In the final game against the No. 10 ranked California State University, East Bay Pioneers, San Francisco State University softball team called up freshman pitcher Tori Hernandez to take the mound. The day before, Hernandez pitched 1.1 innings and allowed two runs and five hits.  On Saturday she turned the page, finding her rhythm in the series closer. Going six full innings without a Pioneer run, SFSU’s defense turned the tides in their favor in Hayward. “I felt confident going into this game, hitting my spots, I knew my defense had my back behind me, so just a confident game,” Hernandez said. “I never have any doubt and it feels really good.”  The Gators split the final two games versus their cross-bay opponents to reach a 10-16 conference record and seventh in their competitive conference. The hosting Pioneers stay in second at 19-9, five games behind California State University, San Marcos Cougars. The Gators felt confident that they would be in a better position playing the Pio...