FREDONIA, N.Y. – The Oswego State baseball team behind a grandslam from Julian Drew and solid relief pitching from Thomas Pecchia extended their win streak to 10 games with a doubleheader sweep of Fredonia.

THE BASICS

• Final Scores: Oswego 8, Fredonia 5 | Oswego 10, Fredonia 5
• Location: Ludwig Field, Fredonia, N.Y.
• Records: Oswego 11-1 (7-1 SUNYAC) | Fredonia 1-10 (0-10 SUNYAC)

HOW IT HAPPENED
Game 1

• Oswego kicked off scoring in the top of the second inning after Hunter Holliday and Connor Stanton drew walks.
• Catcher Dylan Frawley sacrificed to move both runners into scoring position and Sam Allen converted the sacrifice fly to put the Lakers up 1-0.
• Shortstop Paul Tammaro followed with an RBI-single to left field to bring Stanton home.
• In the third inning, senior Ryan Enos doubled and moved to third on a wild pitch before fellow senior Ryan Weiss hit the sac fly to make it 3-0.
• The Lakers doubled their lead in the fourth when Allen reached by error and Tammaro homered to left.
• Senior Myles Felton followed with a homer of his own to make it 6-0.
• Oswego was cruising until the seventh when a trio of walks and a trio of singles helped the Blue Devils close the gap to 6-5.
• It was a quick recovery as Frawley homered with Stanton aboard in the eighth to move it back to 8-5.
• Junior Pecchia, who closed out the seventh, then kept Fredonia off the scoreboard in the eighth as well.
• Graduate Student Jake Terrill came on in the ninth and got three straight groundouts to Tammaro at shortstop for the save, his first of the season.
• Freshman Jai Sharma (2-0) earned the win for Oswego by going five innings, allowing no runs and striking out eight.

Game 2

• In the nightcap, Tammaro singled, stole second, went to third on a passed ball before scoring on a Ryan Weiss single.
• Junior Kyle Lauria and Felton reached by way of walk, setting the table for the Drew grandslam that put Oswego in charge 5-0 after one half inning.
• Fredonia broke through with a homer of their own in the bottom of the fourth inning.
• A fielder's choice by Frank Levanti, RBI-walk by Hunter Holliday and sacrifice fly by Brendon Frank added three more to the lead in the top of the fifth.
• Kieran Finnegan pitch two perfect innings before Ronald Loomis added three of one-run baseball.
• Senior Jared Kwicinski struck out two batters in a scoreless sixth inning and Connor VanDreason finished off the seventh.

WHAT'S NEXT
The Lakers remain on the road with games at the University of Rochester on Thursday and a 3 p.m. doubleheader start.