The Bluejays scored five runs in the top of the eighth inning to come back and earn a 12-7 win over Butler. The Bulldogs had a late 7-6 advantage after scoring all seven of their runs in the fourth, but CU batted around in the eighth to grab the victory.
 
Jack Bello belted a solo home run to ignite the Bulldog offense. The shot to right seemed to rattle Creighton starter Dominic Cancellieri and BU would take advantage of their new opportunity.
 
Connor Sackett and David Ayers quickly added RBI singles to the scoreboard and Ryan Drumm would then double down the leftfield line to score a pair. The two-out rally continued with Logan Crock hitting a double to right and the scoring came to a close after a Jack Moroknek single back up the middle of the diamond.
 
Bello had a three-hit game as the designated hitter on Friday. He was one of six Bulldogs with an RBI in the setback. Moroknek had two hits on the day and Drumm led the team with his two RBIs.
 
Andrew Hendrickx got the start for Butler but was replaced on the mound after just four outs. Tre Benjamin did the heavy lifting on Friday, tossing 3.2 innings. Simon Linde and Tate Foxson were also impressive in their outings. Linde struck out two and Foxson sat down three.
 
The loss went to Nate Rosser who moved to 2-3 on the mound. BU also got three strikeouts from Brett Sherrard who threw the ninth.
 
Creighton's starter went 3.2 innings before leaving the contest. He struck out five and walked one. Only one of the seven runs against him were earned. Jimmy Burke was used in relief and the win went to Matthew Aukerman.
 
Creighton had four players with multiple RBIs in the victory. Connor Capece led all players with three. Capece only had one hit. His single back up the middle scored two. He also grounded out early in the game to make the game 3-0.
 
Tate Gillen led off and went 3-for-4 for the Bluejays. He scored three runs and walked twice. Nolan Sailors was also an impact player with two hits, two RBIs and two runs scored.
 
Creighton improved to 29-13 with the win while BU moved to 14-31. These two teams will return to the field tomorrow at 2 p.m.