ADRIAN, Mich. – In a race against the weather, Cornerstone played their second triple-header of the week this time at Siena Heights winning two of the three games to improve to 20-20, 11-16 WHAC. Cornerstone won 1-0 and 6-2 in the first two games of the day before falling just short 7-6 in the third and final game. Pending upcoming weather, CU will play three different non-conference series on the week starting with a game at NCAA Division I Central Michigan on Tuesday. 
 
Game 1 – Game one was yet another grind it out pitching duel, as neither team scored through the first six innings. Cornerstone starter Collin Young struck out four in his first four innings of work while allowing just four hits on the game. Young would continue to dominate the Siena Heights lineup, allowing just one more hit in his final 2.1 innings of work. 
 
SHU starter Reid Olmstead would be dominant on the mound as well, but a clutch seventh inning RBI single by Brady Eeles that scored Brandon Hepp would give CU the 1-0 lead. Collin Young returned to the mound for the bottom of the seventh looking for a complete game shutout but ran into some trouble forcing Noah Reed to enter the game. Reed would load the bases but record a strikeout to end it and give Cornerstone the 1-0 win in game one. 

Game 2– Runs would again be difficult to come by early in game two, but CU would get on the board in the top of the first on an RBI single by Trevor Bastien that scored Aaron Krupansky to take a 1-0 lead. Starter Zach Brog would hold the Saints scoreless through the first two innings to hold the 1-0 lead for the Golden Eagles. Brog would run into trouble in the bottom of the third though, as SHU scored two on an RBI single to take a 2-1 lead. 
 
The Golden Eagles would get a run back to tie the game at two in the fifth on an RBI single from Aaron Krupansky that scored Jon Stewart. Cornerstone would regain the lead at 5-2 in the top of the sixth, scoring three on an RBI single from Adam Harvey and a two RBI single from Brady Eeles. Jan Elias would then add one last insurance run in the seventh when he stole home plate on a double steal. Brett Shure would take over the pitching duties for Zach Brog and record the save in a 6-2 over Siena Heights. 
 
Game 3–Cornerstone got on the board first once again in this one, when Brady Volmering scored on an RBI double from Eric Bradberry. The Golden Eagles would add four more in the fifth, highlighted by a three RBI from Aaron Krupansky to take a 5-0 lead.
 
The Saints offense would finally hit its stride responding with four runs of their own in the bottom of the fifth to cut the deficit to one run at 5-4. Cornerstone would go to the bullpen looking to hold the lead, but SHU would score three more in the sixth off Noah Reed to take a 7-5 lead. Aaron Krupansky tried to lead a Cornerstone rally with an RBI single in the seventh, but it fell one run short losing 7-6. 

Starters Lines
Collin Young – 6.1IP, 4H, 0R (0ER), 5K, 2BB
Zach Brog – 5.0IP, 4H, 2R (2ER), 2K, 1BB
Jon Martin – 4.1IP, 4H, 4R (4ER), 4K, 1BB

Offensive Numbers
.403 – Sophomore Brady Eeles moves his season batting average to .403 on the season with six hits today. 
5 – Aaron Krupasnky led the team with five RBI on the day. 
28 – Cornerstone recorded 28 totals in three games. 
 
What's Next
Cornerstone will get set for some non-conference action, as they will head to NCAA Division I Central Michigan on Tuesday for a 3 p.m. game.