Azusa, Calif. -- The Cougars clinched its first four-game series sweep of the season with a walk-off single by Jenna Gorman.

GAME 1: Azusa Pacific 10, Holy Names 2

Kat Ung earned her ninth win in the circle, where she held the Hawks to two runs in her five-inning effort.

Azusa Pacific's offense was led by seniors Illiana and Jenna Gorman who both hit 1.000 at the plate.

The Cougars gained an early 3-0 lead over the Hawks. The scoring campaign began when Illiana Jimenez scored off of Jenna Gormans single to left center. Once the Cougars got on the board, they loaded the bases and walked in twice.

Holy Names scored twice in the top of the second when they capitalized on a Cougar error to make the score 3-2.

Azusa Pacific answered back by loading the bases, then scoring twice in the third inning. One run scored when Illiana Jimenez got hit by a pitch and the other scored off of a walk.

The score remained the same until the bottom of the fifth when the Cougars doubled the score and crossed the plate five times. Broussard got the scoring started when she singled down the left field line to score Anneliese Davis and Emily Moran. Erinn Jaramillo took to the plate with bases loaded and singled to left field to score Illiana Jimenez. Racqual Espinoza hit what looked like a home run but fell short of the fence, able to score Broussard and Jewett. Espinoza's two RBI gave the Cougars enough runs to end the game in the fifth due to the eigh-after-five mercy rule.

GAME 2: Azusa Pacific 3, Holy Names 2

Megan Mejia held the Cougars in the game for six innings, then Espinoza entered to close the game in its final inning and claimed the win.

Azusa Pacific scored its first run of the game off out a double steal when Broussard got caught in a pickle allowing Illiana Jimenez the opportunity to steal home.

Espinoza hit her first home run as a Cougar in the second inning to give the Cougars a 2-0 lead over the Hawks.

Holy Names scored off a groundout in the third inning to cut the deficit in half 2-1.

The next three innings were scoreless, up until the top of the seventh when the Hawks tied the game with a single.

Jenna Gorman stepped up to the plate for the Cougars with bases loaded and hit a walkoff single to left field to clinch the four-game series sweep over Holy Names.