INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Marian (Ind.) University took advantage of three Indiana Wesleyan University errors today to sweep a baseball doubleheader 9-3 and 6-2 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The three errors led to 10 unearned runs on Tuesday as Wildcat pitchers surrendered just five earned runs in the two losses. The unearned runs also led to a big inning for Marian in each game to blow the games wide open.

In game one the big Marian inning came in the fifth with Indiana Wesleyan leading 3-1. Marian scored eight runs in the inning to suddenly lead 9-3.

The big inning chased Wildcat starting pitcher Shane Bryant with two outs. He took the loss allowing nine runs -- three earned -- on 13 hits in 4.2 innings. Bryant walked one and struck out five.

Indiana Wesleyan totaled 11 hits in the game but left seven stranded. Catcher Alex Ridlen collected three of the hits and had three RBI. Second baseman Jacob Murphy added a 2-for-4 performance with two RBI while centerfielder CJ Sandmann was 2-for-4.

Marian once again used one big inning to distance themselves from Indiana Wesleyan in game two. This time it came in the third inning when Marian put up a five spot on the scoreboard for a 5-0 lead. IWU scored one run in the fourth but Marian regained a five run lead with a single run in the fifth before Indiana Wesleyan scored the game's final run in the sixth for the 6-2 score.

First baseman Peter Engle contributed a 2-for-2 game at the plate while catcher Javier Aponte and rightfielder Craig Dollens each delivered doubles. Engle and Aponte each contributed one RBI while Ridlen and Dollens each scored one run.

Ryne Brown was the tough luck loser for the Wildcats. He allowed six runs -- two earned -- over five innings. He gave up seven hits and two walks while striking out three. Christ Tyler pitched the final inning for IWU and allowed one hit while striking out two.

Indiana Wesleyan returns home to Wildcat Field for their next games at 4 p.m. on Thursday, March 29 against Goshen (Ind.) College.