MEMPHIS—Senior catcher Will Britt (Oxford, Miss., Oxford HS) blasted two homers, accounting for all four runs as the Christian Brothers University Bucs knocked off Loyola (La.) 4-1 Wednesday afternoon at Buc Field.

Britt put the Bucs (8-25) on the board in the bottom of the second when he blasted a solo homer to center, and he delivered the big blow in the fourth when he hit a three-run shot to nearly the same spot in center, giving the Bucs a 4-0 lead.

The Wolfpack (10-28) scored their only run in the seventh as Slade Sanders reached on a walk and later scored from third on a double play.

The run was the only blemish on a strong four-inning appearance by freshman right-hander Matt Ariemma (Bartlett, Tenn./St. Benedict HS), who struck out three and allowed three hits and three walks to earn his first college win.  Roberto Martinez (Catano, Puerto Rico/) started the game with two scoreless innings, and John Romo (Cordova, Tenn./St. Benedict HS), Mitch Porwoll (Bakersfield, Calif./Bakersfield Christian HS), and Ryan McCabe (Richmond, Texas/B.F. Terry HS) closed the game out with a scoreless inning each.  McCabe picked up his first save of the year in the victory.

Britt finished 2-for-3 with two homers and four RBI, while Rocky Escajadillo (Cordova, Tenn./Cordova HS) was 3-for-4 with three singles.

The Bucs close out their GSC West home schedule this weekend as they host No. 4 Southern Arkansas for a three-game series.  They play a doubleheader Friday at noon, with a single game scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.  Saturday's game will be Senior Day, with the traditional Senior Day family cookout after the game.

Both Friday and Saturday, the CBU baseball team will be hosting a serivce project for the Southaven CARE Center, a non-profit pregnancy organization for those who need pregnancy tests, counseling, prenatal care, and other services.  The baseball team will be collecting donations of baby products (diapers, blankets, formula, bottles, clothes, etc.), baby food, and money to aid the CARE center.  For more information, visit the CARE Center's website.