WATCH: Highlights from Saturday's 6-4 finale win over Cal Baptist! @JennyBressler turns in a complete game for her 20th win of the season, while @lou1998_2, @darmendariz3 & @JayFedere combine to go 8-for-11 with 5 RBI and 4 runs scored! Ready for UNR next! #BEaREBEL pic.twitter.com/eYrRf5Vc7q

— UNLV Softball (@UNLVSoftball) April 27, 2019

LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) - The UNLV softball team closed out the weekend on a high note, completing the sweep over Cal Baptist Saturday with a 6-4 win over the Lancers at Eller Media Stadium. While the score was identical to the final of game two's comeback win for UNLV, Saturday's script read much different as the Rebels jumped out to a 2-0 lead and never trailed.

The victory moves UNLV to 31-13 overall and wraps up their non-conference regular season slate, which saw the Rebels go 22-5 outside the Mountain West. The Scarlet and Gray will finish out the final two weeks of the regular season with the Silver State Series showdown at UNR, May 3-5, before returning home May 9-11 to host New Mexico on senior weekend.

Freshman Jenny Bressler made her second start and picked up her third win of the series with a complete-game performance in the finale. For the weekend, the right-hander gave up just three earned runs in 16.1 innings pitched to go along with 15 strikeouts, reaching the 20-win plateau in just her first collegiate season.

THE TURNING POINT: UNLV took a 2-0 first-inning lead on a Denise Armendariz two-run single, but the Lancers tied it up at two in the very next frame. That changed in the bottom of the third when Justine Federe sent a bomb over the left field wall to help the Rebels regain the lead at 3-2. The next inning, with two on, junior Lauren Tycksen blasted a triple to left center to score both runners and make it 5-2, then Reina Bondi brought Tycksen home with her second sacrifice fly of the weekend for a 6-2 lead. Cal Baptist would get a run in the sixth and a run in the seventh, but Bressler got a line out with the bases loaded to seal the win in the seventh.

STAT OF THE GAME: Six was the magic number this weekend on offense as it has been all season. Rebels scored six runs in each of the three wins and have yet to lose in 2019 when they score six or more runs in a game.

CO-REBELS OF THE GAME: The trio of Armendariz, Federe and Tycksen were on fire Saturday as the three combined to go 8-for-11 at the plate, accounting for five RBIs and four runs scored. The three were also the top three hitters on the weekend.

UP NEXT: Rivalry weekend is up next as the Rebels head north for the Silver State Series with the Wolf Pack, May 3-5, in Reno next weekend. The Rebels took two of three in Las Vegas last spring.

REBEL NOTES: 
* The Rebels take all three games in the first-ever meeting between these two programs
* UNLV will enter the weekend at Reno on three-game winning streak and have yet to lose game one in a series during conference play
* UNLV needs just two wins to match last year's total of 33 with six regular season games still left to play, while head coach Kristie Fox needs two wins to reach 200 total in her head coaching career
* UNLV has scored six or more runs in 22 of 44 games and are 22-0 in those games 
* UNLV registered double-digit hits for the 24th time in 44 games 
* Saturday's win was just the Rebels sixth when getting out-hit by their opponent. They are 6-8 overall when out-hit
* With the three wins, Bressler is now 20-5 with a 1.99 ERA and 129 strikeouts. Her seven strikeouts Saturday were one shy of her single-game career high of eight, which she's accomplished twice this season
*Junior Lauren Tycksen was caught stealing Saturday for just the third time this year, but her 22-for-25 mark is still best on the team 
* Tycksen had another multi-hit day in the final, going 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored, extending her hitting streak to six games
* Myranda Bueno's five-game hitting streak came to an end Saturday with a 0-for-2 day, but Bueno drew a walk and scored a run
* Federe's home run was the 30th in 44 games for UNLV this year, 10 more than the Rebels hit in 53 games last season. It was also Federe's career-high sixth home run, doubling her previous single-season high of three
* Freshman Denise Armendariz started all three games at designated player and had the best series of her first collegiate season, going 5-for-9 (.556) with two doubles, three RBI and one run scored
* UNLV committed two errors over the weekend, bringing its season total to just 29 in 44 games    

* Rebels have outscored its opponents 232-113 in 2019