Cincinnati 11, Oakland 5 (7 innings) - Box Score
Cincinnati 9, Oakland 8 (7 innings) - Box Score
Cincinnati swept a Sunday doubleheader against Oakland in dramatic fashion as the Bearcats also swept the four-game series.

After winning game one of the day by a score of 11-5, Eric Santiago came up with the bases-loaded, two-out hit in the bottom of the seventh in game two to secure the day and series sweep.

In game one, Jace Mercer went 3-for-3 with three runs, a double, a walk and RBI. Griffin Merritt drove in three while going 2-for-3 at the plate with a double and two runs scored.

In game two with bases loaded and two outs, Eric Santiago was captain clutch with a would-of-been double to walk-off. In a 1-2 count, Santiago fouled off a pitch, took a ball, fouled off another pitch then smashed a shot that landed in left center, allowing the winning run to score.

USF 10, Northwestern 5 - Box Score
USF (5-7) scored a season-high 10 runs against Northwestern (3-6) securing the series sweep defeating the Wildcats, 10-5 Sunday afternoon.
 
The Bulls came out of the gates firing, taking a three-run lead in the bottom of the second inning. Jake Sullivan would kick off the rally with a one-out single up the middle. Riley Hogan would move Sullivan into scoring position with a single through the left side. Julio Cortez would spark the Bulls offense with a base clearing triple to right field. Carmine Lane would drive a ball to deep center field, scoring Cortez to make it 3-0.

No. 17 UCF 6, (rv) CSUN 4 - Box Score
No. 17 UCF clinched the four-game series victory on Sunday afternoon at John Euliano Park. The Knights started out of the gates slow, falling into an early deficit but used the long ball to take their first lead and never turned back to defeat CSUN 6-4.

Sunday's contest began similarly to the previous couple days, with CSUN striking first. Nearly batting around, the Matadors tagged starting pitcher Joe Sheridan with four runs in the first frame, coming off of two separate two RBI singles. Sheradin would settle in to throw 4.0 innings and only allowing three additional base runners after the first inning.

The Knights answered CSUN's early lead with four runs of their own in the second inning. Taking advantage of three separate errors, UCF's aggressive base running allowed four runs to cross the plate to tie the ballgame.

Ben McCabe, who homered in yesterday's game one loss, hit his second home run in as many days to give UCF a 5-4 lead in the fourth inning. Noah Orlando plated an insurance run on a sac bunt in the eighth inning for good measure, but thanks to relief pitching from the Knights' bullpen, that's all the Black and Gold would need to secure the victory.

Memphis 23, Western Illinois 8 - Box Score
A record-setting day at FedExPark on Sunday yielded a 23-8 Memphis win against Western Illinois as the Tigers swept the Leathernecks and produced their seventh straight win.
 
Sophomore Hunter Goodman finished the memorable weekend with a 4-for-6 day at the plate and drove in a Memphis and American Athletic Conference single-game record of 11 RBI. In the seventh inning on Sunday, the All-American added a grand slam, his third in as many days. Over the weekend, the Arlington, Tenn., native was 9-for-16 (.563) with two doubles, four home runs, seven runs scored and 22 RBI.
 
Freshman Taylor Howell hit for the cycle on Sunday, including his first collegiate home run. Also earning his first career start at catcher, Howell's cycle was the first time a Memphis player did so in the Daron Schoenrock era. Freshman Austin Baskin also had a career day for the Tigers with a 4-for-6 effort and recorded his first two collegiate home runs. He also drove in a career-high three RBI.

No. 29 Tulane 11, Middle Tennessee 7 - Box Score
After his heroics on Saturday, Trevor Minder hit for the cycle which included a three-run home run to put the exclamation point on an offensive barrage as Tulane defeated Middle Tennessee 11-7 to wrap up a series sweep on Sunday at Greer Field at Turchin Stadium.
 
The day belonged to Minder as he reached base all five times he came to the plate on his way to Tulane's first cycle since 2013.
 
The Green Wave (9-2) managed 12 hits, drew six walks and three hit batters as they piled on eleven runs to outpace MTSU (3-8) for the third consecutive day. Collin Burns tallied three hits in the win, while Luis Aviles drove in three runs for the Green Wave.

(rv) UConn 9, New Orleans 2 - Box Score
UConn (4-5) captured a 9-2 series finale win at New Orleans behind a superb outing from junior Nick Krauth on the hill and key two-out hitting at the plate. Krauth was in control for the majority of the game with a career-high seven innings pitched a new high in strikeouts with eight. The right hander went through a stretch where he retired 11 Privateers in a row.

The UConn offense aided their starter with seven of its nine runs coming with two outs. Kyler Fedko, who collected four hits in the ballgame, gave UConn the lead for good in the fifth with an RBI single off the pitcher that deflected into left field.

No. 17 ECU 13, High Point 1 - Box Score
Bryson Worrell hit a pair of home runs, while Lane Hoover and Connor Norby both tallied three hits leading No. 17 East Carolina to a 13-1 win over High Point Sunday afternoon at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium. With the win the Pirates improve to 8-3 on the season and the Panthers fall to 5-7.
 
ECU struck first with a pair of runs in the second frame taking an early 2-0 lead. With one away and down in the count, Worrell belted his team-leading third home run, a solo blast, to right field. The inning continued with consecutive singles by Ben Newton and Norby putting runners on the corners before Newton scored when Norby was caught in a rundown trying to steal second base.
 
Jake Kuchmaner (3-0) picked up another win working a season-high five scoreless frames where he allowed four hits, walked two and fanned four.

Texas State 12, Houston 4 - Box Score
Houston dropped its series finale to Texas State, 12-4, on Sunday at Sanders Field at Schroeder Park. The Cougars fell to 3-7 overall, while Texas State improved to 8-4.

The Bobcats plated three runs in the top of the second to grab a 3-0 lead. The Cougars plated three runs to grab the lead in the fourth. After Blake Way (single) and Ian McMillan (walk) reached base, Koby Hilland's two-RBI single tied the game at 3-3. After Kyle Lovelace doubled to put two runners in scoring position, the Cougars tagged on another run on Tyler Bielamowicz's RBI groundout which put UH in front 4-3, but Texas State took the lead for good in the fifth inning on a three-run home run.