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Pharrel Payne will suit up for Maryland again in 2026‑27, bringing 17.5 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, while the program welcomes new football recruits and a baseball prospect’s draft combine invitation.
Pharrel Payne will return to the Maryland Terrapins for the 2026‑27 season, bringing back a proven scorer and rebounder as the program navigates significant changes.
The Wilder seniors posted 5‑3 and 5‑0 wins over Whatcom Post No. 7, highlighted by strong pitching from Kody Williams and power hitting from Hunter Tennell and Ian Smithson.
With 24 players heading for the transfer portal, the Terrapins lose the bulk of their offensive and pitching production, prompting a strategic shift toward experienced transfers.
The Bainbridge Spartans edged Tumwater 1‑0 in an eight‑inning showdown to repeat as 2A state champions, with pitcher McCrea Curfman earning MVP honors.
The 2A state baseball tournament reaches its climax with Tumwater and Bainbridge heading for the championship. Tumwater routed Selah 3-1 and Nathan Hale 5-0, while Bainbridge downed Orting 6-1. Both teams now prepare for a showdown at Bellingham's Joe Martin Field.
The Terrapins finished with a 27‑29 record, missed the Big Ten Tournament and now face a mass exodus of players and a contract‑limited coach
A look at the All‑Olympic first and second teams, the pitchers who shut out opponents and the upcoming summer roster for Wilder Senior.
Brayden Martin, Bud Coombs, Ty Kaunas, Ryan Costello and Aden Hill were recognized for their exceptional performances, with Martin breaking two program records and Hill receiving the Sportsmanship Award.
The 2026 Big Ten Conference baseball awards recognized standout performers from the league’s newest powerhouses, underscoring a transformative season that reshaped the national landscape.
Maryland’s baseball team rallied late, powered by home runs from Devin Russell and Paul Jones II, to defeat Penn State 6‑4 and finish the season on a high note.
Maryland’s baseball team rolled past Penn State 12-2, powered by Cristofer Cespedes’ dominant pitching and a barrage of extra-base hits that turned an early deficit into a decisive win.
Maryland’s pitcher Cristofer Cespedes struck out 12 Nittany Lions as the Terrapins rolled to a 12‑2 victory, ending the game early with a 10‑run rule.
The Terps dropped a 13‑3 decision to Penn State, leaving twelve runners on base and prompting coach Matt Swope to call for urgent improvements.
Three Maryland Terrapins have been highlighted by D1Baseball for their outstanding performances this season, securing spots in the publication's top 50 positional rankings and setting new program benchmarks.