CRESTWOOD, Ill. – Five different Lakers drove in runs, including Jake Hutchinson during his 3-for-3 day that saw him reach base four times, but visiting Indiana South Bend broke a 3-3 tie with a five-run seventh inning to defeat the Roosevelt baseball team, 9-5, at Ozinga Field on Sunday.

Hutchinson, Matt Marrera, Parker Coleman, Zach Taylor and Jordan Coakley all drove in runs for the Lakers (6-21, 6-10 CCAC), who scored first with a two-run opening inning on two-out Taylor and Coakley hits and led 3-1 after five.

Jordan Mikolajewski allowed just one run through five innings until the Titans (8-27, 6-10 CCAC) knotted the game in the sixth and then broke the deadlock with a five-run seventh accentuated by Matt Miller's two-run homer.

The Lakers attempted a rally in the bottom of the ninth, scoring twice on RBI hits from Marrera and Coleman. Roosevelt had two on with two outs, but Taylor hit a grounder that forced Coleman out at second to end the comeback try.

Despite the loss, the Lakers took the weekend series from the Titans thanks to Saturday's doubleheader sweep.

Roosevelt hosts Olivet Nazarene at Ozinga Field in doubleheader action on Wednesday, April 10 at 2pm.