The Wabash baseball team extended its winning streak to seven games with a Sunday doubleheader sweep of Hanover College. The Little Giants won game one 8-3, then followed with a 3-1 victory in the second.
 
 
Senior starter Bryan Roberts struck out a career-best 10 batters while working a career-high eight innings for the win in game one for Wabash (10-2). Roberts scattered eight hits and walked one of the 31 batters he faced, holding Hanover (3-11) to one earned run. Zach Moffett worked a scoreless ninth inning and struck out one batter.
 
The Little Giants trailed 1-0 in the road contest before Bryce Aldridge took advantage of an error by the Panthers to tie the game at 1-1 in the second. Hanover added another run in the bottom half of the inning before Matthew Annee singled home Jackson Blevins for a 2-2 tie. Hanover answered again with a run to take a 3-2 lead before the Wabash bats took over the game.
 
Wabash scored one run in the seventh and eighth innings off a sacrifice fly by Sean Roginski and run-scoring double by Henry Wannemuehler to put the Little Giants up 4-3. A four-run ninth inning put the game out reach. Aldridge singled home one run, then raced home on an error after a double by Eric Chavez. Cameron Martin drove in the final runs of the game with two RBI single to right-center field to lock up the victory.
 
Wabash scored early in game two when Jared Wolfe launched his second home run of the season in his first at-bat. Hanover tied the game in the bottom of the first with what would be their only run of the game.
 
The Little Giants regained the lead in the fifth when Blevins lifted a single down the right field line to bring home Roginski with the second run of the game. Roginski singled Tyler Downing home with an insurance run in the ninth.
 
Cody Cochran earned his third victory of the season, pitching 7 innings of seven-hit baseball. He allowed one run with three strikeouts and did not give up a walk. Ryan Thomas walked two in 1/3 of an inning without surrendering a run. Kevin O'Donnell faced three batters without giving up a run in the eighth inning before Moffett used nine pitches to retire the final three Hanover batters of the game to record his second save of the season.
 
Roginski finished the two games with a team-best four hits, including three doubles and two RBI. Wolfe collected three hits. Martin drove home two runs in one at bat.
 
Wabash opens the home portion of the season Monday afternoon against another in-state rival when Manchester College comes to Goodrich Ballpark for a doubleheader. First pitch of game one is scheduled for 1 p.m.