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The first four hitters in the UCSB lineup combined for eight hits and eight RBI. Jordan Sprinkle and Zach Rodriguez each had two hits and a RBI and Cole Cummings had a hit and drove in a run.
The Gauchos jumped on Oklahoma State lefty starter Mitchell Stone for seven runs and eight hits in the first 1.1 innings and kept the pressure on reliever Trevor Martin, scoring four runs on three hits in 1.2 innings.
UCSB starting pitcher Cory Lewis went eight innings on the mound and allowed one run and four hits. Jorge Arrellano gave two runs in the ninth before finishing the game.
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The Southern Crescent Chorale performs outdoors in pre-Covid days. Photo/Submitted.
After over a year of Covid restrictions, the Southern Crescent Chorale is bringing live entertainment back to our community.
The seventeenth appearance at Southern Ground Amphitheater will bring the “Great White Way” to downtown Fayetteville. “On Broadway!” will be presented on Saturday, May 22 at 8 p.m.
An extravaganza of some of the greatest hits of the theater world, this concert will not only feature the SCC singers, but also special guest soloists, Trevor Martin and Lydia Campbell.
Trevor Martin is a versatile actor, singer, educator, and musician currently based in Georgia. Described as a “classically-trained baritone, perfect for the Golden Age of musical theater,” Trevor has made a comfortable home both in the operatic and musical theater genres. Some musical theater highlights include: ”Sweeney Todd” (Sweeney
Updated: May 9, 2021, 4:22 pm
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross made clear he expected the Lord Advocate should block any attempts (Trevor Martin/PA)
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Nicola Sturgeon’s most senior legal adviser should stop her from bringing forward legislation in Holyrood to hold a second independence referendum, the Scottish Conservative leader has said.
Douglas Ross insisted it was not in Holyrood’s power to pass a referendum bill, saying responsibility for constitutional issues was reserved to Westminster.