PEORIA, Ill. — The Wright State baseball program plated three-plus runs in five of its first six innings en route to a series-clinching 20-5 victory against Bradley on Sunday afternoon at Dozer Park.

WSU (14-15) needed just six innings to reach a season-high 20 runs on 17 hits, including six doubles and four home runs. The Raiders added nine free passes on six walks and three hit by pitch. 

Wright State jumped out to an 8-1 advantage after two innings of play, punctuated by a pair of two-out, three-run homers by Sammy Sass and Gehrig Anglin. 

The Raiders extended their lead to 13-1 in the third, as Andrew Patrick was plunked with the bases loaded, followed by Julian Greenwell blasting his first career grand slam. 

While Bradley (9-17) reduced its deficit to 13-3 with two runs in the bottom of the third, WSU answered back with seven unanswered runs over the next three frames.

Sass's impressive performance continued in the fourth inning, as he doubled and came around to score on a single by Jay Luikart. The Raiders plated a trio of runs in the fifth thanks to a two-run double off the bat of Alec Sayre and Zane Harris's third sac fly of the weekend. After Luikart and Luke Arnold started the sixth with consecutive hits, Andrew Patrick brought the pair home on his first collegiate home run. 

WSU gave up a mere two runs for the remainder of the game to seal its third-straight series victory. 

Five different Raiders tallied multi-hit performances in the win, paced by Justin Riemer, Sayre, and Luikart with three hits apiece. Greenwell batted 2-for-4 with four runs batted in and three runs scored, while Sass went 2-for-4 at the plate with three RBI and three runs. Patrick tied for the team lead in RBI with four. Meanwhile, Harris drove in two runs to extend his RBI streak to 10 games. 

Starting pitcher Alex Theis improved to 3-0 on the season, as he allowed three runs, one earned, on six hits and no walks in five innings. Brock Nartker was a bright spot in relief by striking out two batters in a scoreless ninth inning of work. 

The Raiders will close their 13-game road slate at Xavier on Tuesday, April 12.