After a slow start on Saturday where PBA struggled in all aspects of the game losing 12-0, they were able to bounce bank and split on the day with a 4-3 win. Ben Kennedy pitched 7 2/3 giving up 3 runs and striking out 5. Dylan Theroux got his first career save. Corey Kavanagh hit his first career home run going 2-3 with an rbi and 2 runs scored in the game. 

On Sunday PBA battled to a 7-6 win. Luc Hebert went 8 innings giving up zero earned runs and striking out 5. Corey Scammell was 2-5 with 2 doubles and an rbi, while sophomore Dylan McKenna went 2-4 with a triple and double and 2 rbis in the game. Gray Symmington also had 2 hits. In the second game on Sunday PBA ended the weekend with a 12-1 thrashing of Blue Mountain CC. First year pitcher Andrew Grieder pitched 6 innings giving up one earned run and striking out 6 for his first collegiate win. The Dawgs spread around the hitting with 5 players recording multi hit games. 

Head Coach Todd Hubka had this to say on the weekend. "Very pleased with how the weekend went. I felt that we got better as the weekend went on. Our hitting is not where it needs to be yet, however if our pitchers continue to pitch like they have been, we are going to be a very tough team to beat come May."

The Dawgs are back in action on March 14th against Spokane CC, and Clark CC in Spokane, Washington.