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Street Moves Back into Tie for NCAA Lead in Wins with NCAA-Leading 11th Complete Game to lead Baseball Past Northern Colorado

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GREELEY, Colo. – Senior Sam Street recorded his 12th win, tied for the most in the NCAA, by pitching his NCAA-leading 11th complete game in a 8-1 win for the University of Texas-Pan American Broncs baseball team over the University of Northern Colorado Bears on Friday at Jackson Field.
 
Street (12-1), who moves back into a tie for the NCAA lead in wins with Florida Gulf Coast's Mike Murray (12-1), struck out nine while allowing just four hits and one walk.
 
Street has now pitched seven-straight complete games and finishes WAC play with eight complete games in nine starts. He has pitched 122.2 of a possible 127 innings in 14 starts this season (96.59 percent). He now ranks second in program history in innings pitched in a single season, behind only 1983 All-American and current Tampa Bay Rays pitching coach Jim Hickey, who threw 130.1 innings in 1983. Street has now pitched 238 innings in his career, the 10th most in program history and the most in any two-year stretch. He also is tied for ninth in most complete games in a single season in program history, while ranking 11th in career complete games with 19.
 
With 12 wins, Street is now tied for the sixth most wins in a single season in program history, while his 22 career wins move him into a tie for fifth.
 
The Bears (10-41, 4-21 WAC) got their only run against Street in the first, as Jensen Park hit a one-out triple and scored on a sacrifice fly by Brandon Vaughn.
 
The Broncs (25-28, 15-10 WAC) got that run right back against Connor Leedholm (0-6) as, with two outs in the second, senior Shane Ammon stole second and scored on a RBI-single by redshirt freshman Edinburg alum Edgar Cordon to make it 1-1.
 
The Broncs took the lead in the third when, with two on and two out, senior Alberto Morales reached on an error that allowed freshman Victor Garcia Jr. to scored from second to make it 2-1.
 
That was it until the eighth, when the Broncs loaded the bases with one out. Cordon hit a two-run double and junior Evan Mason hit an RBI-single. Senior Dillon Engelhart followed with a suicide squeeze to extend the Broncs' advantage to five.
 
The Broncs tacked on two more in the ninth on a two-run home run by Morales, his third of the season.
 
The Broncs and Bears play the middle game of this three-game series on Saturday at 1 p.m.

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