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<\/p>\n SACRAMENTO, Calif. \u2014 Senior Luis Pimentel-Guerrero<\/a> finished 3-for-3 with a home run and three RBI while six pitchers combined on a three-hitter on Tuesday night, helping lift the Sacramento State baseball team to a 12-2 seven-inning victory over visiting San Francisco.<\/p>\n The Hornets (16-22 overall) won for the fifth time in their last seven games and swept a pair of midweek games from the Dons by a combined 20-5 score. USF fell to 18-16 overall with the loss.<\/p>\n Pimentel-Guerrero reached base in all four of his plate appearances, adding a first-inning walk to a two-run home run in the second \u2014 his third of the season \u2014 and singles in the fourth and fifth innings. It marked his 12th multi-hit game of the year.<\/p>\n Ryan Ellis<\/a>, Erick Dessens<\/a>, and Ayden Hadley<\/a> all finished with two hits, while four other Sacramento State batters ended the night with knocks \u2014 including a double by Cameron Sewell<\/a>. Five Hornets combined to drive in 10 of the team’s 12 runs, while two more scored on a pair of San Francisco errors.<\/p>\n Ellis and Pimtentel-Guerrero helped set the table, each scoring three runs, while Dessens and Sam Harry<\/a> added two apiece.<\/p>\n On the mound, junior Konner Entz<\/a> went two innings in the start, allowing a pair of unearned runs on a hit and striking out one. Freshman Devin James<\/a> (2-1) relieved him in the third and picked up the win, allowing just two hits and striking out one over his two innings.<\/p>\n Carson Timothy<\/a>, Kurt Marton<\/a>, Andrew Monson<\/a>, and Chase Sorlie<\/a> then finished the night without allowing a hit or a run and striking out three and allowing only two baserunners on hit by pitches.<\/p>\n A pair of passed balls after a one-out walk and a single led to the Dons’ two runs in the first, but that was it for San Francisco, which managed a third inning single and a fourth-inning double for its only other hits on the day.<\/p>\n The Hornets, meanwhile, wasted little time in rallying in the home half of the first, plating four runs to take the lead for good. Three walks and a hit by pitch led to the team’s first run as Jakob Poturnak<\/a> put his team on the board for the first time. Jace Jeremiah<\/a> followed with a potential double-play ball to the left side that was thrown away on the turn, allowing Ellis and Pimentel-Guerrero to score for the 3-2 lead.<\/p>\n Sewell’s double just out of the reach of the USF centerfielder added a fourth run and the Hornets began to run away.<\/p>\n