Box Scores:
Game 1
Game 2

POMONA -- The Warriors scattered 16 hits to score 13 runs in one game, used timely hitting in the second game, then got more outstanding pitching performances in both games to sweep Cal Poly Pomona on Saturday.

Vince Hungerford went 4-for-5 with five runs batted in with a double and a home run and Andrew Stueve pitched a complete game as Cal State Stanislaus won game one 13-1. In the nightcap, Casey Filkins' two-out double in the third and Douglas Porras' solo homer in the fifth lifted the Warriors to a 4-2 win.

With the sweep the Warriors take the series by winning the first three games to improve to 22-22 overall and 18-17 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Stanislaus, winner of five straight, is now in fifth place in the CCAA standings and if the Warriors can pull off the series sweep on Sunday, they would be three games back of fourth-place Chico State with four games to go.

Cal Poly Pomona falls to 22-26 overall and 14-21 in the CCAA.

Stueve pitched eight shutout innings to help the Warriors extend the pitching staff's scoreless streak to 27 innings before it was ended in the ninth inning when Cal Poly Pomona scored on a passed ball. Stueve allowed eight hits and struck out six in the win to improve to 5-2. He gave up just one unearned run.

Offensively, the Warriors jumped all over Pomona starter Casey Yokubaitis in the first two innings. Stanislaus scattered five hits to score five runs that was capped by a two-run double by Seth Hudson. David Contreras also doubled and Filkins had a RBI single.

In the second inning, Stanislaus pounded out seven more hits, including three straight to start the inning. After a strike out, Filkins cased Yokubaitis with a two-run single up the middle for an 8-0 lead. Colton Beatty then singled just before Hungerford's three-run homer to center to make it 11-0.

The Warriors scored twice in the third inning of the nightcap for an early lead. Filkins delievered a two-out double to score Corey Conflenti and Contreras. Porras then belted his sixth home run of the season in the fifth, tying him for the team lead. Andrew Graves then scored the fourth run in the sixth on a error by the Broncos shortstop.

Kory Wallace picked up the win as he allowed two runs on six hits. Eric Cendejas earned his third save with a hitless seventh.