Memphis, Tenn. – Parker Warren, of UAH, pitched seven shutout innings, while striking out five to help Alabama Huntsville defeat the Christian Brothers University baseball team 6-2 in the rubber game of its home opening series, on Sunday afternoon, at Nadicksbernd Field.

GAME ONE: UAH 6 (7-9, 7-8 GSC) CBU 2 (1-11, 1-11 GSC) (9)
 
GAME CHANGER:
- The Chargers put up three runs in the first inning against CBU starter Travis Cole.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE:
- The Chargers finished the game with a 10-6 advantage in hits.
- Antonio Fernandez went 1-for-4 with an RBI double.
- Luke Wewers knocked in Keagan Voss with a sac fly in the eighth.
- The Bucs had six different players record at least one hit.

KEY PLAYS:
- The Chargers got on the board early by capitalizing on two walks by Travis Cole, scoring three runs in the inning to lead 3-0 after one.
- After Cole retired six of the seven batters, Zach Duvall, of UAH, knocked in a run with sac fly to lead 4-0 after four.
- The Chargers had four of their first five batters reach base in the sixth and two came around to score, as UAH lead 6-0 after six. 
- CBU got on the board in the eighth, with the help of an RBI double by Antonio Fernandez and a sac fly by Luke Wewers, but CBU still trailed 6-2 after eight.
- The Bucs went down in order in the ninth as UAH secured the win.

UP NEXT:
The Bucs are scheduled to return to action on Saturday, March 13 to continue their home stand against Montevallo . First pitch is scheduled for 10am with game two starting 30 minutes after the conclusion of game one.