After taking the lead in the first, Maryland, looking for more, loaded the bases against Richmond. Suddenly, it looked like the Terps may have ruined a perfect scoring opportunity after the Spiders’ Aidan O’Keefe showed his athleticism at third, catching a lineout and diving onto the bag for a double-play. But Paul Jones II wasn’t … Continue reading Terps bounce back, cruise to run-rule win over Richmond

After six straight losses, including one by one run Friday night, Maryland baseball upset the No. 12 USC Trojans 6-4 on Saturday. Coming into Sunday, the Terps looked to get their first ranked series win since 2021.  But Maryland (12-15, 2-7 B1G) couldn’t complete the series upset, taking a 14-4 loss to No. 12 USC … Continue reading Errors, pitching can’t stop USC offense as Maryland drops series in 14-4 loss

Deadlocked in the bottom of the seventh, Jackson Sirois stepped up to the plate for the Dirty Terps. Maryland’s third baseman delivered his signature moment as a Terp, launching his first home run in a Maryland uniform to give his team the lead. Two batters later, Brayden Martin clubbed his own home run to give … Continue reading Kaunas, Sirois and Martin all homer to snap Maryland’s six-game slide

Early into the game, it seemed like Maryland had no business winning, but in the late innings, it found the opportunity of a comeback within reach. After freshman shortstop Ty Kaunas walked to start the eighth inning, up to bat came redshirt freshman Ryan Costello. In a 1-2 count, Costello would blast a longball over … Continue reading Terps’ late-game comeback falls short, No. 12 USC holds on in series opener

Tied in the top of the sixth, Brayden Martin stepped into the box with runners on the corners. He seemed to hit into a routine ground ball double play, but likely 2026 first round pick Eric Becker fumbled with the ball and let former Virginia Cavalier Jackson Sirois score from third to give the Terps … Continue reading Maryland loses momentum late, #9 Virginia wins in eight innings

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

Trailing by four with a runner in scoring position in the top of the fourth, Devin Russell stepped up to the box for the Dirty Terps. Russell, starting at catcher and hitting ninth in the order, delivered, smacking a double to left center field to score Nate Hawton-Henley and bring his team within three. After … Continue reading Terps go down early, can’t mount comeback against UCLA

Trailing by five in the top of the sixth, it looked like the Dirty Terps might finally seize some momentum. Paul Jones II and David Mendez reached on back-to-back infield singles, setting up an RBI single for Ty Kaunas right after them. But with two outs, Bud Coombs grounded into a fielder’s choice to snuff … Continue reading Terps struggle on offense, suffer run-rule loss in Game 1 vs top-ranked UCLA

After Maryland dropped their Big Ten opening series to Purdue, Tuesday's midweek against Richmond served as a chance to regain some much needed momentum heading into their weekend battle at #1 UCLA. When Devin Russell sent a moonshot over the left field wall in the sixth, it looked like Maryland had found its big swing … Continue reading Terps can’t hold brief lead, fall at Richmond 7-5

Maryland baseball entered Sunday’s series finale looking to salvage the rubber match of the three-game set against the Purdue Boilermakers and pick up their first conference win of the year. The Terps entered the bottom of the eighth down one after the Boilermakers broke the tie in the top of the frame. Things didn’t look … Continue reading Maryland Escapes Sweep with 10–9 Comeback Win Over Purdue