TURLOCK, Calif.--- Stan State faced Biola University this afternoon in a double header. The Warriors lost both games, with Biola taking the first game 4-2 and claiming the second game 13-2.

GAME 1: The Eagles (6-6) got out to an early lead with a walk, sac bunt, and a single.
 
Stan State (3-7) took the lead in the bottom of the first with Malia Babasa singling to start things off. Babasa moved to second on a ground out by Katie Thornsberry. The bases were loaded after Karli DalBianco walked and McKenna Beach was hit by a pitch. Madison Rosebrough singled to score Babasa and a throwing error brought DalBianco home.
 
Biola tied the game in the third with a single, a sacrifice bunt, and a single. The Eagles found their third run in the sixth with a series of singles. In the seventh, singles and groundouts earned them their fourth run to take the win 4-2.
 
BABASA: Malia Babasa went three-for-four and scored a run in the first game. This is Babasa's best game as a batter since she went one-for-two versus Central Washington with a walk, a hit, and a run scored. Overall, Babasa went five-for-eight on the day with a run batted in and a run scored.

GAME 2: Biola got off to an early lead with a five-run first inning with a quartet of singles to start the inning. They added a sixth run in the second due to an error. Two more runs were tallied in the fourth with a stolen base and a wild pitch aiding their advance.
 
The Warriors earned two in the fifth to keep the game alive with a single by Bree Barner, who moved to second on a wild pitch. Lauryn Serda earned a single to put two runners on with one out. Moxie Barton reached on a fielder's choice, which allowed Serda to move up to third and Barner to score on a fielding error by the third baseman.
 
The Eagles earned five more runs in the seventh with hits in the right places. They put up five singles and a double to go up by 11 and take the game 13-2.  

SERDA: Lauryn Serda hit well in game two, going two-for-three with a run scored and went three-for-six overall in today's games. Serda has had four two-hit games so far this season.
 
 UP NEXT:  On Friday, February 21^st, the Warriors arrive in San Marcos, Calif. for two doubleheaders with No.14 Cal State San Marcos. The first game on Friday will begin at 12:00 p.m. The next day, Saturday, February 22^nd, the second doubleheader begins at 11:00 a.m.