Through nine innings, Sunday’s series finale between Maryland baseball had a two run lead over the Michigan Wolverines. With Maryland’s hopes for a Big Ten tournament berth continuing to slip, a win was desperately needed for the Terps, so they were thrilled after Evan Haeger came to the box for Michigan’s final out. Haeger and … Continue reading Maryland suffers chaotic 8-7 loss against Michigan, takes third conference series sweep of season

Maryland was still getting a feel for the Georgetown Hoyas after two innings of their Tuesday midweek matchup. Both offenses were looking for an opening entering the third inning, and the Dirty Terps would find it in dramatic fashion. After loading the bases, Maryland (22-23) went on a tear. Bud Coombs, David Mendez, Paul Jones … Continue reading Maryland rides third inning offensive burst to 11-2 win over Georgetown

Heading into the seventh inning of action in the series finale between Iowa and Maryland, neither team was able to establish a true edge. Both teams had a few offensive opportunities that they couldn’t fully capitalize on, with Maryland clinging to a 5-4 lead. This would all change in minutes. Five separate Terps would tally … Continue reading Maryland’s offense dominates in seventh inning, secures run-rule win in series finale at Iowa

Nate Hawton-Henley entered the batter’s box in a crucial moment of Maryland baseball’s contest against the Navy Midshipmen. The game was tied at one run, but the bases were loaded, giving him the opportunity to blow the game wide open. He did just that. Hawton-Henley launched a ball deep to left field, logging his first … Continue reading Offensive dominance propels Terps to 15-2 run-rule win against Navy

Down 7-2 against No. 1 UCLA after five innings, the Terps needed to play perfectly in the sixth to avoid being swept by the Bruins. Instead, two beanballs and two walks across the half inning helped UCLA score four more runs on just one hit.  The Bruins’ offense continued to dominate until the Terps were … Continue reading Terps’ continued offensive struggles lead to second run-rule loss in weekend series versus UCLA

Despite some fierce offensive showings throughout the series against the Troy Trojans, the Terps found themselves down 4-3 in the ninth inning of the rubber match. The Terps needed to convert in this crucial moment. As he has done throughout the season thus far, Ryan Costello came through. The freshman outfielder blasted a two-run homer, … Continue reading Costello’s Go-Ahead Home Run in the Ninth Propels Terps to Series Victory

After a relatively quiet start for the Dirty Terps offense against the Georgetown Hoyas, a double from promising freshman Ty Kaunas drove in two runs. What felt like a shakeup became an earthquake when Ryan Costello blasted a two-run homer off Georgetown’s Marshall Whitmer. All of a sudden, the Dirty Terps had a four-run lead. … Continue reading Maryland’s offense puts on show in 16-3 rout of Georgetown