Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 FOREST GROVE, Oregon – With one swing of the bat, Dylan Joyce made history - again.
 
Joyce hit a grand slam in the second inning of the Puget Sound baseball team's non-conference game at Pacific Saturday. The four runs batted in gave him 133 RBI for his career – surpassing the record previously held by Olin Wick '04 (131).
 
Joyce now holds Puget Sound's all-time records for RBI, home runs (38), and saves (15).
 
The Loggers beat the Boxers, 11-8. Joyce, Drew Kamihara, Cooper Allen, Gabe Huante, Aidan Sullivan, and Jonah Velasco each collected two hits.
 
Kamihara and Nicholas Prater both hit RBI doubles during the win.
 
Saturday started with a 14-inning non-conference marathon against Whitworth (hosted by Pacific). Joyce hit a solo home run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Loggers a 4-3 lead. Later in the inning, Davis Franklin hit an RBI double, Sullivan drew a bases-loaded walk, and Cody Hirano reached on a fielder's choice to push the lead to 7-3.
 
The Pirates added two runs in the eighth inning, and then tied the game with a two-run homer in the ninth. They scored two more runs in the top of the 14^th inning.
 
The Loggers' 2023 season concludes with a non-conference game at Willamette Sunday, April 30.