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Nevada 9, Fresno State 4
\nFriday, March 13, 2026
\nFresno, Calif. – Pete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium<\/p>\n
WP:\u00a0Alessandro Castro<\/a> (2-1) FRESNO, Calif. –\u00a0Lee Matsuzaki<\/a> continued his tear since entering the Wolf Pack lineup full-time, hitting two solo homers in Friday’s series-opening 7-4 win at Fresno State.<\/p>\n The second of Matsuzaki’s homers led off the Nevada eighth, and spurred a four-run frame which turned a close one-run game into a five-run cushion for the Pack (9-6, 1-0 MW).<\/p>\n Jake Harvey<\/a> added an RBI double with Rominic Quiban<\/a> bringing in the eighth run with a sacrifice fly to boost the inning. It preserved Alessandro Castro’s<\/a> second win of the season, as the Nevada starter went five innings and struck out three while allowing three runs. Aidan Brainard<\/a> struck out five and allowed just one run on four hits over the final four innings to pick up the save.<\/p>\n The first of Matsuzaki’s solo homers followed Junhyuk Kwon’s<\/a> two-out, two-run shot in the first. The back-to-back blasts put the Pack up 3-0 and gave Castro an early advantage.<\/p>\n Fresno State (7-9, 0-1 MW) did come back to tie it up at 3-3 in the third as Griffin Sotomayor hit his second homer of the game. But Nevada responded with two in the fourth on Noah Blythe’s<\/a> RBI single and a run on a Bulldog throwing error to re-establish the lead at 5-3.<\/p>\n
\nLP:\u00a0Tyler Patrick (1-3)
\nSV:\u00a0Aidan Brainard<\/a> (1)<\/p>\n