CHARLESTON, S.C. --  First-year Carson Swank produced his first collegiate multi-hit game for the Bulldogs in a 10-3 loss at The Citadel on Saturday.

The Citadel used early offense, including a six-run third inning, to earn its fifth straight win to start the season, while the Bulldogs fell to 0-2. 

The Bulldogs put a run on the board in the fourth with a little help.  Swank got the Yale bats going in the fourth with a leadoff single.  With one out and Swank still at first, Jake Gehri grounded into a fielder's choice.  

Teddy Hague followed with a two-out walk.  Both Hague and Gehri advanced one base on a passed ball, and later in the inning, both moved up on a balk to score Yale's first run.  

Pierce Blohowiak, the next hitter, was hit by a pitch.  With runners on the corners, Blohowiak induced a run-down that allowed Hague to score from third before he was tagged out between first and second. 

Swank ignited another rally with a leadoff single in the sixth to produce a run for the Bulldogs.  With one out, Swank stole second.  With two out, Swank stole third and scored on a throwing error. 

First-year AJ Gaich also had a hit and a stolen base for Yale after his two-RBI day yesterday.  First-year Mike Walsh started and took the loss for the Bulldogs, who look to bounce back tomorrow in the final game of the series.  First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.