PUEBLO, Colo. (March 20, 2021) - Colorado State University Pueblo baseball swept a pair of Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference games against Colorado School of Mines Saturday, winning game one 4-1 and coming away with a 7-6 win in game two at Rawlings Field.

On the day, Ty Lewis (Jr., Pleasant Grove, Utah) started where he left off in Friday's game one, going 5-for-8 at the plate, slugging a homerun, with one double and five RBIs.

Aidan Welch (Jr., Seattle, Wash.) went yard in the first inning of game one, his first homerun of the season. The bomb came immediately following Lewis hitting his first homer of the season to put the Pack on top 2-0 after the first at bat.

The ThunderWolves added another run in the second on a RBI-single from Reggie Williams (So., Castle Rock, Colo.).

CSU Pueblo would make it 4-nil in the fifth when Lewis singled up the middle, scoring Kodee Martin (Sr., Platte City, Mo.) from second base.

Starting pitcher for the Pack in game one, Brett Matthews (Sr., Queen Creek, Ariz.) picked up the win after going five innings and allowed one run and finished with seven strikeouts.

In the night cap, the ThunderWolves won the seesaw battle as eight different players recorded at least one hit.

Lewis picked up three more RBIs and finished with three hits.

Four Pack pitchers combined and allowed ten hits. Starting pitcher Logan Gibbons (Sr., Taylorsville, Utah) went three innings and gave up three runs on five hits.

The trio of Blake Slaymaker (R-Jr., Johnstown, Colo.), Austin Narro (R-So., Franktown, Colo.), and Jonathan Ramirez (R-Jr., Henderson, Colo.) each threw 1.1 innings of relief. Ramirez picked up his first win of the season.

Coach Comments
"Our guys stayed true to who they are. The zone was tough all day but our guys just kept competing in the zone," said Pack Head Coach Damian Stambersky. "We did a great job defensively of playing catch and making Mines earn their runs by swinging the bat."

"Today was a good step forward for this group."

CSU Pueblo (6-9, 4-7 RMAC) will finish the series with Mines in a single, 9-inning game Sunday starting at noon at Rawlings Field.