave up three runs -- two unearned -- on six hits for the loss. CSUS managed four other hits, all singles, with Arnold going 2-for-3 for the game.

The Warriors will continue pool play on Saturday with games against Chaminade (1:30 p.m.) and Dixie State (3:45 p.m.),

Cal State San Bernardino 5, Dixie State 3
Jacquelyn Holtzclaw went 2-for-3 with a homer and drove in three runs, as the Coyotes defeated the Rebels. Whitney Shurtz had three hits for Dixie State.

Cal State Dominguez Hills 2, Central Washington 1 (8 inn.)
Jennifer Tellez scored on a Jodie Nakawatase sac fly in the eighth inning as the Toros defeated Wildcats despite collecting just three hits. Mallory Holtman had two hits for the Wildcats.

Western Oregon 2, Chico State 1
Whitney Lee went 2-for-2 and Katie Fleer struck out 15 to lead the Wolves over the Wildcats. Amanda Fleer also had two hits for WOU. Chico was led by Gwen Cox who went 2-for-4.

Hawaii Pacific 12, Saint Martin's 2 (5 inn.)
Ciera Senas and Casey Sugihara each had three hits, Krystal Plunkett drove in three runs as HPU dominated the Saints in five innings. HPU scattered 13 hits and led 9-0 after two innings.

Chico State 4, Western Washington 3
Chico State scored twice in the bottom of the sixth and held the Vikings for the win. Alison Smith scored on a fielder's choice for the go-ahead run for the Wildcats. Chelsea Lundberg went 2-for-3 to lead Chico. Meghan Flem had two hits and drove in two for WWU.

Humboldt State 4, Central Washington 2
The No. 20 Lumberjacks rallied for two runs in the seventh to defeat Central Washington. Nikki Ketteringham and Natalie Galletly each had two hits and Galletly drove in two runs to lead Humboldt State. CWU's Holly Rossman was 3-for-3 with two RBIs.

Grand Canyon 5, Cal State San Bernardino 3
Yas Watkins belted a three-run homer in the sixth inning to lift the Lopes from behind over the Coyotes. Jamie Lowe and Sara Bird each had two hits for CSUSB.

Seattle 7, Cal State Dominguez Hills 6
CSU Dominguez Hills scattered 12 hits but dropped to the No. 13 Redhawks. Katie  Jordan had two hits and scored three times for the Toros. Katie Antich had two hits for Seattle.

Saint Martin's 4, Chaminade 0
Brandi Klemm out-dueled Kasy'e Lalau as the Saints edged the Silverswords. Kristi Sigafoos doubled in two runs in the second and that was enough for SMU.

UC San Diego 3, Hawaii Pacific 0
Melissa Ward pitched a one-hitter and struck out 12 batters as she led the No. 10 UC San Diego Tritons over Hawaii Pacific. Sarah Woofter and Allison May each had two hits for UCSD. It was HPU's second loss of the season.

San Francisco State 5, Western Oregon 0
SFSU scored two runs early and Jordanna Freemer belted a two-run homer in the seventh as the Gators blanked WOU. Kendra Wood gave up five hits for the win. WOU was led by Trina Dorn who went 2-for-3.

Western Washington 9, Sonoma State 0 (6 inn.)
Michelle Wrigley and Lisa Pendergrast each went 2-for-4 and Sarah McEnroe picked up a three-hit shutout in her start as WWU blanked SSU in six innings.

Cal State Monterey Bay 10, Dixie State 9 (9 inn.)
The Otters and the Rebels totaled 11 errors with Dixie State setting a tournament record with seven errors with CSUMB winning a thriller in the 10th. Homa Shafii went 2-for-3 and drove in three for CSUMB.

San Francisco State 5, Western Oregon 0
SFSU scored two runs early and Jordanna Freemer belted a two-run homer in the seventh as the Gators blanked WOU. Kendra Wood gave up five hits for the win. WOU was led by Trina Dorn who went 2-for-3.

Western Washington 9, Sonoma State 0 (6 inn.)
Michelle Wrigley and Lisa Pendergrast each went 2-for-4 and Sarah McEnroe picked up a three-hit shutout in her start as WWU blanked SSU in six innings.

Cal State Monterey Bay 10, Dixie State 9 (9 inn.)
The Otters and the Rebels totaled 11 errors with Dixie State setting a tournament record with seven errors with CSUMB winning a thriller in the 10th. Homa Shafii went 2-for-3 and drove in three for CSUMB.

San Francisco State 7, Western Washington 6 (8 inn.)
WWU's Meghan Flem hit a grand slam in the seventh to tie the score and send the contest into extra innings, but the Gators out-scored the Vikings 2-1 in the eighth for the win. The game was scoreless until the seventh when SFSU scored five times in the top of the inning. Western Washington then tied it on the grand slam.

UC San Diego 7, Chaminade 1
Jenny Maze went 2-for-3 with a homer and drove in two runs as the No. 10 Tritons handled Chaminade. Katrin Gabriel also had two hits for UCSD and Christine Zankich picked up the win with a five-hit performance.

Sonoma State 9, Seattle 5
Sonoma State scattered 12 hits off Seattle's Kelsey Reynolds as the Seawolves upset No. 13 Seattle in the last game of the night. SSU broke a 5-5 tie with four runs in the sixth for the win. Kayla Ledford went 3-for-4 and Nicole Cordova had two hits and drove in two runs to lead SSU.