WESTFIELD, Ind. – The UIndy baseball team (4-7) opened its four-game series versus Truman State University with a 7-1 win on the turf fields of Grand Park in Westfield, Ind. Senior starter Reid Werner's complete-game performance helped up the Greyhounds' win streak to three, with each game featuring seven runs scored by the Crimson & Grey.
 
HOW THE HAPPENED
Werner was straight dealing Friday night. The Greenwood, Ind., product struck out an impressive 15 batters, scattering seven hits and walking zero to move to 2-1 on the year. He surrendered a solo homer in the fourth but only one other Bulldog batter advanced as far as second base.
 
Offensively, the Hounds pushed across at least one run in five innings, including a three-spot in the seventh. UIndy strung together three hits and a successful squeeze bunt in the frame to help put the 'Dogs away.
 
Ty Williams, John Carpinelli and Reid Rector had two hits apiece. Williams managed a double and a run scored, while Carpinelli notched a triple and a pair of RBIs.
 
MORE NOTES
The baseball team made it three wins in as many games for UIndy against Truman on Friday, as both Greyhound soccer teams picked up dubs versus the Bulldogs earlier in the day.
 
UP NEXT
The Battle of the Dawgs continues with a doubleheader at Greyhound Park Saturday afternoon. The series concludes Sunday with a single game starting at noon ET.