From the Lewiston Tribune, published April 15, 2007 

LCSC takes the Concordia series opener 10-4

 4-15-07 

PORTLAND, Ore. - Chris Kissock worked seven innings and benefited from 15 hits' worth of offensive support as Lewis-Clark State bounced Concordia 10-4 on Saturday afternoon in the opener of a three-game NAIA Region I series.
 

The sum for Kissock was his ninth victory in 10 starts this spring and his 24th career win at L-C. That moves him into a three-way for seventh on the program's all-time list. He is also within four of the Warriors' record for single-season victories.
 

Kissock, however, was comparatively average in this game, which was delayed 24 hours by the threat of rain. The junior right-hander yielded nine hits and four runs, although only one was earned, while striking out four and walking one.
 

Warrior hitters provided security, rocking Concordia starter Bryan Goff (5-3) for eight runs in the second through fifth innings. Not surprisingly, Beau Mills was the catalyst, belting his 17th home run, a two-run shot, in the third and an RBI double in the fourth. The junior transfer pushed his hitting streak to 14 games.
 

Mark Thompson, Brent Wyatt and Zach Evangelho contributed three hits apiece for the top-ranked Warriors, who are now 32-3 on the season and 5-0 against Concordia.
 

Thompson smacked his fourth homer of the year, a two-run drive that followed a 37-minute rain delay in the eighth, while Wyatt extended his hitting streak to 12 games.
 

Kyle Greene also homered for the Warriors, leading off the fifth with his fourth long ball of the spring.
 

Following the seventh, during which Concordia scored three unearned runs off Kissock - the result of L-C's lone error of the game - Will Morgan came out of the bullpen and no-hit the Cavaliers (14-7) over the final two innings. The junior right-hander, who has a team-high 15 appearances - all in relief - struck out two to raise his season total to 48, also an L-C best.
 

The teams will play a doubleheader today beginning at 11 a.m.