COLLEGE ROUNDUP

BASEBALL

UC Irvine 6, Washington 3

SEATTLE — Four Anteaters pitchers held the Huskies hitless through eight innings in the deciding game of a three-game nonconference series completed Sunday at Husky Ballpark.

Starter Reid Suitor went five innings, walking four and striking out three, to improve to 3-0 and give the Anteaters (12-4-1) their fourth straight weekend series victory.

Chris Lopez, Thomas Calahan and Eric Pettis combined for three hitless innings, before Andy Lentz tripled in the ninth off Blair Erickson to ruin the no-hit bid.

Erickson surrendered one earned run, but closed out the win, which dropped Washington to 2-8.

Ben Orloff went three for five with a double, the fourth extra-base hit for the UCI sophomore shortstop who did not have an extra-base hit last season.

Senior outfielder Matt Morris was two for five with his fourth home run of the season and three RBIs, while junior catcher Aaron Lowenstein and sophomore designated hitter Tony Asaro each had two hits for the winners.

Senior second baseman Cody Cipriano hit his fifth dinger of the year, a solo shot in the ninth.

UCI is home against the University of San Diego Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Nonconference

UC Irvine 6, Washington 3

Score by Innings

Suitor, Lopez (5), Calahan (6), Pettis (7), Erickson (9) and Lowenstein; Cheney, Biship (5), Cribby (8) and Dunn. W -- Suitor, 3-0. L -- Cheney, 0-1. 2B -- Orloff (UCI). 3B -- Lentz (W). HR -- Cipriano (UCI).

WOMEN’S TENNIS

UC Irvine 5, UC Davis 2

IRVINE — Sophomore Clare Fermin won in singles and doubles to help the Anteaters improve to 12-2 in the nonconference match Sunday at Anteater Tennis Stadium.

Fermin defeated Robin Guier, 6-3, 6-3, at No. 2 doubles and teamed with Becky Bernhard to win their No. 1 doubles set, 8-5.

Jessica Broadfoot and Ali Borowicz also won in singles and doubles for UCI.

Broadfoot defeated Jenna Kappel, 6-1, 6-3, at No. 4 singles and paired with Inna Agababian to win at No. 2 doubles, 8-2.

Borowicz defeated Emma Shapiro, 6-0, 6-2, at No. 6 singles, then paired with Jayme Hu to capture an 8-5 win at No. 3 doubles.

Davis fell to 7-7.