LAWTON, Okla. – The Aggies fall in their home opener, 7-0, as the offense struggled to capitalize at McCord Field.

Cameron turned in four hits on Friday, facing frigid-cold temperatures and a scolding hot hurler in Aaron Munson, who tossed five-inning while punching out ten Aggies, only allowing three hits and issuing one free pass.

Clayton McClenan earned the start on the bump for CU, where he finished six innings, giving up seven hits, five runs, and striking out three batters while facing 26 and throwing nearly 100 pitches.

Carter Bourg was the first pitcher out of the bullpen and threw two innings, only allowing one hit and no earned runs despite two Rams did cross the plate while he was on the hill while punching out two batters.

Ben Williams cleaned up the ninth, only needing 14 pitches to throw a perfect frame with one strikeout.

Outfielder Holden Tate reached base twice, both on walks, and was the only member of the Black-and-Gold to achieve such a feat.

Beau Williams, Lance Barnett, Kai Hersberger, and Kody Bigford were responsible for the four hits Cameron tallied.

On Saturday, these two teams will meet again on the diamond for games two and three of the series in a seven-inning doubleheader affair at McCord Field. The first pitch for game one is slated for 1 pm.