Pepperdine Crashes Beach Party

Tuesday, May 2

Long Beach, Calif.

6:30 PM

Long Beach State University

23-19-1

Pepperdine

31-16

Pepperdine

Long Beach State

5/2/2006 12:00:00 AM | Baseball

Box Score

Waves Crash Dirtbag Win Streak
Beach's Win Streak Snapped at Seven

May 2, 2006

BOX SCORE

LONG BEACH, CA-- Jason Dominguez (4-1) pitched a pre-determined four and two-thirds shutout innings, cooling a Long Beach State offense (23-19-1) which had been hitting.352 over its last seven games, as No. 21-ranked Pepperdine (31-16) swept the season series with a 5-1 win.

The Waves extended their win streak to six, while snapping the Dirtbags' at seven.

Dominguez gave up just three hits, using just 61 pitches. LBSU managed just three hits over the first six innings, before picking up a run on an RBI double by Evan Longoria in the eighth.

Vance Worley (2-7) got just four outs in his first start since March 19, giving up four runs (three earned) on four hits, as Pepperdine built a 5-0 lead after three innings.

The relief core, then gave up just one run the rest of the way. Brett Andrade gave up just one over the next two and one-third innings, before Andre Lamontagne pitched three and one-third shutout innings in his best career outing. Mike Malott and Shane Peterson eached pitched an inning, as the Malott and Lamontagne combined to retire eight in a row.

The Beach hit the road this weekend when they travel to Cal Poly to begin a three-game series beginning on Friday. The Mike Weathers Show on Wednesday, live from Cirivello's, will feature AJ Pinocchio and Chuck Sindlinger.


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