Game 1
Grand Canyon 9, Nevada 0

WP - Shawn Triplett (1-0)
LP - Jason Doktorczyk (3-3)
SV - None

Game 2
Nevada 8, Long Beach State 7

WP - Jacob Biesterfeld (1-2)
LP - Grant Cherry (1-1)
SV - Morgan White (1)

RENO, Nev. - Nevada split its doubleheader to end the weekend Sunday, falling 9-0 to Grand Canyon in the opener before rebounding in the afternoon with an 8-7 victory over Long Beach State.

Henry Strmecki had five hits on the day for the Wolf Pack, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs in the win over the Dirtbags. Jesse Pierce scored three times and added a two-run homer in the win.

The Pack (17-25) heads into its final home week of the season. The final four games of the home stand begin Tuesday at 2 p.m. against San Francisco, before the Pack hosts Fresno State for three Friday-Sunday.

Grand Canyon 9, Nevada 0
Nevada managed just four hits against four Grand Canyon pitchers, dropping Sunday's opener, 9-0.

Lopes reliever Shawn Triplett came on with one out in the third, and got his fourth win of the season by allowing just one hit over 3.2 scoreless innings.

Grand Canyon opened the scoring on a Cole Verdusco RBI double in the fourth, and a Jacob Wilson two-run homer an inning later made it 3-0.

Nevada starter Jason Doktorczyk gave up five runs over six innings, falling to 3-3 on the season.

Henry Strmecki and Jeff Bauser each had two hits in the game for the Pack.

Nevada 7, Long Beach State 4
The Pack closed the weekend on a winning note, defeating Long Beach State, 8-7, thanks to two-run homers from Henry Strmecki and Jesse Pierce.

Nevada jumped on Dirtbag starter Grant Cherry early, getting RBI singles from Strmecki, Josh Catacutan, and Jackson Waller to take a 3-0 lead in the first.

Cherry walked two and gave up a hit, recording just one out before being pulled in the first. He fell to 1-1 on the season with the loss.

Strmecki added a two-run shot, his eighth of the season, in the third as the Pack upped its lead to 5-1.

Jacob Biesterfeld gave up just one unearned run and struck out five over the first 2.2 innings to earn his first win of the season.

Long Beach State chipped away again, getting a run in each of the third through sixth innings to cut the Nevada lead to 5-4, but Jesse Pierce's two-homer in the seventh got the Pack breathing room at 7-4. Jeff Bauser added an RBI single in the eighth to add more insurance for the Pack.

Long Beach State (24-17) scored thrice in the ninth against relievers Dillon Holliday and Morgan White, and had the go-ahead run on with two outs, before White got Eddie Saldivar to line out to Dawson Martin at first to end it. White picked up his first save in the outing.