The West Virginia University baseball team swept a doubleheader against Utah on Saturday, winning the series. In game one, the Mountaineers took a 6-4 victory, with Senior Brodie Kresser hitting a three-run home run. In game two, West Virginia dominated with a 14-4 win in eight innings, with Spencer Barnett going 4-for-4 and Skylar King driving in four runs. Senior Reese Bassinger and graduate student Jack Kartsonas were key pitchers in securing the wins. The Mountaineers capitalized on Utah’s errors and solid pitching, allowing only three walks in 17 innings played. The series sweep boosts West Virginia’s record to 27-4, while Utah falls to 13-16.
The Mountaineers will face Penn State next on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Kendrick Family Ballpark. Fans can follow @WVUBaseball on social media for more updates on the team. West Virginia’s strong performance against Utah showcases their potential for a successful season in the Big 12 conference.
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