SAVANNAH, Ga.  			— 			Michael  			Dugan (so. Ocean City, N.J./Ocean City) and the Kutztown  			University baseball team rallied to beat California (Pa.) 9-8 on Tuesday  			afternoon at the Savannah Invitational.
 			The  			Golden Bears (11-3) jumped out to a 4-1 advantage after the first  			inning, starting with an RBI single by  			Shayne  			Houck (fr. Boyertown/Boyertown).  			Jared Frey  			(so. Mohrsville/Schuylkill Valley) also knocked in a run  			with a single, and Dugan knocked two runs to complete the scoring in  			the first.
 			The Vulcans (4-2) came back with five  			runs in the fourth inning to take a 6-4 lead. 
 			KU rallied back in the fifth, plating  			five runs of its own for a 9-6 lead. 			James  			Quigley (so. Bensalem/Bensalem) had an RBI single and Dugan  			again came through with another two-run single.  			 			 			Dominick Fantanarosa (sr. Coatesville/Coatesville) and 			 			Brett  			Wigder (so. Trumbull, Conn./Trumbull) each followed with RBI  			singles of their own.
 			 			Trent  			Mertz (so. Kutztown/Kutztown) started the game, going four  			innings and collecting four strikeouts.  			 			Jordan  			Smith (so. New Milford/Blue Ridge) pitched three innings to  			earn the win, allowing one run, one hit and striking out three. 			 			Kevin  			Morganti (sr. Reading/Muhlenberg) pitched a hitless inning  			before handing it over to  			Jason Herr  			(so. Harrisburg/C.D. East), who got the save.
 			This win marked the third straight for  			KU in the Savannah Invitational and even the series with California.
 			 			Kutztown 9, California  			(Pa.) 8
 			Scores by inning                 			R  H E
California (Pa.) 100 500 101 –  8 10 0
Kutztown         400 050 00x -  9 12 4
 			K: Trent Mertz,  			Jordan Smith (5), Kevin Morganti (8), Jason Herr (9) and Dominic  			Fantanarosa, Matt Kulbacki (8)
C: Welsh, Schreiber (2), Plummer (5) and Herman
W: Jordan Smith (2-0), L: Schreiber, S: Herr  			(2)
Record: K, 11-3; C, 4-1
KU Highlights: Corey Buletza 2-for-5; Mike Kacelowicz 2 runs;  			Shayne Houck 2-for-3, RBI, 2 runs; Mike Dugan 2-for-4, 4 RBI; James  			Quigley 2 runs; Brett Wigder 2-for-3, RBI