INDIANAPOLIS- Freshman Armen Torosian was the only University of Indianapolis baseball player to record a hit in a 13-2 loss to Wayne State on Saturday afternoon. He tallied a single, double, and solo home run in the contest.
 
GAME 1 | WSU 13, UIndy 2
Wayne State opened the scoring in the contest with an RBI single in the second inning. The Greyhounds produced the equalizer in the fourth when Torosian crushed a solo homerun over the left-field wall, his second of the season.
 
The Warriors dealt the counter in the fifth by crossing two runs in the inning to take back the lead. Torosian brought in another RBI to his total  in the sixth after a single went through the middle. However, WSU proceeded to opened the floodgates in the seventh by pouring in 10 runs to eventually lock up the 13-2 victory.
 
Logan Peterson earned the start on the bump, where he produced a solid five complete innings of work, tallying eight strikeouts with six hits and one walk given up on 66 pitches thrown.
 
GAME 2 | incomplete
Game two was suspended due to darkness after seven innings. The Greyhounds were trailing 22-8.
 
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The Hounds and Warriors will conclude the series tomorrow by finishing the second game tomorrow at 11 a.m., followed immediately by the series finale.