By Jacob Weinberger With the game tied at two in the bottom of the 10th inning, SS Timmy Richards took the first pitch he saw from LHP Rob Galligan and smacked it over the left field fence to give the #23 ranked Cal State Fullerton Titans (11-6) a walk-off win over the Maryland Terrapins (7-10). … Continue reading Terps lose in 10th on walk-off home run

By Michaela Johnson Although it looked at times like the Terps would catch up, they lost to the University of California, Irvine Anteaters 9-5 in a single game stand late Wednesday night.  LHP Tayler Stiles made his first start of the season, and took the loss despite allowing just two earned runs. The game was … Continue reading Unearned runs the difference in Terps loss to UC Irvine

Ahead by six runs heading to the final frame, the Terrapins were in prime position to triumph in the series finale. But, the Bulldogs wouldn't give in. A pinch-hit home run and a single chased reliever Ryan Selmer and brought in Tayler Stiles, who surrendered three hits to the four batters he faced, leading to two … Continue reading Terps take series finale behind five-run fifth

By Jake Eisenberg Taylor Bloom twirled the best start of his young Terrapin career, but Maryland fell 2-0 to Bryant Saturday afternoon. The Terps (6-8) put up six hits against the Bulldogs' starter Brandon Bingel (2-1), but none of them came at the right time. Maryland stranded 10 runners on base, going 0-7 with runners in … Continue reading Terps fall to Bryant in Game 2

by: Matt Present Mike Shawaryn labored at times. In the fifth inning, it appeared he was nearing the end. But, with two runs home and the bases loaded Shawaryn reached back for something more, striking out Robby Rinn on three pitches and then getting Brandon Bingel to bounce out to second. No only did Shawaryn … Continue reading Terps score four unanswered, defeat Bryant 5-3

By Ben Harris The Terrapins fell to George Washington Wednesday, allowing a season-high 20 hits and 19 runs. Maryland posted 18 hits of their own in the 19-10 loss – their highest tally on the year – but the pitching staff’s recent woes proved too much for the offense to overcome. For the second straight … Continue reading George Washington Overpowers Terps

By Ben Harris Delaware stifled an impromptu ninth-inning rally beating the Terrapins 10-8 Tuesday, Maryland’s second loss in as many weeks to the Blue Hens. In a home game for Maryland (5-6) played at Harford Community College, Delaware (7-4) plated runs in seven different innings and reached double digits in their second straight game against the … Continue reading Terps Fall Below .500 with Second Loss to Delaware

By Jake Eisenberg The Maryland Terrapins (5-5) entered Sunday afternoon with a chance to sweep the 13th annual Keith LeClair Classic but fell to the host East Carolina Pirates 4-3. The Pirates (8-3) were the first ranked team the Terps faced this season, earning the #16 ranking after taking two-out-of-three from the defending national champion … Continue reading Terps fall to ECU in Keith LeClair Classic finale

Tune in tomorrow for Maryland Baseball Network’s broadcast live from Greenville, N.C., for the final game of the Keith LeClair Classic against East Carolina. By Ben Harris Freshman Marty Costes missed a first inning grand slam by about a foot. No matter, the deep sacrifice fly scored Maryland’s first run of the afternoon. It was the … Continue reading Marty Costes’ Bat Helps Terps Win Consecutive Games for First Time in 2016

By Ben Harris Maryland seems to have solved their lefty problem. Last week’s Rhode Island series saw the Terps completely shut down in Games 1 and 2 by left-handers Steve Moyers and Tyler Wilson. In their 15 innings of work, Maryland couldn’t scratch across an earned run, managing just eight hits and striking out 16 … Continue reading Terps Win Wild 10-9 Opener in Keith LeClair Classic