Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 TURLOCK — Sarah Locarnini's walk-off single to deep center field in the first game lifted the Warriors to a 3-2 upset win over No. 9 Cal State Monterey Bay as Cal State Stanislaus split the CCAA doubleheader on Friday.

The Warriors, though, couldn't cash in on many scoring opportunities in a 6-4 loss in game two. Cal State Stanislaus is now 15-32 overall and 6-18 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Cal State Monterey Bay, the ninth ranked team in the country according to the NFCA Coaches Poll, is at 31-9, 16-6 in the CCAA.

The Warriors took an early 2-0 lead in the first inning of the opener on a Kristan Burn double to right-center and a single by Vanessa Del Toro.

Brittani Weatherford pitched a solid game, going the distance and gave up one earned run on six hits. A CSUMB sac fly in the third plated the first Otter run and RBI single by Nina Villanueva tied the game in the fifth.

Brittney Rickles led off the bottom of the seventh with a double down the left field line and after a failed bunt play, Rickles advanced to third on a passed ball. After a walk issued to Brieanna Stone, Locarnini got a chance to be the hero. The slap-hitter swung away on the second pitch she saw from Otter reliver Caitlin Wallace deep over the head of center fielder Jamie Moon for the win.

Locarnini finished the game 2-for-4 with the game-winning RBI and Del Toro was 2-for-3 while Weatherford improved her personal record to 8-13 in the circle.

In the nightcap, CSUMB jumped out on top 3-0 against starter Natalie Rendon. Rendon was replaced after one inning as she nurses a shoulder injury. Kiley Mendez pitched strong the rest of the way and gave up one earned run on five hits in six innings.

The Otters had a 5-0 lead after two innings, but the Warriors rallied back getting two runs in the third and fourth innings. However, Stanislaus left the bases loaded twice and finished with 12 runners left on base.

The Warriors had the bags full in the first with one out but did not score. The bases were again full of Warriors in the fifth without a run. A two-run double in the fourth inning off the bat of Jordan Flora did keyed a rally. With runners at second and thid and just one out, however, CSUMB got out of another jam.

In the end, Mendez had two of the team's five hits in game two and Burns again doubled to right-center, which drove in a run in the third.

Villanueva, the CCAA's leading hitting, homered in the fifth for Monterey Bay, which had their six-game winning streak snapped in game one on Friday. Alyssa Rivera was 3-for-3 in the first game and three different Otters each had two hits in the nightcap.

The game one win was the Warriors' first in the last 12 games against Cal State Monterey Bay, dating back to April 17, 2009.