Heading into a rainy Sunday afternoon, the Dirty Terps looked to pick up their first series sweep of the season. Despite an early lead, sloppy defense in the early innings and struggles to produce with runners in scoring position doomed Maryland’s chances of a sweep. A glimpse of hope shone for Maryland in the seventh … Continue reading Maryland rues missed opportunities in 8-4 series finale loss against Penn State

Trailing 9-8 and down to the final out in the top of the ninth, Eddie Hacopian walked up to the plate to face new Penn State pitcher Ben DeMell. The Dirty Terps’ captain reminded everyone why he earned Maryland’s number three, hammering an RBI single to bring home Parker Corbin and tie up the game. … Continue reading Brayden Martin delivers in extras, Terps win first series of 2025

Brothers Eddie and Chris Hacopian have often batted in succession for Maryland since the start of last season. But for the first time in their collegiate careers, the two brothers from Potomac, Maryland, launched back-to-back home runs for their hometown team on Friday night. That brotherly love was a highlight for the Terps in what … Continue reading Back-to-back Hacopian homers highlight Maryland’s 7-4 win over Penn State

It was early trouble that doomed the Terps on Tuesday night. Georgetown brought in seven runs in the first three innings to run Maryland starter Brayden Ryan out of the game early. For the Hoyas, it was Kavi Caster homering twice and Connor Price’s three-run homer in the first that gave Georgetown the offense it … Continue reading Terps fall 11-8 to Georgetown as bats go silent in key situations

Maryland entered Sunday’s rubber match against Nebraska seeking to win its first weekend series of the season. However, that hope quickly dissipated.  The Cornhuskers used an offensive explosion to leave College Park with an emphatic victory in the series finale. The Dirty Terps fell to the Cornhuskers, 21-5, as the game was called in the … Continue reading Nebraska bats maul Maryland in 21-5 beatdown 

Trailing 2-0 in the bottom of the fourth, Hollis Porter stepped up to the plate to try and get the offense going for the Dirty Terps.  His high fly ball appeared to be going right over the wall, which would’ve broken the ice for Maryland and shifted the momentum back towards the Terps. But Nebraska … Continue reading Maryland falls behind early, can’t recover in 7-2 loss to Nebraska

Nebraska went into the bottom of the second confident. It had just scored two more runs to extend its lead to three, and Maryland ace Kyle McCoy had yet to strike anyone out.  But that 3-0 advantage would ultimately be the Cornhuskers’ largest lead of the game  After tying up Friday’s series opener against Nebraska … Continue reading Maryland grabs first Big Ten Friday win with 12-5 victory over Nebraska

Eddie Hacopian made a pregame guarantee that he would homer in the final home midweek game for MBN broadcaster Tyler Lochte.  The captain only needed one at-bat to fufill the promise. With Jacob Orr standing on first, Eddie Hacopian drilled a long ball to center field, immediately breaking the ice to give the Dirty Terps … Continue reading Terps slug three homers, cruise to run-rule win over Towson

Maryland had just fought back from a two-run deficit to tie Sunday’s matchup against Indiana when Logan Hastings took the mound to start the bottom of the sixth. The freshman right-hander had evaded disaster on multiple occasions in his previous three innings of relief. The sixth inning, however, was a different story.  A lead-off base … Continue reading Indiana rides big sixth inning in 15-5 rubber-match win over Maryland

Despite a rainy Saturday afternoon in Indiana, Maryland’s bats were on fire against Hoosier pitching. The Terps mashed two grand slams as part of an offensive explosion in a 17-4 run-rule win against Indiana (21-18, 11-9 Big Ten) at Bart Kaufman Field. The skies opened up at the start of the second inning, and so … Continue reading Grand slams from Lambros and Orr power Maryland to 17-4 win over Indiana