Williamsburg, Va. - The William and Mary Tribe baseball team ran its winning streak to three games on Sunday, completing a series sweep of the Quinnipiac Bobcats with a 10-0 victory at Plumeri Park. With the win, the Tribe's record improves to 9-5.

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"I'm happy to get the wins this weekend," Tribe head coach Frank Leoni said after the game. "It was nice to get some guys who hadn't seen the field yet this season some time and it was good to see them perform the way they did."

On the mound, Tribe starter Brett Goodloe was fantastic, setting down the first 13 batters of the game. With his complete game shutout, Goodloe becomes the first W&M pitcher to do so since Chris Shaver accomplished the feat in 2004. On the day, Goodloe surrendered only four hits, all singles, while striking out a career-high nine batters.

At the plate, seven Tribe players recorded RBIs, highlighted by sophomore Sean Aiken, who went 4-for-4 with four RBIs, all career-highs.

In the first inning, the Tribe jumped on the Bobcats early. After three straight walks to open the game, sophomore Chris Forsten plated the game's first run with a single through the left side. Following Forsten, both freshman Ryan Williams and senior Chris Jensen were hit by pitches to earn RBIs, while junior Jonathan Slattery drew a walk to plate another run for the College. After Slattery, sophomore Sean Aiken singled up the middle, bringing to the plate both Williams and Jensen to bring W&M's advantage to 6-0 after the first inning.

In the third inning, the Green and Gold would add to their lead. After Jensen was hit by a pitch for the second time in two at-bats, Aiken drove in his third run of the game with a single down the third base line, pushing the Tribe's lead to 7-0.

The College would again add to its lead in the next inning when sophomore Tadd Bower notched his 20th RBI of the season, driving home freshman Ryan Brown to make the Tribe lead 8-0.

In the fifth inning, Aiken would add to his career day at the plate, blasting an RBI single through the left side, scoring Jensen who got on base after getting hit by a pitch for the third consecutive at bat. After five innings, the Tribe held a 9-0 lead over Quinnipiac.

After scoreless sixth, the Tribe added another run in the seventh. Four batters in to the inning, freshman Derek Lowe plated junior Kevin Alas with a single up the middle, making the Tribe lead 10-0 after seven.

After sweeping the three game series against Quinnipiac, the William and Mary Tribe will head to Charlottesville to face the No. 1-ranked Virginia Cavaliers for the second time in a week on Tuesday, March 16. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m.