NEW ALBANY, Indiana -- WVU Tech baseball dropped a three-game River States Conference (RSC) series (0-3) at No. 19 Indiana University Southeast. The Golden Bears now hold a record of 3-12, 0-3 (RSC) while the Grenadiers move to 10-6, 3-0 (RSC). Tech lost by scores of 7-5, 3-5 and 8-2.

Game One | IU Southeast 7, WVU Tech 5 | Box Score

The Gold and Blue recorded ten hits including two each from sophomores Jacob Reimold and Dariel Torres and freshman Kent Rooklin. Reimold and Torres both posted a double.

The RBI were credited to senior Wyatt Belinda, sophomore Brian Schack and Rooklin.

Reimold, junior Sean Crosby, Torres, Rooklin and redshirt freshman Jacob Dingess each crossed the plate towards Tech's five runs.  

Sophomore Michael Rotenberry (0-2) drew the start on the mound, pitching 4.2 innings towards the loss. Rotenberry struck out five Grenadiers while giving up two earned runs and five hits.

Junior Juan Perez struck out one batter after 1.2 innings of action, giving up three hits and three earned runs.

Game Two | IU Southeast 5, WVU Tech 3 | Box Score

Of the five Golden Bear hits, Rooklin, Belinda, Torres, freshman Calen Owens and sophomore Kurt Latocha had one each.

Latocha drove in two runs while Reimold recorded one RBI.

On the bases, Owens and junior Corey Lewis had a steal each.

Freshman Brent Linton (0-2) was dealt the loss after 1.0 inning of action, striking out two while giving up a hit and three earned runs.

Freshman Will Mullins (4.1 innings) and redshirt senior Garrison Vandeventer (0.2 innings) recorded two and one strikeouts respectively.

Game Three | IU Southeast 8, WVU Tech 2 | Box Score

In the final game of the series, WVU Tech posted six hits as a team. Reimold had another multi-hit game with two while recording a RBI.

Torres also posted a RBI for the Gold and Blue. The runs were scored by Crosby and freshman Alex Tennant.

Owens marked his second steal of the series.

Senior Jerod Jobst (0-3) pitched for 4.2 innings, giving up four hits and three earned runs while striking out one batter.

Vandeventer, freshman Calyb King and redshirt sophomore Trey Dalton also recorded a strike out on the bump.
 

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