WINONA, Minn. - On Wednesday afternoon, the Saint Mary's baseball team (19-14) ended their home series against Saint John's (19-13) with a split, taking game one 1-0 but falling 11-1 in the second matchup. 
 
It felt like two entirely different games out there today.
 
GAME ONE
 
On the mound, Tyson Allen-Woodcock l recorded his first career complete game and career shutout, allowing only three hits and striking out four over seven innings. 
 
Stephen Golden showed patience and speed, drawing a walk and stealing a base while scoring the team's only run.
 
The game was highlighted by a first-inning run from the Cardinals on two out. Stephen Golden showed patience and speed, drawing a walk and stealing a base while scoring the team's only run after Riley Bauman's single brought in the decisive score. 
 
Saint John's was held scoreless with just three hits and committed one error in the field.
 
GAME TWO
 
The Johnnies jumped ahead in the first inning after bringing in two to trail 2-0.

The Johnnies kept adding to their lead over the next three innings and delivered a pivotal seven-run surge in the fourth, pulling ahead by 11, while the Cardinals remained scoreless.

In the seventh inning, the Cardinals managed to break through. Ryan Csida led off with a single and later scored on an RBI single by none other than Bauman, bringing the score to 11-1. 
 
Despite this effort, the game concluded with Saint John's securing an 11-1 victory over the Saint Mary's to split the series.

The Cardinals face a tough challenge ahead as they gear up to travel to Gustavus Adolphus on Saturday for a doubleheader against the 19th-ranked Gusties, with first pitch set for 1:00 p.m.