Through their first eight midweek games of the 2017 season, the Maryland Terrapins struggled to find a consistent starter and had to piece together spectacular comebacks to steal wins. Things were different on Wednesday evening, as the Terps got a strong start from junior Ryan Hill and were able to hold the William & Mary Tribe … Continue reading Hill, Jancarski lead Terps to midweek win over William & Mary

With the bases loaded and one out in the fifth inning, right fielder Marty Costes had the opportunity to hit for the cycle, needing just a home run off Penn State’s right-hander Nick Distasio. Instead of going deep, the sophomore lined a ball underneath the glove of a diving center fielder to record a 2-RBI … Continue reading Terps record season-high 19 hits in win over Penn State

Less than 24 hours after Maryland salvaged a mainly stagnant offensive performance to steal the series opener, the Terrapin bats came alive early Saturday afternoon. After a three-hit game last night, Maryland scored four runs on four hits in the first inning, helping beat the Nittany Lions 8-3 to clinch the series victory. Center fielder … Continue reading Maryland attacks early to clinch series victory against Penn State

Although 223 pitches were thrown between Maryland and Penn State Friday night, the last two were the decisive moments at Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium. In a game where scoring opportunities were scarce and the two teams combined for no hits with runners on base, three solo homers accounted for the three runs in the Terrapin’s 2-1 … Continue reading Terps steal victory against Penn State with walk-off homer

For the eighth straight midweek game this season, Maryland's starter failed to complete three innings, as the Terrapins fell Wednesday at George Mason, 8-5. Entering the matchup with the Patriots, Maryland's midweek starters had collectively posted an 18.18 ERA in seven starts this season. Wednesday was no different, as Hunter Parsons lasted just 1.1 innings, surrendering … Continue reading Early pitching struggles doom Terps in loss to George Mason

Madison Nickens stood in the box with the bases loaded and the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning against West Virginia Tuesday evening at Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium. The Terrapins had just evened the score at five with a safety squeeze by third baseman AJ Lee, erasing an early 4-0 deficit. Nickens … Continue reading Five-run seventh inning propels Maryland past West Virginia

Marty Costes went 0-for-5 Saturday, snapping a 13-game hitting streak. Sunday, he was back on track. The sophomore went 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI, but it wasn't enough as Nebraska first baseman Ben Miller went 4-for-5 to lead his team to a series-deciding 8-4 victory Sunday afternoon at Haymarket Park in Lincoln, … Continue reading Marty Costes’ big day at the plate can’t carry Maryland to a series win

Associate Head Coach Rob Vaughn said he wanted his team to "come out and score six in the first" Saturday, after a tough offensive night on Friday. The Terps didn't score a half-dozen runs in the opening inning,  but they did put up runs early and often. Maryland pounded 12 hits, including a big RBI single in … Continue reading Lee homers and doubles as Terps offense returns to form in 8-5 win

Last year at this time, Jake Hohensee was recovering from Tommy John surgery. He missed all of the 2016 season after the surgery, but he's re-emerged in 2017 as an ace and he pitched like an ace all night against Maryland. The junior shut down the Terrapin offense to the tune of 8 1/3 one-run innings, … Continue reading Hohensee outduels Shaffer as Cornhuskers take series opener

Down three in the eighth, Nick Cieri came to the plate with a chance to be a hero. With men on first and second and one out, the senior catcher represented the tying run. After working a 1-1 count, he unloaded, driving the ball over the right-field wall to tie the game at 11. Zach Jancarski's RBI single … Continue reading Cieri, Jancarski lead late rally as Terps come back to beat Richmond