Binghamton scored five runs apiece in both the second and fourth innings to run-rule Siena Baseball 11-1 in seven in the Southern Tier.
 
Binghamton (14-13, 6-3) managed just six hits, but worked seven walks and took advantage of three errors spanning their six innings at bat.  
 
The Bearcats lone hit of the tone-setting second inning was a two-run single by Tommy Popoff to cap the scoring, while Andrew Heppner finished the decisive fourth with a three-run home run.  
 
Aidan Paradine accounted for the lone Siena (9-19, 5-10) run with a solo homer in the fourth. The Saints registered just three hits in the contest.
 
Ryan Taffe finished things off with two solid hitless and scoreless innings of relief for Siena, walking one while striking out a pair.
 
The Saints return to action when they open a three-game MAAC weekend series against Manhattan Friday at 3 p.m. in Pomona.