Maryland Baseball Sweeps Wagner In Weekend Series

It was a back-and-forth affair between the two teams, featuring several lead changes, with the Terps trailing 8-7 entering the bottom of the fifth inning.

Antonio Morales brought a run home after an error by the shortstop, and Brayden Martin hit an RBI single to help the Terps reclaim the lead, 9-8.

In the top of the ninth, Wagner tied things up with an RBI single, setting up the game-winning play in the bottom of the frame by Maryland.

Five Maryland players Brayden Martin (1), Ty Kaunas (1), Bud Coombs (1), Jackson Sirois (1), and Antonio Morales (1) had stolen at least one base.

Feb. 28th vs. Wagner (Win 21-4)

The Terps' offense powered them to a dominant 17-run victory, behind 15 total hits. Maryland scored a run in every inning but the fourth inning.

Martin went 3-for-4 at the plate with three runs, two RBIs, and drew two walks.

However, a first-inning home run by Paul Jones II and a grand slam in the second by Ryan Costello put the Terps up early by seven runs.

Crosland hit the Terps' third homer of the game in the fifth, with a two-run blast. Crosland finished the game 2-for-2 at the plate, with two runs, four RBIs, and drew two walks.

Evan Smith opened the game on the mound, fanning two batters and allowing two runs.

Andrew Koshy and Brayden Ryan each closed the game out with two innings of a workout out of the bullpen, holding Wagner scoreless.

Eight batters had at least one RBI, highlighting the efficient game at the plate.

Feb. 29th vs. Wagner (Win 21-4)

Maryland looked like it was going to run away with the series finale after a nine-run, explosive second inning. RBI hits by Martin, Kaunas, Costello, and finally capped off by Crosland's second homer of the series guided the Terps scoring.

However, Wagner didn't go away quietly, plating three runs in the third inning and four in the fifth inning to make it a 12-8 deficit.

But the Terps scored two insuarance runs in the sixth to all but end any hopes of a comeback for the Seahawks.

Maryland utilized five total pitchers in the contest, with Cristofer Cespedes earning his second win of the season, allowing no runs, and Logan Hastings picking up the save in the final three innings, striking out four batters.

Martin closed out the series with a four-hit performance on five appearances at the plate and four RBIs in the finale.

Crosland and Sirois each had three runs.

Up Next:

Maryland heads to Delaware on Wednesday for a 4 p.m. first pitch start time.

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