The Wabash baseball team improved to 13-3 for the season with a doubleheader sweep of Edgewood College Friday night at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana.
 
The Little Giants pounded out 21 hits and scored 22 runs in the two games. Wabash earned an 8-2 victory in the opener, then closed out Friday night with a 14-2 win in the second game.
 
Bryan Roberts and Cody Cochran both moved to 4-0 on the season with victories in starts for Wabash. Roberts threw seven innings in the first contest, striking out six and walking two while holding Edgewood (3-8) to six hits and two unearned runs. Kevin O'Donnell finished the game with two hits and a walk over two innings to go with two strikeouts.
 
Cochran moved to 4-0 after a six-inning outing in game two. He limited the Eagles to four hits and two walks. Cochran struck out eight batters while allowing only one unearned run.
 
Zach Moffett closed out game two by retiring all three batters he face, two by strikeouts. Eric Murphy fanned one batter in his 1-1/3 innings of work. Sean Smith surrendered an unearned run on one hit and two walks with two strikeouts. The Little Giant staff combined for 13 total strikeouts in game two.
 
Matthew Annee, Jared Wolfe, and Sean Roginski each finished with three hits for the Little Giants. Canton Terry drove in four runs in the second game, drilling a bases-loaded double to put Wabash in front early prior to an RBI single for his second hit of the game. Bradon Nelson broke the game open with a smash to the left-center field wall with the bases loaded to the clear the bases with a three-run triple for his first collegiate hit.
 
Wabash never trailed in either game. The Little Giants plated two runs in the fourth inning of game one on an RBI groundout by Eric Chavez and a single to right from Henry Wannemuehler. A four-run fifth inning, capped by an RBI single from Andrew Jumonville, a run-scoring single from Annee, and two run-scoring wild pitches put the Little Giants out in front 6-0.
 
Edgewood scored runs in the sixth and seventh innings, but a sacrifice fly by Wannemuehler and an RBI groundout from Jumonville ended the contest with the 8-2 final.
 
Terry's three-run double put the Little Giants in front in the second inning of game two. Another wild pitch scored a fourth run of the game before Terry added another RBI with a single to right center to stretch the lead to 5-0. Wabash added a run in the fifth on an error to answer a run scored by Edgewood in the top half of the frame.
 
Nelson's triple preceded another run crossing the plate on a throwing error to push the Wabash lead to 10-2.
 
Tyler Downing added an RBI in the eighth inning of game two with a bases-loaded hit batsman. The final three runs of the game came on a double by Jackson Blevins to close out the victory.
 
The two teams are scheduled to complete the three-game series Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. at Goodrich Ballpark on the Wabash campus, depending upon the weather and field conditions. A winter storm is forecast to bring snow, ice, and freezing rain to west-central Indiana Saturday morning through the afternoon and early evening. Updates regarding the final status of the third game of the series will be available on the Wabash sports website (http://sports.wabash.edu) and Twitter account (http://twitter.com/wabashathletics).