Freshman right-hander made his return to the starting rotation against the Mountaineers on Tuesday. Morlang ultimately struggled to find the zone early and the Dirty Terps never picked up momentum in Morgantown. Maryland (10-6) stumbled to a 10-3 blowout at the hands of West Virginia (11-3) at Kendrick Family Ballpark on Tuesday. Maryland trailed 2-0 … Continue reading Terps Struggle in Morgantown, Fall 10-3 to West Virginia

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

Last night, Maryland didn’t record its first and only two runs until the top of the ninth inning. On Saturday, the Dirty Terps took a two-run lead in the top of the first inning and never looked back in Game 2 against Troy. Maryland (9-5) overpowered Troy (6-8) at Riddle-Pace Field on Saturday, earning a … Continue reading Maryland gets revenge in Game 2 against Troy

While it seemed through the first two innings that sophomore right-handed pitcher Lance Williams was off to his best start of his young Maryland career, things took a turn in the third.  As Williams stood on the mound one strikeout away from his single game career-high, he faced senior center fielder Aaron Piasecki. After a … Continue reading Missed Opportunities Cost Maryland in 5–2 Loss to Troy

Stuck in the midst of a team-wide offensive slump, Ryan Costello looked to give the Terps back some of their early inning magic and stepped up to the plate to lead off the top of the seventh inning. Maryland’s first baseman stared down Delaware pitcher Nick Bilotto and clobbered his team-leading seventh home run of … Continue reading Terps pull away late, rely on pitching in win over Blue Hens

Twelve Maryland players reached home plate during Saturday’s 17-point blowout win against Wagner at Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium in College Park. Maryland (6-4) won game two against Wagner (1-7) with a final score of 21-4, marking the Dirty Terps’s biggest blowout win of the 2026 season and being their highest-scoring game of the season so … Continue reading Maryland Brings the Bats Out in 21-4 Blowout Win Against Wagner

Maryland held a one-run lead headed into the ninth inning, but for the second game straight, the opponent put pressure on the Terps in the top of the ninth and forced Maryland to respond.  With bases loaded, Jordan Crosland sent the ball to short. Wagner turned the first out at second and gunned it to … Continue reading Maryland’s offense powers second straight walkoff win

After a tough weekend in Louisiana that featured a blown three-run lead in the ninth and a 15th inning walkoff, it appeared that Maryland baseball was at the gates of heartbreak yet again. Despite entering the ninth inning with a five-run lead, the Terps found themselves once again trailing after giving up their second grand … Continue reading Paul Jones II powers Terps to wild midweek walkoff over Blue Hens

In their longest game since 1995, the Dirty Terps ultimately came up just short. Tied 5-5 in the bottom of the 15th, freshman Blaze Rodriguez poked a single through Maryland's defense with Steven Spalitta standing on second base. Spalitta motored home, walking off a crushing loss for the Terps that took over five hours to … Continue reading Terps fall in 15 inning marathon, get swept in Louisiana