Beavers Get 20th Win Of The Season.

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The Oregon State Beavers were pounded in Game 1, then bounced back to win game 2, and today, they were ready to win game 3, they did, 8-4. Here's what happened.....

Ben Wetzler was on the hill for the Beavers, went 6 innings and gave up 7 hits and struck out only 1 but didn't walk anybody.

In the 1st, Danny Hayes had an RBI Single to score Michael Miller (pictured right).

Arizona got a run in the first also, but the Beavers exploded with 5 runs in the 2nd inning.

Ryan Barnes singled to score 2, then Danny Hayes doubled to score Barnes then Andrew Susac would also double to score Hayes, making it a 5-1 game.

The Beavers get one more, with a Jared Norris singled to score Susac.

The Beavers got another run in the 3rd, on a wild pitch and Carter Bell would score. 7-1 Beavers.

Zona got 2 runs in the 6th, making it 7-3, but Oregon State added 1 more run in the 9th with a passed Ball to score Jared Norris.

Arizona scored 1 in the 9th as the Beavers Tony Bryant got out of a Bases loaded jam to win 8-4.

The Beavers get their 20th win of the season, 20-7.

Beaver Baseball bounce back from pounding, beat Arizona.

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The Oregon State Beaver Baseball team was pounded yesterday. Got dominated 18-0 by Arizona. But, today was different, the Beavers played hard, and got the win, 10-4. Here's what happened......

Arizona took a 3 run lead into the 5th inning, but that's when the Beavers took over. Ryan Barnes drilled a 3 run home run into left field scoring Kavin Keyes and Carter Bell.

The Beavers scored another 3 runs in the 6th, with another 3 run jack by Ryan Dunn. Beavers led now 6-3.

The Beavers got out of a bases loaded jam in the 8th but Arizona still came away with a run 6-4 now.

But, the Beavers had a 4 run inning in the 9th, starting with a Andrew Susac 2 RBI single scoring Michael Miller and Ryan Dunn.

Brian Stamps capped a 4 run inning with a 2 RBI double and the Beavers won it 10-4.

The Beavers go to 19-7 and will try to win the series tomorrow.

Beavers beat Long Beach St. in First game of double-header.

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The Oregon State Beavers were looking to clinch the series today and they did getting the first win of a Double-Header, 9-6. Here's what happened....

Long Beach state took a 2-0 lead heading into the 5th but the Beavers struck with 3 runs.

Garrett Nash would be walked, but on the same pitch, Michael Miller would score on a passed ball. Later, Andrew Susac would have a RBI single scoring Ryan Dunn, and the Beavers have tied it.

The Beavers would meanwhile tie it at 3 but here come the Dirtbags and they tied it at 3 in the bottom of the 5th.

Oregon State would get their lead back in the 7th with 5 runs scored. Danny Hayes hit a double down the line scoring Susac and Brain Stamps. Later, Hayes would score on an error, making it 6-3 Beavers. Mike Miller would double 2 in capping off a 5 run inning and putting his Beaver team up, 8-3.

The Beavers score 1 more in the 8th on a Danny Hayes RBI Sac Fly to score Garrett Nash.

It got mighty ugly in the 9th, Matt Boyd gave up 1 run, but a play was reversed would Long beach St. First baseman doubled down the line that was called fair at first, but Pat Casey got up and argued with the Ump and The Beavers would survive a 2 run double which could have made it a 1 run game.

So the Beavers win their 12 straight and go to 15-3 and should be ranked on the National polls after this week.

Beaver Baseball team beat Ducks.

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Ryan Dunn drove in two runs and Tony Bryant and Matt Boyd combined for 4 2/3 innings of shutout relief in a 4-1 victory over Oregon Tuesday night at Goss Stadium.

"Obviously, we are very happy with this win," Oregon State head coach Pat Casey said. "We played very balanced tonight and got a great night from our three pitchers - Scott (Schultz), Matt and Tony. Offensively, we started off strong and didn't get much going toward the end but were able to hang on."

Boyd shut the door on the Ducks with 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief, picking up his first save of the season after giving up just one hit. The lefty inherited a bases-loaded situation in the seventh and forced the Ducks the strand three runners with a strikeout and fly out to right.

Scott Schultz made his first career start - and third appearance - on Tuesday and worked 4 1/3 innings, coming out to applause from the 2,216 in attendance at Goss Stadium. Schultz threw 59 pitches, allowing four hits and a run. The righty did not walk a batter - but did hit two - nor did he post a strikeout.

Schultz, however, did not get the decision after failing to go five full, the requirement for a decision.

The decision, instead, went to Bryant who came on in relief of Schultz in the fifth. Bryant was effective in two innings, allowing just a hit and two walks while striking out four. He did not allow a run to improve to 2-0 this season.

Alex Keudell took the loss for Oregon. The righty worked 4 1/3 innings to match Schultz and allowed eight hits and four runs with two walks and five strikeouts. He dropped to 1-2 this season.

Dunn produced half of Oregon State's runs. He drove in his first run of the game with an infield single to short in the third, beating out the throw from shortstop KC Serna. His second RBI came on a sacrifice fly to center in the fifth.

That second RBI gave the Beavers breathing room after Oregon's Marcus Piazzisi drove in the Ducks' only run of the game on a groundout to second, putting the Beavers then at a 3-1 advantage.

Andrew Susac, who finished with a team-best two hits, drove in the Beavers' first run of the game in the first. With Garrett Nash at third after a leadoff double - and who moved to third when Max Gordan posted a sacrifice bunt - Susac singled up the middle.

Oregon State made it 2-0 in the third when Gordon, who had singled and eventually made it to third, scored on a wild pitch out of the hand of Keudell. Dunn later made it 3-1 in the third on the infield single, scoring Danny Hayes.

The win marked the Beavers' fifth consecutive over Oregon and the first by more than one run. It also pushed Oregon State's record to 10-3 this season and the Beavers have the longest active Pacific-10 Conference win streak at seven games.

The Ducks, meanwhile, dropped to 5-7 this season.

Oregon State wraps up its homestand with four games this weekend against New Mexico State and VMI. The Beavers host New Mexico State first, on Friday, starting at 5:35 p.m. PT.