HILLSBORO, Ore. - Powered by dominant pitching, the Portland State softball team extended their win streak to seven on Friday afternoon with 2-1 and 4-0 victories over Western Oregon at Gordon Faber Field 4.

The sweep secured the program's longest win streak since 2013 as the Vikings improved to 10-14 overall, maintaining a perfect 9-0 record at home. The Wolves fell to 13-10 on the season.

Both Grace Kimball and Allicitie Frost posted complete-game victories for Portland State, combining for 25 strikeouts in the circle. Kimball allowed just two hits in the opening game, striking out a career-high 12 batters. Frost also achieved a career-high strikeout count, fanning 13 while limiting WOU to just a single hit, an infield single.

Despite the low-scoring affair in game one, the Vikings quickly took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Logan Riggenbach knocked an RBI single up the middle, scoring Emily Johansen. Lorraine Alo added to that advantage in the bottom of the fourth by bringing home Maddie Thompson with a fielder's choice RBI. With two outs in the seventh inning, Western Oregon finally managed to score a run off Kimball, courtesy of a solo home run. However, it wasn't enough to shift the momentum as Kimball shut the door, notching her third complete-game win in seven days.

Offensively, PSU managed just three hits in game one and five in game two, but capitalized on 11 walks throughout the day. Six Vikings contributed to the hit total, with Alo and Thompson leading the way at two each. Notably, Thompson's base hit in both games extended her hitting streak to 12 consecutive games.

Drawing confidence from their pitchers, the Vikings displayed their most solid defensive showing of the season, recording 14 errorless innings.