The Associated Press | June 2, 2014 Schultz' two-hitter keeps Oregon St. alive Share CORVALLIS, Ore. -- Scott Schultz threw a two-hit shutout as No. 1 national seed Oregon State defeated UC Irvine 4-0 on Sunday night to set up a deciding game at the NCAA Corvallis Regional on Monday. Schultz (7-2) continued a string of dominant pitching for the Beavers' starters, who have surrendered just two runs and 10 hits with 28 strikeouts in their three tournament victories. Schultz finished with four strikeouts. Oregon State (45-13) went up early when Michael Conforto's double scored Jeff Hendrix in the first. Gabe Clark's added a two-run double and the Beavers led 4-0 after three innings. UC Irvine's (37-23) only scoring threat came in the third when Chris Rabago was thrown out at the plate by Conforto after a single by Jerry McClanahan. Evan Brock (8-6) gave up four runs and nine hits with four strikeouts in the loss. Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE Meet the 2022 NCAA Wrestling All-Americans Under the bright lights of Little Caesars Arena, 80 athletes fought their way on to the podium at the 2022 NCAA wrestling championships. Meet this year's All-Americans. READ MORE These are the top-ranked NCAA heavyweight wrestling contenders, right now Gable Steveson is one of the best heavyweight wrestlers in NCAA wrestling history. With the national tournament just weeks away, we talked to some of his competitors to learn more about the depth of the weight and what makes this year's class so special. READ MORE