FINDLAY, Ohio -- The Wayne State University baseball team (20-21 overall) fell behind Findlay (20-20 overall) 7-0 on Tuesday afternoon before rattling off 11 runs in the final four innings to triumph and win the season series, two games to one.  The Warriors will return to GLIAC play on Friday through Sunday with a four-game set against nationally-ranked Davenport.

While Wayne State scored eight runs in the top of the sixth, 13 batters came to the plate and Findlay utilized three different pitchers.  Those eight runs came in on just three separate plays.  They included a three-run inside-the-park home run by Aidan Arbogast (Livonia, Mich. / Livonia Stevenson [Mid-Michigan C.C. / Kellogg C.C. / Eastern Michigan]), his third (first since March 8), two-run single from Caleb Sanders (Eastpointe, Mich. / Detroit Edison Public School Academy [Dayton]) and three-run double by Drew Hill (Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / Grosse Pointe North).

Two frames later in the eighth, Brady Blakita (Canton, Mich. / Detroit Catholic Central) brought in Sanders with a groundout to the shortstop and Arbogast singled in Mason McGuire (Lyon Twp., Mich. / Brighton [Mott CC]).

Arbogast (3-for-5) registered his second three-hit game of the season while Sanders (2-for-5) and Hill (2-for-2) also finished with multiple base knocks.  Sanders and Hill were two of three Warriors to score multiple times along with McGuire.

On the mound, starter Bennett Hitzelberger (Richmond, Mich.) lasted just a third of an inning.  Hitzelberger gave up three runs, two earned, on two hits.  First out of the bullpen, TJ McAllister (St. Clair Shores, Mich. / South Lake) finished the first frame and pitched the second as well.  McAllister surrendered four runs, none of which were earned, on four hits with one walk and three strikeouts.

The four WSU pitchers that followed that pair were sensational over the course of the contest's final seven innings.  Starting with Will DeMasse (Macomb, Mich. / Dakota), his two scoreless frames, two hits, no free passes and two punchouts.

Miles Jamieson (Grosse Pointe, Mich. / Grosse Pointe South [Mid Michigan / Davidson]) picked up his first victory in the Green and Gold thanks to three shutout innings.  Jamieson allowed just one hit with one strikeout and no walks.

Coy Plummer (New Hudson, Mich. / South Lyon) handled the eighth with a pair of punchouts before Ethan Getting (Kalamazoo, Mich. / Portage Northern [Purdue Northwest]) slammed the door in the ninth while striking out the side.  Getting has conceded zero earned runs in all but four of his 15 appearances this spring.