Gonzaga extends record winning streak to 14 | College baseball
Gonzaga extended its program-record winning streak to 14 games with a sweep of Loyola Marymount, solidifying its status as the hottest team in college baseball. The Bulldogs' offense has been dominant, averaging 9.5 runs per game during the streak, led by standout performances from Maddox Haley and other key hitters. Pitching has also improved, with strong outings from Justin Feld, Karsten Sweum, and Landon Hood. Gonzaga now faces a tough test against No. 19 Oregon as it looks to keep the streak alive.
- ▪Gonzaga's 14-game winning streak is the longest active streak in Division I and a program record.
- ▪Maddox Haley extended his hitting streak to 29 games, breaking the Gonzaga record, and hit two home runs over the weekend.
- ▪The Bulldogs' offense is averaging 9.5 runs and nearly 13 hits per game during the winning streak.
- ▪Pitchers Justin Feld, Karsten Sweum, and Landon Hood have delivered standout performances in recent games.
- ▪Gonzaga will face No. 19 Oregon in its next game, one of its toughest challenges of the season.
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