Bearcats hit four home runs to grab the 10-4 win Saturday evening. Cincinnati took a commanding 4-0 lead in the third inning. Junior Lauden Brooks smacked a leadoff doubled off the right field wall to and West Virginia senior starting pitcher Derek Clark grazed junior Josh Kross on the first pitch before senior Hunter Jesse dropped a soft line drive down the left field line and just out of the reach of a diving Sam White for an RBI single.

As they did Friday afternoon, the baseballs were flying out of the ballpark at a fast rate in Saturday’s matchup between West Virginia University and the Cincinnati Bearcats, but the scales tipped in favor of the hosts in game two.

A day after West Virginia bashed four home runs in a 5-4 win, Cincinnati went the Mountaineers one better, at least in terms of productivity.

Cincinnati – The West Virginia Mountaineers (28-18, 15-9) mistake filled afternoon results in series deciding game three to the Cincinnati Bearcats (27-21, 13-11) Sunday afternoon by a final score of 8-2.