Cameron (23-12) at Southwestern Oklahoma (23-12)
SWOSU Baseball Field (Weatherford, OK)
Tuesday, April 12 at 2 p.m.
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TUESDAY NOTABLES
- Cameron is undefeated in their 12 non-conference games this season.
- Head Coach Brady Huston has won his last two meetings with the Bulldogs and against the Great American Conference (GAC) he is 9-3.
- In Oklahoma, the Aggies are 17-6 overall.
- Cameron has found the long ball in the last week with ten homers in their last four games.  With 28 home runs this year, the Aggies lead the Lone Star Conference by four with two fewer games played than the next highest program.
- The trip to Weatherford is the second of four Tuesday non-conference single nine inning contests in the month of April.  Cameron beat No. 22 Lubbock Christian last Tuesday 14-10 and will host Oklahoma Christian and Southeastern Oklahoma on the Tuesday loop.
 
STREAKING
Jonathan Reyes enters Tuesday's contest with a six game hitting streak.  In the last four games, the Aggie senior hit .500 with a pair of doubles, a triple, and a homer. Tyler McKinzie has reached base in his last nine games and he hit a grand slam on Saturday in CU's 8-2 win over Texas A&M-Kingsville.  Logan Fanning has recorded 8 2/3 straight scoreless innings out of the Aggie bullpen.

SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION
Southwestern Oklahoma is locked in a three-way tie for first place in the GAC standings with a 15-7 record.  Last weekend, the Bulldogs swept a doubleheader at Ouachita Baptist on Saturday after dropping the opening game of the series 7-6.  The Aggies are the second LSC program they will face all season with SWOSU falling 4-3 to West Texas A&M in their third game of the year.  At home in Weatherford, the Bulldogs are 12-6, and they have averaged just over seven runs a game while allowing about five.  Korbin Polston is SWOSU's biggest threat at the plate with ten doubles and six homers.  The Bulldog senior outfielder is batting .340 this season at the plate.
   
ALL ABOUT CU
Cameron has won seven of their last nine games and holds a two game lead ahead of Tarleton State for the final spot to get into the LSC tournament with the top-4 teams advancing to the regular season champion's location.  As things stand presently, only one game separates Angelo State from West Texas A&M and Texas A&M-Kingsville; the Aggies are four games back of the WT and TAMUK tie, and five behind ASU.   Individually, McKinzie is second in the LSC in RBI (32) and runs (35); the senior is third in homers with five this season.   Cody Bower is second in the league with six homers with Jorden Fields and Cole Williams both tied with McKinzie with five each.  Cameron's pitching staff has struck out 297 batters with teams hitting .243 this season.