On May 23, 2026, the Washington State Cougars traveled to Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona, to face the San Diego State Aztecs in a non‑conference baseball showdown.
The Cougars erupted for 14 runs on 18 hits, while the Aztecs could muster only nine runs on 13 hits, resulting in a decisive 14‑9 victory for Washington State.
Key Performances Drive the Victory
Trevor Smith continued his hot streak, adding two runs batted in to his offensive tally, while Dustin Robinson launched a solo home run that swung momentum in the Cougars’ favor.
On the mound, Luke Meyers delivered a solid outing, earning the win after a series of effective innings that kept the Aztecs’ bats at bay.
Conversely, Bryce McKnight took the loss for San Diego State, as his pitching struggled to contain the Cougars’ relentless attack.
The game underscored the Cougars’ depth, with contributions from multiple hitters and a reliable closing effort that sealed the win.
With the victory, Washington State improves its early‑season record, while San Diego State will look to regroup as the schedule progresses.