INDIANAPOLIS-  The UIndy baseball team improved to 22-8 on the season with a doubleheader sweep of visiting Kentucky State Tuesday, 4-1 and 9-3.

GAME ONE | Box score
Sophomore Chad Moore (2-0) garnered the start on the hill and didn't disappoint, as the Seymour, Ind., native got the complete-game win, striking out nine and allowing just two hits.

He was one out away from a shutout when the Thorobreds pushed across an unearned run with two down in the seventh and final frame.

Offensively, the Hounds produced eight hits and four runs.  Sophomore Scott Lawley racked up two singles, a walk, three stolen bases and two runs scored.  Sophomore Derek Locascio also had a pair of hits to go with an RBI, while Alex Kiel drove in two runs with a sixth-inning single.

GAME TWO | Box score
The Greyhounds hung nine runs on KSU (4-30) in game two, with two hits each coming from Kaleb Cunningham and Nate Koontz.

Lawley recorded a hit in the capper as well, pushing his hitting streak to double digits.  At 10 games, the streak matches a team season high set by Cunningham earlier this year.  Lawley is 18-for-36 from the plate during his hot streak and has managed to up his batting average 100 points since April 2.  

Meanwhile, redshirt-freshman Eli Linder made his first career start, tossing four innings to pick up the win in the seven-inning affair.  Linder fanned eight batters while surrendering two hits and one run.

Tuesday's two non-conference, in-region wins made it four in a row for the Greyhounds.  They put their win streak on the line this weekend with a four-game series at Bellarmine Saturday and Sunday.  All 18 of UIndy's remaining GLVC games are against East-Division foes.