TURLOCK, Calif.--- Stan State travels to Hayward, Calif. to take on Cal State East Bay, ranked 14th in the most recent National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) poll, this week for a pair of doubleheaders. On Friday, March 28^th, the first game of the doubleheader is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. On Saturday, March 29^th, the game begins at 11:00 a.m.
 
LAST WEEK: Cal State Dominguez Hills got the best of Stan State in the most recent series. On Friday, March 21^st, the Toros took the first game 4-0 and won the second game 3-0. McKenna Beach earned the Warriors' lone hit in the first game with a double, while Karli DalBianco and Madison Rosebrough both went two-for-three in the second game.
 
In the two games on Saturday, March 22^nd, Cal State Dominguez Hills kept the Warriors at bay 7-3 in the first game and closed out the series with a five-inning game 8-0. Malia Babasa went four-for-four and scored a run in game one, while the quartet of Karli DalBianco Sarah Warden, Shelby Frutoz, and Moxie Barton earned the Warriors' hits in game two.
 
WARRIORS IN REVIEW: Stan State is 9-17 overall and 6-10 in CCAA play. The Warriors are hitting .255 as a team and hold a 3.65 earned run average. The Warriors have a .297 slugging percentage .330 on base percentage. Their 34 errors over 26 games earn them a .957 fielding percentage.
 
HITTERS: Two Warriors are hitting over .300 in Malia Babasa (.382) and Karli DalBianco (.321). Babasa leads the team in hits (34), stolen bases (3), and runs scored (15). Karli DalBianco has batted the most runs in with 13, while DalBianco and McKenna Beach have hit the Warriors' two home runs. DalBianco leads in slugging with .432 and Malia Babasa holds the highest on base percentage at .415.
 
PITCHERS: Victoria Alarcon has a 4-5 record, leading the team in strikeouts with 45 and a 3.39 earned run average over 53.2 innings of work. Bree Barner has recorded Stan State's only save thus far, while Sasha Martello has recorded the team's fewest walks with six.
 
MULTIPLES: Malia Babasa has earned the most multi-hit games at 10, with eight games with two hits, one game with three hits, and one game with four hits. Karli DalBianco follows with six games with five two-hit games and one three-hit game. Babasa holds longest hitting steak with 14 games, with her on-base streak up to 15. Karli DalBianco has the most multi-RBI games with four, including three games with two RBIs and one with five RBIs.
 
NATIONALLY RANKED: Stan State is in the top 60 in NCAA Division II in several categories. As a team, they are 59^th in sacrifice bunts (21), 16^th in double plays (14), and 9^th in double plays per game (0.54). Sasha Martello is 44^th in walks per seven innings at 1.21 and Victoria Alarcon is 53^rd in shutouts with two.
 
CCAA RANKINGS: The Warriors have claimed top five positions in several categories within the CCAA. As a team, Stan State is fifth in total sacrifice bunts (21); fourth in strikeouts per seven innings (4.04) fourth in double plays (14), and fourth in strikeout-to-walk ratio (1.89); and third in double plays per game (0.54). Victoria Alarcon is fourth with two shutouts and fourth in complete games with two. Karli DalBianco is fourth in sacrifice bunts per game with 0.19. Sasha Martello is now fourth in walks per seven innings with 1.21.
 
BABASA: Malia Babasa recorded her best game as a batter in her career at Stan State. The junior transfer went four-for-four with a run scored. Babasa also stole a base to continue leading the team with three.
 
DALBIANCO: Karli DalBianco continues to be one of the more difficult players to strikeout for opposing pitchers. DalBianco continues to make contact with the ball, having only struck out three times in her 81 at bats this season, as she maintains a .432 slugging and .389 on base percentage.
 
ON THE BASES: Malia Babasa is closing in on the single season record for on-base percentage. Babasa currently holds a .415 on base percentage, needed .42 more points to reach the top 10. Her 15-game reached base streak was the longest on the team as she looks to reignite it during the next series with Cal State East Bay.
 
CAL STATE EAST BAY: The Pioneers (24-5, 12-4) are batting .295 as a team and hold a 1.43 earned run average. Five players are batting over .300 in Ashlee Toy (.355), Annelise Garcia (.337), Gabriela Rivera (.320), Marissa Farias (.314), and Alexa Zumstein (.310). Toy has the most hits with 33. Garcia leads in runs scored with 21 and slugging percentage with .554. Cynthia Carrillo has batted in the most runs at 20, while Jeslyn Cuellar and Alexa Zumstein have both hit three home runs. Ashlee Toy holds the lowest earned run average at 0.86 and the most strikeouts with 61 over 73.2 innings pitched. Jaidyn Gamble has the most saves with two.
 
ALL-TIME SERIES: Stan State leads the all-time series over Cal State East Bay 36-32, dating back to 2008. Last season, the two teams split their four-game series, which were also in Hayward, Calif.
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BLUE CHIP BROADCASTING: For all home Warrior baseball, men's and women's basketball games, and home CCAA softball games, Blue Chip Broadcasting will be calling the games on FloCollege and on www.bluechipbroadcasting.com.  Bryan Nelson will call Stan State men's basketball and baseball games. Levi Flores will be calling the women's basketball and softball games. 
 
UP NEXT: Stan State travels to Atherton, Calif. to face Menlo College in a rescheduled doubleheader on Wednesday, April 2^nd. The Warriors then make their way back home to host Sonoma State in a four-game series, with the first doubleheader scheduled for Friday, April 4^th at 1:00 p.m. On Saturday, April 5^th, the first game will begin at 11:00 a.m.