WESTVILLE, Ind. - Winning their 31^st game of the year breaking the program record for wins the Judson University baseball team run-ruled Purdue-North Central, 14-4, in seven innings of the nine-inning game. The 31 wins surpasses the 30 wins that was set last year as the program record. Judson is now 31-19 and 18-10 in the CCAC.

Mitch Smith pitched five innings to pick up his fifth win of the year. He recorded three strikeouts with no walks and two earned runs on five hits. Stefan Alinkas went the final two innings with three strikeouts, two earned runs, and four hits.

Giovanni Cantwell went 3-of-3 for Judson with one RBI and two runs scored. Brian Brauer, Johnny Amann, Nate Rohl, and Andy Parsill all provided two hits. Parsill led Judson with four RBI and one home run while Rohl had three RBI with a double and home run. Amann provided two RBI while Brauer had one.

Putting up four runs in the first inning, Amann started things off as the second batter of the game bringing in Brauer with a triple. He then came home to make it 2-0 on a wild pitch. Four batters later, Parsill singled through the right side as both Cantwell and Rohl made it 4-0. Purdue-North Central came within two with two runs in the bottom of the first inning. That is all the closer they would come in the game.

Judson added one run in the third before scoring six in the fourth and three in the fifth inning to make it 14-2. In the third inning, Rohl scored to make it 5-2 on a passed ball. The six runs in the fourth inning put Judson up, 11-2. After Levi Pippenger walked to start the fourth inning, Brauer tripled to bring him in. Amann followed Brauer with a double for the second run of the inning. He then advanced to third and home on the second passed ball of the game by Purdue-North Central. Four batters later, Cantwell recorded a RBI as he doubled to left field scoring Rohl. Parsill then stepped to the plate and produced his fifth home run of the year over the left field fence to finish out the scoring.

A three-run fifth inning put Judson up 14-2 and well in command of the game. The three runs came on Rohl's fifth home run of the year over the center field fence for the 12-run lead.

Judson gave up two runs in the bottom of the seventh as the game ended.

Judson will host Purdue-North Central in their final home game of the year at 4:00 p.m. in a CCAC double header at Hoffer Field.