San Antonio - In a showdown between two nationally-ranked baseball teams, 13th-ranked Trinity earned an 11-3 win over #15 Concordia (TX) University on Wednesday night.

The Tigers improve to 19-8 with the team's third consecutive win, while Concordia drops to 20-6 after the team's second straight defeat.  Trinity led most of the way, using a six-run seventh inning to break the game wide open.  The Tigers have now scored 10 or more runs in five of the last six contests, going 4-2 during that stretch.

The Tornados got on the board first with a two-out solo homer in the first inning, but Trinity quickly tied it with a run of its own in the bottom of the inning.  In the third, Jeremy Wolf cracked his fourth home run of the season to put the Tigers in front for good.  A three-run fifth inning made it 5-1 in favor of the Tigers, setting up the prolific seventh.  Concordia picked up a pair of runs in the top of the ninth to finish off the scoring.

Ryan Gray earned the victory for the Tigers, upping his season record to 4-0.  He pitched seven innings of the game, allowing one run on five hits, walking one, and striking out nine batters.  Following the first-inning home run he allowed, Gray tossed six shutout innings to lead Trinity to the win.

Wolf paced a Trinity offense that hammered out 15 total hits in the game.  Wolf was 3-5 with four RBI, adding a double to go with his round-tripper.  Carter McEachern was 2-3 with four RBI as well.  Connor Moore and Colin Serkowski had two hits and two runs each, and Serkowski hit a pair of doubles.  Drew Butler and Nick Jewett also scored twice, while Jewett went 2-4 with a walk at the plate.  

Trinity and Concordia will finish off the regular season series on Friday, as the Tigers will travel to Austin, Texas, for a rematch of tonight's game.