Baseball

Penn Baseball Loses to Brown, Sets Up Columbia Showdown

Ivy League tournament action highlights a late Brown rally and a record‑setting steal by Ryan Taylor, leading to a Saturday clash with Columbia.

The University of Pennsylvania baseball team opened the Ivy League Tournament with a 5‑4 loss to Brown, a result that leaves the Quakers facing a must‑win situation against Columbia on Saturday.

Brown’s Ninth‑Inning Surge

Offensively, Jarrett Pokrovsky and Nick Spaventa each contributed two hits and a run, while Ryan Taylor added a hit, two runs scored and two walks, extending his season‑high stolen base total to 21 in conference play.

On the mound, Nick Newburn earned the start and struck out three batters over 2.2 innings without allowing a run, while veteran Marty Coyne threw a season‑high 114 pitches, fanning seven batters in a performance that underscored his durability.

Brown’s comeback was fueled by a four‑run ninth inning that capped a late rally, but the Quakers’ pitching staff limited damage for much of the game.

The upcoming contest will be held at George H.W. Bush '48 Field at noon, with live coverage available on ESPN+ and real‑time stats for fans watching online.

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