NASHVILLE,TENN.-- Belmont won both ends of Saturday's twinbill. Winning game one by a final of 4-1 and battling back for a 9-7 game two victory.

In Game one, Bruins starter Nate Woods (5-5) scattered six hits, walked just one batter, struck out four and allowed only Cam Nelson's second-inning homer in six and 1/3 innings to earn the victory. Jon Ivie tossed a scoreless ninth inning to record his ninth save.

Camel starter Jeff Rydman (3-3) matched his career high with 8 strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings, but surrendered four runs off 9 hits, while walking four.

Nelson finished 2-for-4 in the opener, while Chris Bangi and Alan Denman also had a pair of hits for Campbell (26-24, 6-16 A-Sun). Bangi extended his string to 47-straight games this year in which he has reached base via a hit, walk or hit by pitch.

Mark Noth paced Belmont (24-24, 10-11) at the plate, going 3-for-4 with RBI singles in the 2nd and 8th frames.

In Game two, Campbell starter Logan Davis surrendered four runs on seven hits over 6 2/3 innings, while striking out five. However, a ninth inning walk-off grand slam by junior first baseman Nate Woods completed Belmont's (25-24, 11-11) come from behind effort.

Campbell's Josh Holskey finished 2-for-4 at the plate including his sixth home run of the season, while Bryce Grady had the biggest hit of his young career with a pinch hit three run homer in the eighth, which put the Camels (26-25, 6-17 A-Sun) ahead by two runs headed into the final frame.

The only hit of the doubleheader for Belmont's Woods was the ninth inning game ender. He finished 1-for-5 with five RBI in game two.

The final game of the series is scheduled to begin at noon tomorrow. All action can be heard live on GoCamels.com with the "Voice of the Fighting Camels" Robert Harper on the call.