POMONA, Calif. – After scoring double-digit runs the game before, offense was hard to come by for the Cal Poly Pomona baseball team who fell in the series finale to Point Loma 6-2 on a cold Monday night at Scolinos Field.

The Broncos (3-5) drop the three game series against the Sea Lions (4-3) after leaving 11 runners stranded on the base.

CPP opened the scoring in the third inning after Chris Stratton launched a ball into right field for an RBI triple, bringing in Sean Grebeck for the run.

Stratton finished the game with a team high three hits along with a stolen base and a run.

The lead was short lived for the Broncos as Point Loma tallied two runs in the top of the fourth inning, started by a solo home run by Mike Gordner.

Point Loma added to their lead in the fourth inning scoring four runs, capped off by a bases clearing three-run double by Tyler Flores.

Henry Omana started on the mound for the Broncos, finishing with a line of four innings, three hits, two earned runs with six strikeouts. In relief was Wyatt Shackleford who allowed two hits in four 2/3 innings with four strikeouts.

The Broncos got one run back in the fifth inning after a sacrifice fly by Bryce Graddy brought in Stratton.

CPP finished with seven hits and one error while the Sea Lions tallied six hits in the contest.

With weather permitting, the Broncos will host three games in three games starting on Friday evening as they welcome in Cal State Monterey Bay for a non-conference series.