The University of Hawaii baseball team completed a series sweep over Cal State Northridge on Sunday, topping the Matadors 9-1 at Les Murakami Stadium. Hawaii improved to 29-15 overall and 12-9 in Big West Conference play, winning its eighth game in a row, matching its longest winning streak since 2022. All the latest sports news from Hawaii's sports station CSUN, which entered the series on a nine-game winning streak, exits 28-17 overall and 14-7 in Big West play. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rob DeMello KHON (@robdemello) On Sunday, the Rainbow Warriors endured an eventful sixth inning in which Harrison Bodendorf appeared to force the third out in the inning, but the out was taken away after a pitch clock violation on a full count, resulting in a walk. Connor Harrison entered the game in relief of Bodendorf and temporarily gave up a grand slam to Jarren Sanderson on the next at-bat that would have tied the game, only for the umpires to determine the ball was hit in foul territory after minutes of deliberation. Harrison got Sanderson to strike out, ending the threat and keeping the score at 5-1. Bodendorf got the win after allowing four hits, two walks and one run in 5.2 innings pitched with six strikeouts, taking a no-hitter into the fifth inning. Harrison tossed 1.1 scoreless frames, making his 69th career relief appearance, breaking a program record. He was previously tied with Lawrence Chew, Ian Jones, Jeff Ball and Lenny Linsky at 68. At the plate, Hawaii racked up 15 hits as a team. Jake Tsukada, Austin Machado, Kyson Donahue, DallasJ Duarte and Elijah Ickes all had multiple hits, while Machado hit his fourth home run of the year. Hawaii will remain home for a three-game series against UC Riverside, which begins on Thursday at 6:35 p.m.