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Boston College baseball concluded its record‑breaking regular season with a 15‑2 loss to Georgia Tech, setting an attendance high before turning focus to the upcoming ACC Tournament in Charlotte.
A 21‑0 rout in the state final saw the SonBlazers clinch their fifth baseball title, ending a eight‑year drought and showcasing a historic fourth‑inning explosion.
The Boston College Eagles concluded their regular season with a 15-2 loss to No. 3 Georgia Tech, establishing a new attendance high and finishing the year with a program-best 36 victories and a 17-13 ACC record, setting the stage for the upcoming ACC Tournament in Charlotte.
The SonBlazers clinched their maiden state title with a dominant 22-0 victory, highlighted by a 17-run fourth inning and a celebratory inflatable hammer.
St. John's completed a flawless BIG EAST schedule with a 4-1 win over Butler, marking the first time since 2018 that the Red Storm have captured all seven conference series.
A rain‑delayed contest saw Tennessee overturn an early deficit, with starter Evan Blanco steadying the ship and the bullpen sealing a 9‑4 victory over Oklahoma.
Oregon State, the No. 7 ranked Beavers, aim to strengthen their NCAA regional hopes as freshman pitcher Trey Morris prepares to start against Air Force in the final regular‑season matchup.
The SEC announced the tournament schedule and broadcast details, with the championship game set for ABC and other matches on the SEC Network and streaming platforms.
In a tightly contested baseball game on Friday, the Edwardsville Tigers rallied past the Jersey Panthers, with Grant Peterson’s clutch hit and a decisive eighth-inning run sealing a 6-5 victory.
The Farmingdale State baseball team fell 16‑12 to Messiah University in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship, concluding a record‑setting season that featured a program‑best 21‑game winning streak and a 10th Skyline Conference title.
An exploration of how catchers with limited arm strength, like Miami’s Liam Hicks, are reshaping stolen base strategies and fantasy roster construction
Arkansas must defeat Kentucky in Game 3 to clinch a winning weekend and improve its SEC Tournament seeding, but severe weather has delayed the contest, with streaming available on SECN+.
Tennessee will host Oklahoma in the final game of their series on May 16, seeking a sweep that could launch them into the NCAA tournament on a high note.
Georgia Tech clinched its second consecutive ACC regular-season championship, defeating Boston College 14-1 in a game that highlighted an explosive offense, dominant pitching, and a milestone for head coach James Ramsey.
A rain‑delayed contest saw the Volunteers overcome a 3‑0 hole, powered by strong pitching from Evan Blanco and timely hitting from Trent Grindlinger and Henry Ford.
McKinleyville's baseball squad secured a 5-1 win over Eureka for their third straight Lakin title, while Eureka's softball team edged Fortuna 14-7, highlighting standout performances from a host of local players.
The fifth‑ranked Rowan University baseball team will begin its NCAA Gorham Regional campaign on May 15, facing RIT at the University of Southern Maine after a rain‑induced postponement of Friday’s opening slate.
Texas pitcher Max Grubbs will undergo season‑ending arm surgery, concluding his collegiate career while the Longhorns prepare for upcoming SEC and NCAA Tournament challenges.
WKU’s final regular-season game against Delaware ended 6-3 after a back-and-forth contest that saw early leads, a career-high pitching performance and a late surge by the visitors.
An analysis of the top two‑start pitchers in Week 8, including Zac Gallen, J.T. Ginn, Nick Lodolo, Griffin Jax, Ben Brown, MacKenzie Gore, Bryce Miller, Grayson Rodriguez and Ryan Weathers, and how they impact streaming strategies.
RIT’s season ends its opener against top‑seeded Rowan, but a late rally led by Trent Rapp sets up a Sunday elimination showdown.
Texas State baseball defeated Marshall 12‑9 in a game highlighted by seven home runs, featuring standout performances from Manny Salas and Clayton Namken, and a resilient bullpen effort.
The RIT baseball team lost 7‑5 to fifth‑seeded Rowan, with Trent Rapp’s three‑run homer narrowing the gap but failing to spark a comeback.
The Port Angeles squad secured a decisive win, showcasing strong pitching and offensive bursts, while the Sequim team saw its season end after a tough defeat.