COLUMBUS, Ga.. -- The Auburn University at Montgomery baseball team got a go-ahead RBI single off the bat of Jackson Ceman in the top of the 10th inning, and Michael Myers spun a scoreless bottom half of the inning to seal the sixth consecutive victory for the Warhawks. 

FROM THE DUGOUT

Score: AUM 4, CSU 3
Records: AUM 19-14 (12-6 GSC) | CSU 19-13 (7-5 PBC)
Location: Columbus, Ga. | Burger King Stadium
Series: AUM trails 29-12
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HIGHLIGHTS

• Ashton Thomas drew a bases-loaded walk to give AUM an early 1-0 lead.
• Jackson Ceman singled home two runs in the visitor's third as the Warhawks built a 3-0 lead.
• Columbus State responded with an RBI double in the fourth and a sacrifice fly in the fifth to make it a one-run game.
• Another sacrifice fly from the Cougars tied the game in the last of the seventh 3-3. 
• That score held until the top of the 10th inning. RH Frankland led off the inning with a base hit through the left side. 
• Frankland stole second, advanced to third on a balk, and scored the go-ahead run on Ceman's single to center field. 

ON THE MOUND 

• Carson Beach logged 4.0 innings in his start and scattered seven hits and one run.
• Trey Bacon tossed two innings of relief and allowed a single run on one hit with two walks.
• Cody Lee also worked two innings and allowed one run.
• Michael Myers picked up the win (2-0) in two scoreless frames. He allowed two hits and struck out one hitter to finish the game.

NOTABLES

• RH Frankland registered his seventh multi-hit effort.
• Ceman drove in two runs to give him his sixth multi-RBI contest this season and added his ninth multi-hit game of the year. He is also riding a five-game hitting streak.
• Cole Strachan turned in his second consecutive multi-hit game in midweek action. 
• The game marked the sixth win in a row for the Warhawks, their longest win streak of the season.

MANAGER'S CORNER

• "This game was a great learning lesson for our team and program," said Franklin Bush. "We continue to learn about championship intent. The ability to live in the current pitch consistently. Tonight was better, but still have a ways to go. Thought we gave away pitches offensively and on the mound. We can't give away pitches and expect to compete at a championship level. We have to continue to find consistency in our standard as a program. That doesn't take away from a great team win. As a program, we have to learn from the wins and the losses. We will continue to learn and strive to get better at every opportunity. Tomorrow is another opportunity."

UP NEXT

• The Warhawks head to Memphis, Tenn. for a conference weekend against Christian Brothers University.

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