MOUNT VERNON, Georgia — WVU Tech baseball completed the four-game series sweep at Brewton-Parker College Saturday afternoon by defeating the Barons 10-1 before taking them down 16-4 in the night cap. The Golden Bears have extended their win streak to five and now hold a record of 6-2 while the Barons fall to 3-15.

On the mound, junior Chris Davidson (1-1) scored the win in game one, while senior Kyle Sager (2-0) pitched for the win in the final game of the series.

Game One | WVU Tech 10, Brewton-Parker 1 (Box Score)
Tech finished with 13 hits for the win with junior Victor Diaz registering three of them while senior Dylan Harvey and juniors Marcus Rodriguez, Trevor Lam and Sebastian Gomez Herrera had two each.

Diaz went 3-for-4 at the plate as the designated hitter, recording four RBI and scoring a run while hitting two doubles. Senior Jeinson Espinosa notched Tech's first triple of the season and junior Brady Groesbeck and Lam had a double a piece.

Davidson did 6.2 innings of work, scattering eight hits while striking out four Barons and giving up one earned run.

Game Two | WVU Tech 16, Brewton-Parker 4 (Box Score) 
Harvey had another multiple hit game for the Golden Bears, finishing 2-for-4 including a double and a triple that scored him four RBI and two runs. Doubles were also posted by junior Hunter Greco, senior Tommy Weaver, Espinosa and Diaz.

Sager struck out one batter while giving up just four hits and three earned runs in 4.2 innings.

The Gold and Blue will next travel to Ohio Christian University for a four-game series March 4-5.