On May 15, 2026, the Troy baseball squad stepped onto the diamond at Lou St. Amant Field for a scheduled matchup against the University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM). The game, which kicked off at 6:05 p.m., quickly turned into a showcase of offensive firepower for the visitors.
Offensive Leaders Step Up
Troy surged ahead early and never looked back, finishing with a 12‑2 victory that was built on a flurry of runs. Key contributors included Kade Dupont and Jake Griffith, each of whom drove in three runs, helping the team compile six hits while committing just two errors over the course of the game.
The home side managed 13 hits but could not convert them into runs, a fact highlighted when Drew Nelson launched a solo home run in the sixth inning that briefly sparked hope for a comeback.
On the mound, Jc Dermody earned the win, improving his record to 5‑6, while Tommy Egan took the loss, slipping to 5‑4. Their performances added a strategic layer to an otherwise high‑scoring affair.
The game’s early start at 6:05 p.m. set the stage for rapid action, and Troy’s defensive discipline, marked by only two errors, contrasted sharply with ULM’s flawless fielding record.