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Colton Kalmus picks up his first save. (Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos)
Kansas State took the first game on Friday night over UC-Riverside by a score of 1-0. Here are some of our best pics from the game. The Wildcats are now 1-0 on the year while UC-Riverside drops to 0-1.
Riversides Austin Sodders only gave up 1 run in 6 innings while striking out 8, but was out pitched by Kansas State staff. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Cory FIscher threw 5 scoreless innings to earn his first win of the season. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
UCR 3rd baseman, Michael Farris, catches a foul ball as it drifts back into play. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Tyer Wolfe tags out Thomas Walker trying to steal 2nd base. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Jake Wodtke races from 2nd in a attempt to steal 3rd Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Michael Farris tags out Wodtke sliding into 3rd. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Colby Schultz rounds 2nd in an attempt to streach his double into a triple. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
A perfect throw from Wodtke to Josh Ethier beats Schultz for the first out in the 4th inning. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Colby Schultz make an off balanced throw but is unable to get Dalrymple for an infield single. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Tyler Wolfe bunts for a single moving Dalrymple to third, who scored on a sacrafice fly by Tyler Moore. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Cameron Haskell is out at the play attempting to score on a fly out in foul territory to Schultz. Schultz made another perfect throw to catcher Tyler Moore for the out. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Drake Zarate tags out Sam Chadick attempting to steal 2nd base. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Drake Zarate makes a catch in shallow right field. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Colton Kalmus picks up his first save, coming in with the bases loaded and 2 out in the 9th to get Zarate to fly out to right field. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
Quintin Crandall catches Zarate’s fly ball just short of the warning tract to end Riversides threat and the game. Photo by David Cohen, BHEphotos
