The victory was the first conference road win for Louisiana Tech this season.
Tech pitching held Fresno State scoreless thru the final 8.0 innings of the game.
Jacob Derouen started for the first time since March 27 vs. Northwestern State.
Derouen doubled in the first inning to record his first RBI of his Tech career (3) and his first double as a Bulldog.
The three-run double cleared the bases for the Bulldogs and gave Tech a 3-0 lead.
With the walk in the first inning, Alex Williams has reached base safely in 20 consecutive games.
The infield single in the fourth inning extended his streaking streak to a career-high 14 games.
The single by Taylor Terrasas marked the 11th consecutive game that the third baseman has reached base safely.
Terrasas has reached base safely in his first plate appearance of a game for the fourth consecutive game.
Williams and sophomore shortstop Ryan Gebhardt have started all 50 games for the Bulldogs while Gebhardt has played every inning of every game.
Williams has started 117 consecutive games dating back to last season.
With his start, Williams has played in his 216th career game (started 212), third most by any Tech player in the program’s history.
Terrasas hit cleanup for the first time in his Tech career and is hitting outside of the leadoff spot for the first time since April 20 at New Mexico State.
The Gebhardt RBI double in the ninth inning gave the Bulldogs their first run in the ninth inning since May 4 vs. San Jose State.
Center fielder Corey White made his first start since March 18 at Nebraska and was the first leadoff hitter besides Terrasas since April 21 at New Mexico State.
Dakota Doss made his first appearance since April 21 at New Mexico State and recorded his first strikeout since April 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin.
Caleb Dudley’s appearance was the 27th of the season, tying four past pitchers for sixth most appearances in a single season.
The 1.2 inning save by Dudley was his fourth multi-inning save of the season.
The appearance marked the first time Dudley has pitched in back-to-back days since April 20-21 at New Mexico State.
