Box Score
Grambling's Dylan Spearman earned an RBI on a ground ball to third, followed by a single to right field by Medina in the bottom of the fourth inning made it a 7-3 lead for the Bulldogs. GSU added three more runs in the same inning after Desmond Stegall roped an RBI double and leadoff hitter Edwin Drexler continued the rally with a two-run single to right field to cut LA Tech's lead to 7-6.

The Tigers was able to narrow the lead for the second time in the competition in the bottom of the sixth when second baseman Yariel Medina recorded his second home run of the game, a three-run shot to left field to make it an 11-9 lead in favor of the Bulldogs. After a pitching change in the bottom of sixth for LA Tech Hunter Mitchell came in to relieve Baughman, Grambling added another run on an RBI double to left by Larry Barraza, which made it just an 11-10 advantage for Tech after six innings of play.

Grambling's momentum picked up with the Tigers tying the game 11-11 in the bottom of the seventh when Roger Diaz doubled which helped Medina set up his fifth and game-tying RBI of the game with a single down the left field line.

Creighton Hoover (0-3) was the pitcher who recorded the loss for the Tigers making this his third of the season. Hoover pitched six innings, allowing nine runs - seven earned - on seven hits after coming on in relief of starter Marlon Pruitt in the second inning.

GSU's second baseman Yariel Medina led the team after recording five RBI in a 3-for-5 effort, including two home runs of the night. Grambling totaled 19 hits in the nearly four hour competition.Next, the Tigers will travel to take on Lamar University on April 7^th at 4:00 p.m. Following that competition the Tigers will return home for a five-game home stand opening things up in a Southwestern Athletic Conference match-up against Texas Southern University on April 11^th at 12:00 p.m.