The Cats improved to 4-1 on the year, while USF fell to 0-3.

Arizona's run total for the game was its best since a 21-8 victory over New Mexico on Jan. 31, 1998, in Tucson. The Cats' 12-run, 6th inning outburst was its greatest single-inning run total since they posted 16 in the seventh inning of a 40-10 victory over St. Francis on Feb. 22, 1995, also in Tucson.

Duncan, junior third baseman Erik Torres and freshman third baseman Matt Abram each drove in three runs for the Cats. Duncan has posted at least one RBI in 12 straight games, dating back to last season. Torres extended his career-long hitting streak to 11.

Abram entered the game in the sixth inning as a pinch-hitter and drove in two runs with a single. The Cats batted around, and Abram came up again, delivering another two-run single.

Arizona sophomore catcher Chris Cunningham also hit his first career home run in the contest.

Senior right-hander Mike Crawford (1-1) worked 6.0 innings for the Cats, allowing just five hits, to earn the win. Sophomore righty Peter Dunkle (0-1) took the loss for the Dons after giving up five runs (four earned) in 2.1 innings.

Junior left fielder Danny Trumble singled and homered for USF, driving in a pair of runs.

Arizona and San Francisco will wrap up their three-game series Sunday at 1 p.m. at Sancet Field.

                        
San Francisco                           000     103     210     -       7       9       2
#19 Arizona                             104     20(12)  11x     -       21      21      2
Dunkle, Palanco (3), Martina (6), Soares (6), Moore (6), Thogerson (7) and
Lopez and Guerra (7); Crawford, Elias (7), Capek (9) and Riley and
Cunningham (7). W-Crawford (1-1). L-Dunkle (0-1). HrsUSF: Trumble (1); UA:
Cunningham (1).