The Pacific University baseball team won 3 of 4 games this week against George Fox. The wins this weekend clinch the top spot for the Boxers in the NWC standings.
 
The Boxers took game one 3-0 behind a 7 inning, 3 hit, 8 strikeout performance on the mound from Will Clark. Offensively, the Boxers were led by Jordan Hara who was responsible for all 3 RBI's. Hara produced a single, double and homerun at the plate.
 
The Boxers took the second game of the series on Saturday with a 6-2 win. Kahi Bisho forced 14 groundouts against the 26 batters he faced. The Boxers were able to open up the game following a 6 run, 6^th inning capped off by a Tanner Johnson 2-run pinch hit homerun. Also helping the Boxers offensively was Isaac Lovings who was responsible for 2 hits and an RBI.
 
George Fox was able to take game three Sunday morning with a 5-1 win on a 10-hit performance by the Bruins. The Boxers were led at the plate by leadoff hitter Chase Anderson who went 4-4 with a double and was also hit by a pitch.
 
The Boxers capped off the series with a 5-4 win over the Bruins. Brian Kraft led the way on the mound with a no-decision, 8 strikeout, 0 hit performance in 4 innings pitched. Offensively, the Boxers were led by Max Nealon and Jordan Hara who each recorded 2 hits in the game.
 
The Boxers will play in the first round of the NWC championships on May 13th with first pitch at noon.