POMONA – On a day where rain was imminent, poor weather didn't phase the Cal Poly Pomona baseball team one bit. 

The Broncos struck with three-run first innings in each game and went on to sweep No. 18 Western Oregon 6-2 and 6-3 in 5 innings on Tuesday at Scolinos Field. Sophomore Jenzen Torres led the way with a 3-run homer in the first inning of the opener and CPP scored three runs on four hits in the first frame in the second game that was shortened to five innings due to rain. 

CPP, now 3-2 overall, returns to Scolinos Field for a weekend series against Saint Martin's, beginning with a single game Friday that begins at 2 p.m. Western Oregon fells to 0-6. 

Game 1: Broncos 6, No. 18 Western Oregon 2 

Torres gave his team the lift it needed, as he belted fastball from Wolves' starter Kevin Gamble over the left-center field wall that scored Erik Riedel (double) and Nick Tanos (walk). The Broncos later tacked on single runs in the third, fourth and sixth to comfortably place sophomore RHP Kevin Bosson in a good place for the remainder of the game. 

Bosson (1-1) gave the Broncos seven solid innings of work, scattering four hits and six strikeouts with just one walk and one hit batter. WOU hitters went 1-for-13 against Bosson with runners in scoring position. 

Torres, Richard McDowell and Marcus Makia each had two hits. McDowell had a double and Makia added an RBI-triple as CPP wrapped out four extra-base hits. 

Broncos junior RHP Casey Yokubaitis threw the final two innings and gave up three hits and two runs – both earned. 

WOU's Grant Glover and Kyle Boe each had two hits.

Game 2: Broncos 6, No. 18 Western Oregon 3 

Trailing 1-0 in the first, the Broncos answered right back with three runs of their own in the first. Tanos and Torres doubled consecutively and Stephen Gonzalez added an RBI-single as CPP struck early against Wolves starter Michael Cusick. 

Travis Taijeron added a solo shot over the right-field wall for his second HR of the season in the second and Tanos scored when Richard McDowell grounded into a double play in the third. 

After WOU scored two runs in the fourth to cut CPP's lead to 5-3, Taijeron scored on a first-and-third situation in the fourth. 

Broncos starter Geoff Broussard threw three innings, giving up two hits, three runs (two earned) and struck out two and walked two. Junior RHP reliever Scott Sibley (1-0) was sound in relief and earned the win.

He struck out three and allowed just one hit. 

Torres and Tyson Edwards each had two hits for CPP, as Tanos and Torres each doubled. 

Boe, Devon Bouvier and Brad Verstegen each singled for WOU.