For the better part of the last week, Maryland was the team that fell into an early deficit. The Terps had lost five games in a row, and had not held a lead in a game since March 13. On Wednesday, they flipped the script, jumping out to an early 1-0 lead and continuing to … Continue reading Maryland scores early and often, snaps losing streak with win over Elon

A change in scenery didn't change the struggles for the Maryland Terrapins, who dropped their fifth consecutive game on Tuesday, falling to North Carolina 13-1. The skid, which started with a heartbreaking loss to Delaware in which the Terps led 6-0, has since seen a handful of blowouts. Tuesday's game was the latest example. Since that … Continue reading DiLuia’s midweek woes continue as Terps drop fifth straight

Junior right-hander Hunter Parsons churned out a fourth straight great start—allowing one earned run in seven innings—but three defensive miscues and many more squandered offensive opportunities plagued the Terps for their fourth loss in six days. Although Maryland's opportunities outnumbered No. 18 East Carolina's for the majority of the game, the Pirates found ways to … Continue reading Parsons pitches well, but miscues hurt Maryland in loss to East Carolina

Maryland baseball got five leadoff hitters on base in its nine trips to the plate, but similar to struggles from the series opener, the Terps couldn't string together enough hits before No. 18 East Carolina garnered a sizable lead. The Pirates registered just five hits Friday night against right-hander Taylor Bloom, but exploded for 16 … Continue reading Maryland struggles again in 18-4 loss to East Carolina

Maryland baseball continued to compete in close games against quality teams on the road—receiving a good start from right-hander Taylor Bloom and recording double-digit hits—but the Terps weren't able to capitalize on their numerous offensive opportunities against No. 18 East Carolina. Although they doubled the Pirates in hits, The Terps hit 2-for-18 with runners on … Continue reading Maryland’s offense can’t capitalize against No. 18 East Carolina, drop series opener

It took a couple of rallies and several innings for Delaware to erase a 6-0 deficit. It took just one pitch for it to break a 6-6 tie. Despite several self-inflicted mistakes, including a disastrous third inning, the Blue Hens fought back with seven unanswered runs to top the Terps 7-6. The loss marked Maryland's third … Continue reading Delaware scores seven unanswered runs to top Maryland

After managing just one hit in Friday night’s loss, the Terrapin bats came alive Saturday, plating 12 runs on a season-high 16 hits en route to a 12-6 Maryland victory over Bryant at home. Nick Dunn tallied four hits and four RBIs, including a three-run double in the seventh, as the Terps (8-6) snapped their … Continue reading Dunn leads offensive charge as Terps power past Bryant, 12-6

After heating up in South Carolina last weekend, the Terrapin bats stayed cold for a second straight evening as Maryland fell to Bryant at home, 7-3. Justin Morris tallied the only Maryland hit, as the Terps fell for the fourth time in five home contests this season after posting a 20-3 record at Bob “Turtle” … Continue reading Bats go cold as Terps lose to Bryant at home, 7-3

Entering the game with just one hit in his last 29 at-bats, Marty Costes reached base in his first three trips to the plate against Delaware Thursday evening. But when he came up with bases loaded and the Terps trailing 6-1 in the seventh, the junior left fielder swung and missed at three straight pitches. … Continue reading Maryland falls to Delaware, 7-1, in first of four straight home games