MANKATO, Minn. --- Minnesota State (26-14, 21-8 NSIC) dominated Northwestern College (22-23) by a final of 29-4 Tuesday afternoon at Bowyer Field.

After a competitive first and second inning, the Mavericks exploded for 12 runs in the bottom of the third taking all momentum from the Raiders. Minnesota State added runs in five of the next six innings scoring the most runs in a single game since April 11th, 2015 against Bemidji State (41-20 W).

Eleven different Mavericks recorded hits in today's contest while 17 Mavericks recorded at least one run against NWC.

Junior Lincoln Berry led the Mavericks offense going 2-5 with three runs scored and four RBI while also working two walks.

Senior Derek Kay, junior Zach Stroh, sophomore Tanner Thompson, and freshman Braxton Haggith each recorded multi-run and RBI days combining for nine runs, 12 RBI, and five walks.
 
"A remarkable offensive performance today with eleven different guys collecting hits, head coach Matt Magers stated. "Sophomore Ben Irsfeld impressed on the mound with four shutout innings using only 48 pitches."

Minnesota State is back in action tomorrow taking on Concordia University, St. Paul in a Wednesday doubleheader starting at 1:30 p.m.