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The River Monsters, who played in recent seasons in Seguin, now play their home games at Sullivan Field at UIW.
14 Matthew Foley
31 Dylan Bohlke
33 MJ Espinoza
44 Brian Buchanan
1 C 9 Jorge De Los Santos
2 CF 41 Roman Trinidad
3 SS 30 Logan Pruski
4 1B 20 Hunter Ham
5 DH 50 David DeHoyos
6 3B 11 Sammy Morales
7 RF 23 Bryce Wells
8 LF 4 Angel Martinez
9 2B 6 Matthew Felix
Brito allowed one hit, a grounder through the left side of the infield. He threw 52 pitches including 37 strikes. In his final inning, the stadium radar showed him throwing his fastball 93-94 mph.
The 6-foot-2 right hander got the win in the Missions’ 8-1 victory over the Corpus Christi Hooks. He struck out four batters with no walks.
Brito is currently listed on the Padres’ 40-man roster but is on the 60-day injured list due to elbow surgery. Friday’s game was his fifth minor-league start of the season as he works his way back.
San Diego Padres pitcher Jhony Brito warming up for the San Antonio at Wolff Stadium for tonight's game against Corpus Christi.@missionsmilb @padre pic.twitter.com/pARQX7IpHf
— Joe Alexander (@JoeA210) May 30, 2026
Lane Haworth homered twice for UTSA and Josh Arquette and Cade Sadler also homered.
Incarnate Word got two home runs from Cole Tabor and one each from Colin Cymbalista and Jake Weaver.
The Roadrunners won the opener on Friday 11-3.
Due to weather concerns, the second and third games were played as a doubleheader on Saturday. UTSA won the first game of the doubleheader 7-3. South Florida won the final game of the series 7-1.
UTSA is 25-11 on the season and 8-4 in conference.
The Roadrunners play again Tuesday in a nonconference road game against Baylor. UTSA is back home for a three-game conference series against Charlotte on Friday through Sunday.
The victory gives UTSA a home-and-home sweep of the series. UTSA beat Temple 50-47 in Philadelphia on Jan. 3.
Cheyenne Rowe led UTSA with 27 points and 11 rebounds, Damara Allen hit the go-ahead shot with 13 seconds left and Idara Udo returned from an injury that kept her out for more than a month.
UTSA beat St. Mary’s 5-2 in women’s tennis on Thursday at the UTSA Tennis Center.
It was the Roadrunners’ spring home opener.
UTSA took the first point of the team match by sweeping three doubles sets. UTSA got wins at No. 2 singles by Celine Absawi, No. 4 singles by Giuliana Giardina, No. 5 singles by Aoka Nagasawa and No. 6 singles by Laia Tarazona Peyro.
SINGLES
1. Alessia Terlizzi (STMU) def. Natalia Castaneda Guerrero (UTSA) 6-4, 6-2
2. Celine Absawi (UTSA) def. Janel Ospanova (STMU) 6-2, 6-0
3. Selina Wu (STMU) def. Akari Tomoyose (UTSA) 6-3, 7-6
4. Giuliana Giardina (UTSA) def. Sarah Wooten (STMU) 6-0, 6-2
5. Aoka Nagasawa (UTSA) def. Gia Posito (STMU) 6-1, 6-0
6. Laia Tarazona Peyro (UTSA) def. Breeze Simon (STMU) 6-1, 6-0
DOUBLES
1. Natalia Castaneda Guerrero/Giuliana Giardina (UTSA) def. Selina Wu/Janel Ospanova (STMU) 6-4
2. Akari Tomoyose/Aoka Nagasawa (UTSA) def. Alessia Terlizzi/Gia Posito (STMU) 6-3
3. Laia Tarazona Peyro/Celine Absawi (UTSA) def. Breeze Simon/Sarah Wooten (STMU) 6-3
