Maryland battled off Rutgers in a 4-3 nailbiter win, improving to 19-11 on the season. Nick Dean looked wonderful for Maryland to start the afternoon. He retired the first six batters he faced, including two strikeouts in the top of the first. The Terps bats didn’t provide much help, recording zero hits and reaching base … Continue reading Maryland’s three-run fifth inning helps them take game two from Rutgers

Maryland wins its first home conference game of the season thanks to a pair of home runs from Matt Shaw and Nick Lorusso. Rutgers jumped on Jason Savacool out of the gate. Back-to-back singles by Ryan Lasko and Trevor Cohen put runners on first and third with no outs in the top half of the … Continue reading Lorusso continues hot streak with big game in home win

After a hot start against William and Mary, the Terps took a tough loss to the Tribe at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium on Tuesday by a final score of 13-3. Maryland started the game off strong, taking a 1-0 lead over the Tribe after Matt Woods drove in a run with on a single first … Continue reading Maryland falls to William & Mary after scoreless final seven innings

Maryland jumped out to a 6-1 lead in the series finale against #25 Iowa on Sunday, but were unable to overcome a nightmarish fifth inning where they allowed nine runs. The Terps were unable to complete the sweep in Iowa City, falling to the Hawkeyes at Duane Banks Field by a final score of 12-8. … Continue reading Maryland fails to complete the sweep in Iowa City, falling 12-8 in the series finale

In a tie game in the top of the eighth with the bases loaded and one out, Maryland had the right man for the job at the plate: yesterday’s hero, Matt Shaw. Although there would be no 507-foot grand slam on Saturday, Shaw came through again, punching a ground ball that just barely got through … Continue reading Maryland clinches a series win in Iowa City with a 7-4 victory

Down three runs with the bases loaded and two outs, Maryland was at risk of squandering its best chance to get back into the game after trailing all afternoon. Behind in the count 0-2, Matt Shaw received a 94 mph fastball and sent it well over the left field wall for a grand slam. Shaw … Continue reading Maryland rallies to knock off Iowa in Big Ten opener behind Matt Shaw’s monster day at the plate

The Terps' bats were hot against Georgetown as they scored in each of the first five innings. The offense showed off the power and put up 10 runs including two doubles, a triple, and a home run. The plate discipline was also on display as they drew 10 walks. Maryland was able to pick up … Continue reading Maryland’s offense continues its hot streak with a 10-7 win against Georgetown

Ahead in the count 1-2, Kyle McCoy delivered a sweeping back foot slider that Andrew Sundean swung through for the first out of the seventh inning. It was a perfectly executed pitch, which was a common theme for McCoy on Sunday in a dominant outing that helped Maryland secure the series win over UCF with … Continue reading Maryland survives a ninth-inning scare, hangs on to win the series in Orlando behind a gem from Kyle McCoy

Matt Shaw held the follow-through on his swing and nonchalantly trotted out of the batter’s box, admiring the moonshot he had just launched over everything in left field. It was a two-run home run that blew the game open, giving Maryland an eight-run lead en route to a 16-6 win over UCF in the second … Continue reading Maryland bats erupt to even the series with UCF

With the bases loaded and two outs, a routine fly ball off the bat of Matt Woods fell into the glove of UCF center fielder John Rhys Plumlee. It ended the top of the seventh inning and squandered the best opportunity Maryland had for a late rally. The Terps fell in the series opener at … Continue reading Maryland Drops Game One to UCF in Orlando