STOCKTON, Calif. – Pacific baseball (10-19) hosts Sacramento State (16-15) at 6 p.m. on Monday. 

The Tigers are coming off a weekend series against the Broncos. Pacific took one of three from Santa Clara over the weekend, winning the Friday night contest 3-1. 

Graduate Ben Nemivant continues to hold the top spot in the WCC when it comes to batting average, hitting .443. Nemivant's 51 hits and 12 doubles also lead the WCC. Freshman Rylan Evans is also in the top 10 in the conference in batting average, hitting .374. Evans is the only player to see time in all 29 games this season. 

Senior Grant Stevens leads the team in innings pitched with 46.1 and strikeouts with 31. Senior Marvcus Guarin is second in strikeouts with 26 and has 18 fewer innings pitched. Freshman Cooper Lanz picked up his first career win against Santa Clara. Sophomore Caden Duke leads the team in saves with four. Freshman Ryan Martinez has two saves. 

Sacramento State is coming off a series win over Utah Valley. Both Hornet wins were 7-5 victories. Sacramento State has won four of its past six games. Gunner Goldsmith leads the team in hitting with a .393 average, while Wehiwa Aloy leads the team in power with nine home runs and 28 RBI. 

Since 2006 the series has been .500 between the two teams. The two teams split last year, with both squads winning the away match. The Tigers average six runs a game against the Hornets.