Seattle, Wash. – In game two of their Saturday doubleheader, the Pacific Tigers triumphed over the Washington Huskies 6-3, never trailing in the game. The game went into extras but still was just ten innings long after the teams agreed beforehand to shorten it due to weather concerns, with the game originally scheduled to go seven innings. The Tigers scored three runs in the top of the tenth to stake themselves to their largest lead of the game. The win was Pacific's first on the road and makes them 6-10 overall, while Washington falls to 8-5.
Jenkins, fresh off a two-strikeout, shutout inning of relief against South Dakota State, made his third start and fifth appearance.