SAN BERNARDINO (April 23, 2016) -- Doubleheader sweeps are hard to come by in the CCAA and CSUSB got a big one Saturday against visiting Cal State Dominguez Hills.

The Coyotes scored 11 runs through the first four innings in the opener, then used a come-from-behind effort in the second for a twinbill sweep over the Toros, 16-4 and 5-4.

CSUSB (20-21, 15-14 CCAA) takes a game and a half lead over the Toros into this week's series against South-leading Cal Poly Pomona, beginning Thursday afternoon at Fiscalini Field.

Game 1: Coyotes 16, CSUDH 5
Coach Dave Martinez received multiple-RBI games from six Coyotes, who coasted the one-side victory.

Ryan Rich went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and two RBI, and Dylan Lohman had a pair of doubles. Joining in the slugfest was William Ouellette, who homered in the seventh.

Leading 5-1 through three innings, CSUSB broke the game wide open in the fourth, sending 11 to the plate and coming through with six runs on four hits. Grant Buchanan had a two-out, two-run single and Lohman connected on a run-scoring double.

Lohman earned his second RBI-double after Ouellette's home run, and CSUSB added three runs in the eight, keyed by Ryan Cooper's two-run double.

Sophomore Brian Lockey (3-4) went six innings for the win. He gave up five hits with three strikeouts and three walks. Jordan Kelly threw three innings of relief with three k's.

Game 2: Coyotes 5, CSUDH 4 7 innings
Down 4-2 entering their final at-bat, the Coyotes came through in spectacular fashion with a three-run seventh for a walk-off win.

Damion Edmonds got the rally going with a one-out single up the middle. Buchanan pushed Edmonds to second on a single, and Rich added the third straight single, scoring Edmonds and the Coyotes trailed 4-3.

Two batters later, Jake Caron singled up the middle to score Buchanan and Rich and the expected walk-off celebration developed on the basepaths.

Buchanan went 3-for-4, while Ouellette gave the Coyotes a 2-0 lead in the first with a two-run double.

Austin Casillas threw 4 2/3 innings in relief of Noah Simon. Casillas, now 1-5, allowed four hits, but kept the Toros off the scoreboard to give his teammates a shot at a comeback.

CSUDH dropped to 21-21, 14-16.