By james art 
Palm Springs, California. The UC Santa Barbara’s soff team (9-6) faced two difficult opponents-no. 25 San Diego (10-3) and Washington (7-7), who received votes on Saturday night at the Collegiate Collecty Mary Nutter Collegiate. Gaukhos hung near the 4-0 defeat against the Aztecs before becoming a victim of a powerful crime of the Huskies, 10-0.
Game First: Gauchos 0, Aztecs 4
Both teams turned without result in the first, with Gauchos launched a pitcher Malaya Johnson affecting a leading pool. Aztecs started the results in the second, gathering three hits together to take a 3-0 lead. They joined another at the bottom of the fourth single with two outputs, now 4-0.
Offensively, the game was unobstructed for Gauchos. Santa Barbara’s only pool in five passes appeared Bella Fuentes single in the second.
At the bottom of the fifth single from behind to the one -time night’s night of Johnson as Self -chair He came with relief. After receiving a flight, Dribel lengthened the inning. The chair was for the task by getting a stroke to load the bases, loaded and prevent more damage.
Their banks Off with one outward in the sixth, transferring the composition to the top of the order. However, the double game of the ground ball ended innings.
Erin Mendosa He led the seventh with a rebellion single, giving Gauchos a chance at a rally. Ainsley Waddell Followed by a walk, putting on the deck binding with anyone out. Unfortunately, the next three gauchos were retired to end the One 4-0 Aztecs game.
Game Second: Gauchos 0, Huskies 10
Santa Barbara left two runners to finish the top of the first. Once the single in the field led by half of the Huskita, Grace Luderer It caused a double game of the ground ball on the next terrain and withdrew the three attackers for pure Innning. The next Inning, Luderrer won a crush to end the Inning, attacking two.
In the third Washington, he used single and Homer to take a 2-0 lead. In the fourth Huskies had eight running. The one -time rebellion stopped rolling right on the third main line to put runners first and second. Then, uncomfortable but successfully double theft put two runners in a single-return position, they both scored. He got back to the back to the back, three-time and then, of course, two stand-alone shots, which means that suddenly a nearby game descended with a snowy to 9-0 Husky. The choice of RBI Finer marked the last cycle of Long Inning.
Saj Anderson Hit hit the single, but Gauchos failed to score at the beginning of the fifth. In this way the game ended with the end result 10-0.
Forward
Gauchos already has another game as part of Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic tomorrow against San Jose State. With the first terrain, scheduled for 11am, fans can again watch through the flow via Flocollege.