OAKLAND, Calif. – The Fresno Pacific baseball team dropped both ends of a season-ending doubleheader on Thursday, falling 5-1 against Holy Names in the opener before dropping the finale 7-5. 
 
INSIDE THE MATCHUP:
Final:Game 1: Holy Names 5, FPU 1 | Game 2: Holy Names 7, FPU 5
Records: FPU (18-28, 15-25 PacWest), HNU (12-38, 8-32 PacWest)
Location: College of Alameda Field | Oakland, Calif. 
All-Time Series: FPU leads 20-4
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GAME 1: 
• Holy Names began the scoring in the third inning, when Jahshua Jones lifted a two-run shot over the wall in left. 
• With two outs and the bases empty in the fifth, Nate Case broke up a no-hit bid with his third home run of the season. 
• Hawk centerfielder Colton Combs got in on the long ball action in the bottom half, giving the home nine a 4-1 lead.
• Garrett Ferreira added an insurance run in the home sixth, singling through the left side to plate William Ruiz from third. 
• Starter Nic Boatman gave the Sunbirds seven innings on the mound and matched his career-high with nine strikeouts. 
• PacWest strikeout leader Aiden McIntyre picked up the win after racking up 10 strikeouts for the fifth time this season.  
 
GAME 2: 
• A fielder's choice and a Holy Names error allowed the Sunbirds to get on the scoreboard in the fourth inning. 
• Tristen Alvarez and Braden Frankfort each added a single before the inning came to a close, giving Fresno Pacific a 5-0 lead at the halfway point.
• The Hawks answered with their biggest inning of the series, plating six runs on six base hits to go in front 6-5. 
• Chris Gann homered to begin the sixth, bringing home the final run of the season. 
 
WHAT'S NEXT:
• The Sunbirds now say goodbye to seven seniors but return a pair of infielders, an outfielder, and all four starting pitchers heading into next season.