LA JOLLA, Calif. — The San Francisco State baseball team dropped Saturday's CCAA doubleheader at No. 7 UC San Diego, 10-2 and 5-4 in seven innings.

Tritons (6-2/2-1 CCAA) scored eight unanswered runs in game one before the Gators (1-6/1-2 CCAA) plated a pair in the eighth inning. Jackson Kritsch tripled home Kyle Smith and came around to score on Jack Harris' infield single.

In the seven-inning game two, the Gators got the early jump on the Tritons with first-inning homers from Kritsch and Harris. SF State took advantage of Tritons errors in the fifth and plated two more runs. Chris Smutny and Connor Fidone both reached on fielding errors, which allowed Brady Dorn and Smutny to score. However, UCSD negated those two unearned runs in the bottom half of the fifth with two unearned runs of their own. In the bottom of the seventh, UC San Diego walked off on a bases-loaded fielding error.

Kritsch went 4-for-7 with his first collegiate homer. He drove in two and scored twice. The sophomore is now batting a team-best .485.

Up Next
The four-game series concludes at noon on Sunday in La Jolla. Live stats and video will be available from the Tritons and in-game updates will also be available on Twitter at @sfstatebaseball.