SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Interstat) — San Francisco scored 10 runs on 11 hits Friday to beat Pacific 10-6 at Scottsdale Stadium, splitting the two-game series after losing 8-4 a day earlier.

The Dons (26-29) took the lead in the second inning on Jayden Garrison’s two-run double. They added two more in the third on Eddison Esquivel’s two-run single. TJ Rogers blasted a three-run homer in the fourth, his 12th of the season, and Garrison made it 10-5 with a solo homer in the sixth.

Pacific (24-29-1) struck first in the bottom of the first. JT Shank doubled in a run and Braeden Schnabel singled in another. Schnabel later tripled in two runs in the third and scored on a sacrifice fly, cutting the deficit to 10-5. Diego Davis doubled in a run in the sixth.

Pacific outhit the Dons 13-11. Key pitchers included Quentin Pohorski, Jake Andreas, Cal Amborn, Alan Gonzalez and Gino Rossi for San Francisco, and Connor Raridan and Regan Carter for Pacific.