St. Ambrose scored in 11 of 13 innings to sweep a doubleheader from Indiana South Bend by scores of 23-13 and 15-6 Saturday afternoon at Modern Woodmen Park.

The Bees scored at least three runs in six of those innings to complete the four-game series sweep of the Titans.

Most of the offensive fireworks came over the first three innings of the opener. SAU scored five runs in each of the first three innings, and IUSB scored seven runs in the second. The Bees seemingly had control, taking an 18-7 lead into the seventh. But the Titans made things interesting with six runs before the Bees walked off the seven-inning with a five-run frame.

Bryce Vorwald finished 4-for-5 with eight RBIs and two runs scored. Jake Pauley also had four hits and scored four runs.

Mason Nauman went 3-for-4 while driving in five runs and scoring four times. Mason Heitzler (two RBIs, one run scored) and Michael Rago (three runs, one RBI) also had three hits apiece.

Filip Milatovic had a hit and an RBI. Matthew McBrien had a hit, two RBIs and two runs scored. Aaron Vertuno collected a hit. Eric Gonzalez drove in a run. Danny Mouw (four) and Quinn Flanagan (three) combined to score seven runs.

Nathaniel Johnson got the win with three strong innings of scoreless relief. He struck out four while only allowing one hit. He relieved Dominic Guzman, who worked the first three innings. Ian McGhiey threw the seventh.

St. Ambrose (22-13, 17-5 CCAC) then picked up 18 more hits in the second game.

After Indiana South Bend got on the board in the top of the first, SAU scored in each of the first five innings. The lead was 7-1 entering the fifth, when the Bees exploded for eight runs. The Titans scored five times over the final two frames to end the scoring.

Twelve different Bees had hits.

Heitzler led the way with three hits while Pauley, Flanagan, Milatovic and Peter Mitchell had two each.

Vorwald, Gonzalez, Rago, Michael Stupavsky, Aaron Vertuno, Luke Brabham and Noah Chase had the other hits.

Pauley, Flanagan, Vorwald, Mitchell, Hietzler and Chase each knocked in two runs.

Mouw scored three runs. Flanagan, Heitzler and Gonzalez scored two runs apiece.

Aidan Pieniazek earned the win after allowing one run over five innings. David Biedron recorded four outs before Davino Douvalakis got the final two outs.

The conference-leading Bees will host St. Francis Tuesday at NelsonCorp Field in Clinton, Iowa.