Cristofer Cespedes struck out all nine batters in Penn State’s lineup as the right-hander recorded a career-high 12 strikeouts for Maryland on Friday in College Park. Cespedes’ 12 strikeouts in the Dirty Terps’ (26-29, 8-21 B1G) 12-2 win against the Nittany Lions (16-34, 9-20 B1G) in Game 2 of the series was the most by … Continue reading Maryland beats Penn State 12-2 in seven innings as Cristofer Cespedes records 12 strikeouts

Three errors which led to two runs scored for Rutgers (23-26, 10-15 BIG) and six runners left on base for Maryland (23-27, 6-19 BIG) caused the Dirty Terps to lose game one of the series against the Scarlet Knights on Friday. Maryland’s 5-4 loss against the Scarlet Knights makes it the sixth straight conference loss … Continue reading Errors and Runners Left on Base Plague Maryland in Opening Game Series Loss Against Rutgers

Jordan Crosland, Brayden Martin and Ryan Costello all crossed home plate in the first inning, giving Maryland an early 3-0 lead. The Dirty Terps believed they would walk away with a victory for Game 2 against Michigan State, but disaster followed.  Four errors, eight unanswered runs, and nine players left on base caused Maryland (21-22, … Continue reading Eight unanswered runs lead to Maryland’s Game 2 loss in East Lansing

Logan Hastings struck out four batters and gave up six hits during the five innings he pitched on Saturday, but it wasn’t enough as Maryland (18-21, 4-13 B1G) dropped Game 2, 5-2, against Iowa (21-15, 6-10 B1G) on Saturday. The Dirty Terps lost a slug fest against the Hawkeyes in Iowa City. They put seven … Continue reading Maryland offense falls flat in Game 2 loss to Iowa

Maryland (16-19, 3-11 BIG) didn’t hit its first home run of the game until Devin Russell homered to left center field to seal the win for the Dirty Terps in the bottom of the seventh, but eight doubles and 14 RBIs led Maryland to victory. The Dirty Terps beat Indiana (14-20, 6-11 BIG), 14-4 in … Continue reading Eight doubles and 14 RBIs give Maryland a run-rule victory over Indiana

Trailing by two in the bottom of the second, Rylen Stockton got set in the batter's box. The Terps' catcher delivered, launching a long solo home run into the golden hour sky at "The Bob," cutting the Hoosiers' lead in half. Unfortunately for UMD, that's the closest the Terps came in a frustrating series opener. … Continue reading Maryland gives up five home runs in loss to Indiana