Tech Roundup: Baseball earns third straight shutout

Baseball stays undefeated

Sophomore pitcher John McMillon struck out six, allowed three hits and walked three in six innings of work as Texas Tech earned a 3-0 win over UT-San Antonio on Sunday at the San Antonio Missions' Wolff Stadium in San Antonio.

The Red Raiders (7-0) will complete the three-game series with a noon Monday game against the Roadrunners (2-3). The contest will be played at Roadrunner Field.

At the plate, Kurt Wilson led the way by finishing 2 for 4 with two RBIs. Grant Little and Gabe Holt were the other two Tech players to finish with multiple hits.

Texas Tech earned a 5-0 win to start the series late Saturday, which helped coach Tim Tadlock secure his 200th career win with the Red Raiders.

Red Raiders swept

Tommy Milnikov picked up a set but ultimately lost in a super tiebreaker as the No. 21 Texas Tech men's tennis team was swept 7-0 by No. 30 Tulane Sunday at the City Park Pepsi Tennis Center.

Milnikov, a junior, was the lone bright spot for the Red Raiders (12-4). He dropped an 11-9 super tiebreaker to No. 24 Constantin Schmitz.

Texas Tech, which is undefeated at home, will look to bounce back when it hosts Rice at 1 p.m. March 4 at the McLeod Tennis Center. Admission is free to all home matches.

Women's golf back in action

Texas Tech is one of 17 teams scheduled to compete in tournament play starting Monday and ending Tuesday at the Dickson Invitational held at The Woodlands Country Club outside of Houston.

The Red Raiders, ranked No. 44 in the latest Golfstat poll, join a group that includes No. 16 Kent State and No. 21 Houston among eight total squads ranked in the top 50.

Seniors Lauren Mason and Gabby Barker, along with junior Mami Yamamoto and freshmen Amy Taylor and Louisa Brunt, are expected to make the trip.

Lady Raiders sweep NC State

Sarah Dvorak earned two victories and helped guide the No. 8 Texas Tech women's tennis team to a 4-0 victory over NC State on Sunday.

Dvorak, a senior, defeated Amanda Rebol 6-1, 6-2 to help the Lady Raiders improve to 7-2 on the season. She also increased her individual mark to 8-2, including 3-0 when playing in the No. 4 spot.

Texas Tech is set to play a road match at 11 a.m. Saturday against No. 39 Rice.