Five runs over the first three innings and a terrific outing from starter Zach Wright led the Washington baseball team to a 5-2 win over Washington State Sunday at GESA Stadium, completing the UW's first three-game sweep over WSU since 2007.

Andrew Ely knocked three hits and Austin Voth pitched eight strong innings as the Washington baseball team won its second in a row over Washington State, winning 3-1 Saturday at GESA Stadium.

A crowd of 2,739 watched as the Washington baseball team took advantage of a pair of errors in the eighth, scoring two runs to break a 2-2 tie and beat Washington State, 4-3, at GESA Stadium.

The Washington baseball team plays its annual series against Washington State this weekend at GESA Stadium in Pasco, Wash., in the UW's final road games of the season.

UW freshman Matt Lunde turned in a strong debut performance, but it came too late as Portland scored eight early runs to beat the Husky baseball team, 9-3, in the UW's final non-conference game of the season Tuesday at Joe Etzel Field.

The UW travels south Tuesday for a 3:00 p.m. game at Portland. This weekend, the week of road games continues with a three-game series vs. WSU in Pasco.

Held scoreless over the first eight and two-thirds innings, Utah got a two-run homer in the ninth from Wyler Smith, but it wasn't quite enough as the Washington baseball team held on for a 3-2 win over the Utes Sunday at Husky Ballpark.