With this weekend’s series against Washington on the line in Sunday’s rubber match, the potent Maryland offense that terrorized opposing pitchers over the first month of the season completely disappeared.  After only scoring a combined six runs in the first two games of the series, the Terps’ bats went even colder in the overcast Pacific … Continue reading Maryland shut out for first time this season in 2-0 rubber match loss to Washington

Maryland’s offense looked jet-lagged on Friday night, scoring just four runs in its series opener against Washington. It was a similar story on Saturday evening, but freshman starting pitcher Logan Hastings answered the call for the Dirty Terps.  In his fourth start of the year, the right-hander dazzled through 7.2 innings, striking out six batters … Continue reading Hastings delivers masterpiece as Maryland evens series versus Washington with 2-1 win

Trailing 6-2 and desperate for offense, Alex Calarco doubled to give Maryland life against Washington in the top of the sixth. Two batters later Jacob Orr stepped up to the plate and smacked a ball off the left-field wall to bring home Calarco and cut the deficit down to three. That’s where the Terps’ comeback … Continue reading Washington downs Maryland, 12-4, behind middle-inning scoring surge

For the first six innings of Maryland’s matchup against Georgetown on Tuesday, both teams only scored in the even innings.  It seemed this trend would continue for the rest of the game when Georgetown ended the top of the seventh scoreless again. But Maryland shifted away from this trend when outfielder Elijah Lambros knocked a … Continue reading Maryland doubles up Georgetown, 14-7, behind 5-run 7th inning

After going five-straight games without hitting a homerun, the Terps quickly ended their drought in Sunday’s series finale against South Florida.  With Alex Calarco and Eddie Hacopian both reaching base on a two-out single and walk respectively, first baseman Hollis Porter stepped into the left-handed batter box.  In a 2-2 count, Porter sent a long … Continue reading Pitching woes doom Maryland in 15-8 rubber-match loss to USF

Maryland’s offense established itself as a power-driven unit by slugging 29 home runs through its first 14 games of the 2025 season. But that reputation has wavered over the past week.  The Terps entered Saturday’s game against South Florida without a home run in their previous four contests. That stretch grew to five after the … Continue reading Offensive struggles persist as Maryland loses 4-3 to South Florida

Maryland starting pitcher Kyle McCoy toed the rubber against South Florida’s Ryan Pruitt, with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Pruitt — the Bulls’ best contact hitter — represented the go-ahead run in a 4-2 game. Though, he hardly had an opportunity to flip the scoreline.  On the second pitch of the … Continue reading McCoy dominates for eight strong innings as Maryland takes down South Florida, 5-2

Already with an RBI single in his back pocket and a 4-2 Maryland lead, freshman Parker Corbin stepped into the box with the bases loaded and no outs in the bottom of the third against Mount St. Mary’s. The second baseman drew a run-scoring walk — a common theme for Maryland. It was a day … Continue reading Maryland relies on small-ball in 9-3 win over Mount St. Mary’s

Maryland pitching held UCLA scoreless for eight of Sunday’s nine innings. But in the lone inning that the Bruins did score, they posted double-digits. The Terps battled throughout the rest of Sunday’s contest after surrendering 11 runs in the second inning, but they couldn’t piece together a frame of more than two runs at any … Continue reading 11-run second inning dooms Maryland in 11-5 series finale loss to UCLA