BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - The biggest crowd in CSUB softball history welcomed the most successful program in NCAA Division I softball history to the Roadrunner Softball Complex Sunday afternoon, but fifth-ranked UCLA spoiled the party by sweeping a doubleheader, 8-0 and 7-0.

The crowd of 955 saw several Roadrunner individual highlights, including senior third baseman Kelli Bailey (Rodeo/John Swett HS) extending her hitting streak to a career best 13 games with hits in both ends of the doubleheader. Senior pitcher Shawna Truan (McArthur/Fall River HS) also got 'Runners fans buzzing by tossing 4 1/3 innings of no-hit ball to start the second game.

But UCLA had a little too much of everything Sunday afternoon. The Bruins (19-4 overall) got tremendous pitching performances from Donna Kerr and Aleah Macon, who combined to allow just six hits while becoming the first pitchers to shut out CSUB in a doubleheader since Lizzy Prescott and Tracy Motzny did it for Humboldt State on Apr. 13, 2007.

On offense, powered its way to 15 runs with the help of eight extra base hits. Home runs by Monica Harrison in the first game and Andrea Harrison and Julie Burney in the nightcap did much of the damage.

CSUB managed four hits in 22 at bats against Kerr in the opener, with senior shortstop Heather Veitch (Simi Valley/Royal HS) going 2-for-3. Those were actually solid numbers against Kerr, who entered the day allowing opponents just a .119 batting average.