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Colorado State-Pueblo (2-6, 0-0 RMAC)	0	1	0	0	1	1	1	0	0	4	10	0
No. 24 Angelo State Rams (13-2, 0-0 LSC)	4	0	2	1	0	5	0	3	x	14	19	2
Game at San Angelo, Texas | Foster Field | Rams win series 4-0

ANGELO STATE BASEBALL

SAN ANGELO, Texas – No. 24 Angelo State swept its third series of the young season by pounding out nine doubles and a total of 19 hits in a 14-4 non-conference win over Colorado-State Pueblo on Sunday at Foster Field.

The Rams (13-2) took the four-game series by a dominating 34-7 margin over the visiting ThunderWolves (2-6) and have now outscored their opponents 109-45 this season. ASU is 3-0 in games where a series sweep is possible and have won the games by a combined score of 38-9.

“You need to have a killer instinct when you have an opportunity to put someone away,” ASU head coach Kevin Brooks said. “Thus far, we've done a great job of doing that.”

Bren Schuehler worked around an adventurous first inning to win his first game of the season for the Rams after going five innings. Schuehler (1-1) struck out six, scattered five hits and managed four walks. The senior from Allen stranded the bases loaded in the first inning after hitting the leadoff hitter with the game's first pitch and cruised the rest of his outing after the ASU offense posted four runs in the first frame.

The Rams had nine different players have hits against five ThunderWolf pitchers, including Ryan Greer, Toby Semler and Quaid McKinnon who each had three-hit performances in front of their home crowd. Brett Parsons hit a towering home run in the Rams' five-run sixth inning and led the team with four RBI, while Doug Snover hit his first home run of the season with a shot to left field. Snover, Zach Cohen, Andrew LaCombe and Lee Neumann each had two hits in the lopsided game.

“I cant' look through the lineup and see someone that didn't get a hit or contribute in one way or another to getting runs around to score,” said Parsons, who is now in a tie with LaCombe and Tate Allison with two home runs this season for the team lead. “It was a great all-around effort. I think the wheels are in motion right now. ”

Matt Rechkemmer came into the game and delivered a double for his first hit of the season, while Nate Alter reached base and scored a run in the eighth inning. Greer, LaCombe and Neumann each had two doubles each. ASU relievers Andrew Heldman, Jake Albert, Trevor Hahn and Craig Blair finished off the game for the Rams. Blair had the longest stretch on the mound, striking out two in a 2.2 inning outing.

CSU-Pueblo had 10 hits in the game, including a home run from Mike Knueppel and two hits from Andrew Casteneda, Chase Lacomb and Jovany Valenzuela. Brandon Evans evens his record at 1-1 after claiming the loss in a 107-pitch effort against the potent Rams' lineup.

Angelo State, which swept three teams all of last season, returns to action at 2 p.m. on Tuesday with a doubleheader against Texas A&M-International in San Antonio. The game will be played at the Daniel J. Sullivan Baseball Field on the campus of the University of the Incarnate Word where ASU head coach Kevin Brooks earned his master's degree from and was an assistant at from 1994-98.

The Rams, who are now 8-0 at home this season, return to Foster Field for a 6:30 p.m. first-pitch on Friday against Central Oklahoma to start a three-game series that will conclude with a 1 p.m. doubleheader on Saturday.