The Pacific University baseball team won three games over a four-game series with two games being played Saturday and the other two played on Sunday against Whitman College.
 
In the first game, Pacific claimed a 13-7 victory with the Boxers offense recording 13 hits. The Boxers offensive production was led by Jordan Hara who recorded 2 hits, a double and a two-run homerun. Hara was responsible for 7 of the team's runs with 5 RBI's and 2 runs scored. Isaac Lovings and Ian Blair each contributed 3 RBI's with Lovings recording a double and a homerun. Will Clark picked up the win on the mound after throwing 5 innings giving up 4 hits and 2 earned runs.
 
Pacific got on the board in the top of the 1^st on their way to a 5-1 win in 7 innings in game two. The Boxers offense was highlighted by Chase Anderson going 2-3 with 2 runs scored. Freshman Reyn Okita contributed to the Boxers offensive production going 2-4 with a double. Kahi Bisho picked up the win on the mound pitching 5 innings while striking out 5.
 
Game three went to the Boxers 15-2 in 7 innings after Pacific tallied 17 hits. The Boxers found themselves up 15-0 heading into the bottom of the 7^th. Ian Blair, Damon Tanner and Brad Altomare each recorded 3 hits in the game. Altomare and Tanner were each responsible for 4 RBI's while Tyler Quinn contributed 3 RBI's. Derek Eubanks had a stellar performance on the mound picking up the win after throwing 6 innings while giving up no earned runs.
 
In a pitchers dual, Whitman was able to come out with the 1-0 win in game four of the series. The Boxers used three different pitchers who combined for 6 hits and only 1 earned run. Pacific was only able to get 2 hits in the loss with one coming from Chase Anderson and the other coming from the bat of Nolan McNeill.
 
The Boxers now have a 5-game lead in first place of the NWC standings and will play next weekend at home in a four-game series against Linfield.