Senior Day Sets the Stage
The Patriots will host La Salle in a three‑game set that begins on Thursday, May 14 at Spuhler Field in Fairfax, Virginia. The series marks the culmination of the regular season and includes a special Senior Day ceremony on Saturday, where the program will honor its 15 senior student‑athletes.
George Mason enters the matchup riding a recent two‑of‑three win over Dayton and carries a 9‑4 all‑time edge over the Explorers. Standout performers such as senior shortstop Owen Clyne, who is a semifinalist for the College Baseball Foundation’s Brooks Wallace Award, and graduate outfielder Luciano Terilli, the team’s batting average leader, headline a lineup that also features sophomore Lucas Alberti and freshman Julius Bagnerise.
Senior Day Recognition
The senior class brings a wealth of experience and production. In addition to Clyne and Terilli, the group includes Lucas Alberti, Julius Bagnerise, Jake Butler, Chase Swain, Carter Groen, Justin Szestowicki, Daniel Perez, Shawn Camp, Tyler Nelin, Tommy Winterstein, Evan Duhon, Gardner Meeks, Kyle Darmstead, Logan Rumberg, Evan Blanchard, Drew Canody, Laken Tignor, Shaun Okeeffe, Owen Stewart, Toby Hueber, Jake Drumm, Brant Ertel, Michael Madigan, Diego Cardenas, Sam DiLella, Brandon Hsu, Carter Kelsey, Jackson Peters, Tyson Willis, Thomas Wrehe, Cooper Smith, Logan Vaughan, Vincent Cowdrey, Matthew Westley, Tanner Kaler, Parker Thomas, Jack McCarthy, Austin O'Hara, Jackson Morse, and Aiden Parker.
With a 24‑28 overall record and a three‑game winning streak, La Salle presents a formidable challenge, but the Patriots remain focused on securing a spot in the 2026 Atlantic 10 Championship Tournament. Coach Mike McRae emphasized that the final series will be a test of depth and resilience as the team looks to translate its strong home‑field advantage into postseason play.