Missouri Athletics | May 6, 2015 No. 11 Missouri shuts out Mississippi State to open SEC Tournament Missouri's Tori Finucane tossed a one-hit shutout to earn her 19th win of the season. Share BATON ROUGE, LA. -- Three home runs provided the offense, and Tori Finucane pitched perhaps her finest outing of the season as No. 11 Missouri (39-13) opened the postseason with a resounding 9-0 shutout win in six innings against Mississippi State (35-19) in the first game of the 2015 SEC Tournament. Finucane allowed just one hit in 6.0 innings to improve to 19-8 on the season, and she got plenty of help from her teammates as Corrin Genovese, Kelsea Roth and Kirsten Mack all homered to fuel a nine-hit Tigers attack. Genovese opened scoring in the bottom of the second as she turned on a 2-1 pitch for a homer to left field, her fourth round-tripper of the season (15th career), which made it 1-0. After a bases-loaded walk to Natalie Fleming made it 2-0 Tigers in the fourth, Roth dealt the death blow in the fifth,when she stung a towering fly ball that cleared the left field wall with the bases loaded for her 12th home run of the season (second grand slam in 2015). It was her 43rd-career round-tripper, moving her to within four of the Mizzou career home run record of 47 set by Jen Bruck (2005-08). Mack put the game on ice with a three-run shot down the left field line in the bottom of the sixth that made it 9-0 and ended the game as the run-rule was invoked. The home run was Mack's 14th of the season and pushed her into a tie for the team lead. Finucane threw only 79 pitches and struck out two Bulldogs while walking two for her third shutout of the season. 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 2022 NCAA wrestling championship predictions: Top title contenders at each weight class Let's break down the bracket by weight class, assessing the most likely title contenders and a few sleepers who could cause disruption over the course of three days in Detroit: READ MORE College wrestling rankings: Top-5 hold steady as postseason nears The latest NWCA dual rankings changed offer some insight into which teams have the most momentum leading into the conference and national tournaments. READ MORE