Coyotes swept

Recap, photo courtesy of CSUSB

ROHNERT PARK (April 8, 2018) — CSUSB lost the final games of its series against host Sonoma State on Sunday, losing 5-4 in 12 innings
 
The Coyotes, now 10-24 overall and 10-18 CCAA, return to Fiscalini Field this weekend with a four-game series against San Francisco State.
 
Game 1: Sonoma State 5, Coyotes 4 12 innings
Erick Allegro keyed CSUSB with a two-run home run in the sixth, and finished the game with a 3-for-4 effort and two runs scored.
 
Mando Rodriguez and Anthony Ortega also had run-scoring hits, with Rodriguez coming through in the first, and Ortega in the second.
 
Starter Blake Timm went seven innings, giving up six hits, four runs (all earned) with four strikeouts. Senior RHP Matthew Moriarty came on in relief in the eighth and finished with two strikeouts.
 
Game 2: Sonoma State 13, Coyotes 2 6 innings
The game finished in six innings due to the CCAA rule regarding the final game of a conference series cannot begin a new inning after 4:30 p.m.
 
SSU scored 10 runs in the fifth.
 
CSUSB had four hits, with singles by Allegro, Alec Ceniceros, Shawn Porthan and Jake Peloquin.

BREAKING NEWS: Shooting In San Bernardino, 14 Dead, 17 Wounded

UPDATE: 5:52pm The following is information from the latest press conference.

Following up on tips led officers to Redlands. A pursuit ensued and gunfire was exchanged between officers and the suspects.

Two suspects confirmed dead. 1 male & 1 female. The vehicle was cleared of any explosive devices.

FBI, ATF, SBPD and #SBCSD are all in unified command in this incident. A third suspect may be outstanding.

The neighborhood b/w Richardson & Mt. View South of SB Ave is no longer sheltering in place. A person of interest has been detained.

UPDATE: 4:18pm Gunfire exchanged w/suspects during follow up invest. 1 suspect is poss. outstanding. AVOID THE AREA of San Bernardino Ave to California St says San Bernardino Sheriff's office. 

UPDATE: 4:07pm The latest is an officer working the #ActiveShooter was struck non life threatening injuries from the San Bernardino.

UPDATE: 3:25 The number of wounded is 17 and the deceased remains 14.

UPDATE: 3:20pm According to dispatch and police that they have a black SUV stopped with shots fired. There is at least one, maybe two down.

The following statement was released by the governor of California.

 Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today issued the following statement regarding the shooting in the City of San Bernardino:

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families and everyone affected by the brutal attack. California will spare no effort in bringing these killers to justice.” 

Out of respect for Californians affected by today’s tragedy, this evening’s annual Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony will be canceled. Although the ceremony is canceled, the Christmas tree will still be illuminated at 5:00 p.m. 


Capitol flags will be lowered to half-staff in honor of the victims and their families.

UPDATE: 2:06pm, Following information has been released during a press conference on the shooting.

"Three people entered the building and began shooting. The preliminary information we have is 14 dead, 14 wounded. The wounded have been taken to area hospitals #SanBernardino. Suspects fled in a dark colored car. Ports and local county and city buildings locked down #SanBernardino #ActiveShooter @SanBernardinoPD. We will work hand and hand with the city of San Bernardino to secure this scene @sheriffmcmahon. The Hernandez Center on Third and Sierra Way has been set up for family members to go for information #SanBernardino. 

All of the information is preliminary and may change throughout the course of the investigation.