Prior to his final game as a Maryland Terrapin, senior Eddie Hacopian made it clear that his goal for today was to hit his 10th home run of the year. The perfect opportunity for the captain presented itself in the bottom of the seventh inning. Down by two with two runners on base, the captain … Continue reading Hacopian, Lambros, and Calarco all launch Senior Day homers in season finale 13-11 win vs Rutgers

A Rutgers base runner lingered on first with one out in the bottom of the top of the fourth inning in Friday’s contest between Maryland and the Scarlet Knights. The Terps’ defense had held steady, but that abruptly changed.  Rutgers junior JT Thompson sliced a ground ball to Maryland third baseman Brayden Martin. On the … Continue reading Maryland officially eliminated from postseason contention with 9-4 loss to Rutgers

Coming into Thursday’s matchup against Rutgers, Maryland was red-hot in the month of May. After sweeping Minnesota — while scoring at least eight runs in each contest — the Dirty Terps were in need of a similar output this weekend to stay alive in Big Ten tournament contention. Instead, Maryland played from behind for a … Continue reading Maryland’s postseason hopes dwindle in 6-4 loss against Rutgers

The Terps’ offense fired on all cylinders in Sunday’s series finale against Minnesota. With their bats being hot and Omar Melendez only allowing one run over the first five innings, it seemed as if Maryland would coast to its first series sweep of the year. However, Minnesota didn’t go down easily. With a six-run sixth … Continue reading Maryland hangs on for season’s first series sweep in 11-10 win over Minnesota

In what seemed to be a back-and-forth game early, Maryland outdueled Minnesota in the final few innings to secure its second series win of the season. As Joey McMannis struggled early in his start, quick responses on offense kept the Terps in the game. After Maryland gained a lead in the later half of the … Continue reading Maryland clinches series win with 8-5 victory over Minnesota

Paul Jones II had a large group of family and friends in the stands as he played in front of his hometown for the first time as a UMD student. He came up in a big spot in the top of the sixth inning and delivered. With two on and two out, Jones smashed one … Continue reading Homecoming blast for Paul Jones II leads Maryland to 8-2 win over Minnesota

Heading into a rainy Sunday afternoon, the Dirty Terps looked to pick up their first series sweep of the season. Despite an early lead, sloppy defense in the early innings and struggles to produce with runners in scoring position doomed Maryland’s chances of a sweep. A glimpse of hope shone for Maryland in the seventh … Continue reading Maryland rues missed opportunities in 8-4 series finale loss against Penn State

Trailing 9-8 and down to the final out in the top of the ninth, Eddie Hacopian walked up to the plate to face new Penn State pitcher Ben DeMell. The Dirty Terps’ captain reminded everyone why he earned Maryland’s number three, hammering an RBI single to bring home Parker Corbin and tie up the game. … Continue reading Brayden Martin delivers in extras, Terps win first series of 2025

Brothers Eddie and Chris Hacopian have often batted in succession for Maryland since the start of last season. But for the first time in their collegiate careers, the two brothers from Potomac, Maryland, launched back-to-back home runs for their hometown team on Friday night. That brotherly love was a highlight for the Terps in what … Continue reading Back-to-back Hacopian homers highlight Maryland’s 7-4 win over Penn State

It was early trouble that doomed the Terps on Tuesday night. Georgetown brought in seven runs in the first three innings to run Maryland starter Brayden Ryan out of the game early. For the Hoyas, it was Kavi Caster homering twice and Connor Price’s three-run homer in the first that gave Georgetown the offense it … Continue reading Terps fall 11-8 to Georgetown as bats go silent in key situations