Lincoln – Behind a combined one-hit effort from Jake Hohensee and Reece Eddins along with three runs in the first inning the Reds evened Nebraska’s Red-White Series on Monday night with a 4-0 win.

Hohensee started for the Reds and went 4.0 strong innings, giving up just one hit while striking out three. Eddins then closed out the game with 3.0 no-hit innings of relief.

The Reds took the lead for the second straight game and this time held on for victory. Jake Schleppenbach led off the game with a single and Steven Reveles followed with a bunt single. Blake Headley then put both runners into scoring position with an groundout. Freshman Scott Schreiber stepped in and delivered a two-RBI single, he later scored on a wild pitch to give the Reds a 3-0 lead after the top of the first.

Reveles picked up his second hit of the game in the third with a one-out double and after stealing third base he scored on a failed pickoff attempt to push the Red lead to 4-0.

Freshmen Byron Hood and Nate Fisher kept the Whites in the game with 4.0 innings of no-hit relief, including six strikeouts by Fisher in 3.0 innings of work, but the White offense was never able to mount a rally.

The Huskers wrap up fall practice tomorrow at 12:05 p.m. when they play the final game of the Red-White Series. Players will have costumes on and fans will vote on the best costume.

Lincoln – The Red squad jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning, but the Whites scored 12 runs over the final three innings on their way to a 13-8 victory in the opening game of NU’s Red-White Series.

Ben Miller and Ryan Boldt each homered for the White team, while Jake Schleppenbach was 2-for-3 with a single and double for the Reds

Schleppenbach doubled to leadoff the bottom of the first and then moved to third base on a sacrifice bunt by Steven Reveles. Freshman Jake Meyers added a RBI single later in the inning, while two other runs were aided by a pair errors by the Whites.

After giving up four runs in the first, the White pitching staff settled in and retired the Red lineup in order in each of the next five innings before Schleppenbach notched a one-out RBI single in the seventh.

Trailing 4-1 and headed to the bottom of the fourth, White reliever Jeff Chesnut struck out the top of the Red lineup in order. The White offense then woke up and scored six runs on four hits to take a 7-4 lead. After Boldt loaded the bases with a single, Tanner Lubach came through with a two-RBI single, while Boldt also scored on an a throwing error. Austin Christensen plated Lubach with a RBI single and later scored when Wes Edrington delivered a two-RBI triple. With one out, the Reds got out of the frame when Nathan Chunn tagged out Edrington at the plate on a squeeze attempt and also threw out Corey Stringer at first on the play.

Sophomore Ben Miller shutdown the Red lineup in order in the bottom of the fifth and then crushed a two-run homer in the top of the sixth to push the White lead to 9-4. Boldt extended to the lead, 13-4, in the top of the seventh when he blasted a grand slam into the right-field bullpen.

With the bases loaded to start the bottom of the seventh, the Reds closed the gap with four runs, but White was able to hold on for a 13-8 win.

Game two of the series is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. on Monday night and the series concludes on Tuesday at 12:05 p.m.