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University of Maryland Athletics

Randy Bednar
10
William & Mary WM 20-11
16
Winner Maryland UMD 16-15
William & Mary WM
20-11
10
Final
16
Maryland UMD
16-15
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
William & Mary WM 1 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 10 14 0
Maryland UMD 1 0 6 0 7 0 2 0 X 16 12 2

W: DiLuia, Mark (1-1) L: Cone, Jack (1-1)

Game Recap: Baseball |

Terps Roll Past William & Mary, 16-10

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The Maryland baseball team scored a season-high 16 runs to roll past William & Mary, 16-10, at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium Tuesday afternoon.

From the Field

"I loved out at bats from the first inning. We were getting punched in the mouth last week because we were being passive. I really loved the way we were competing at the plate even when we were down. All we've talked about for the last week is playing with passion and energy. The boys had a good weekend and played really hard, and I thought they did that again today. The way they attacked the game was great." – Rob Vaughn

What to Know

  • The Terrapins (16-15, 3-3 Big Ten) fell behind 6-1 after two and a half innings before exploding for six runs in the third. The Terps topped it with seven runs in the fifth, their most runs in an inning this season.
  • In the third, Taylor Wright (2) and Maxwell Costes (5) hit back-to-back solo home runs. Josh Maguire, Chris Alleyne, AJ Lee and Randy Bednar all also notched RBIs.
  • The seventh run fifth was highlighted by a Justin Vought grand slam over the center field batters eye. It was Vought's fifth homer of the year and first career grand slam. Vought's big fly was proceeded by Michael Pineiro and Bednar RBI singles, along with a Wright sac fly.
  • Maguire hit his third homer of the season, a solo shot, in the seventh. Maguire now has five career hits and three are home runs. Vought notched his fifth RBI of the ballgame, a career high, on a groundout earlier in the game.
  • After starter Tuck Tucker struggled to start the game, Mark DiLuia entered in the second gave up just one earned over four and two thirds innings. The sophomore picked up his first win of the season.

Notes

  • Maryland's four home runs were its most in a single game this season. Maryland last hit four home runs in a game on May 9, 2018 against Towson. Maryland's 16 runs were its most since scoring 17 against Rutgers on May 12 2019.
  • Maryland's 10 walks to three strikeouts was its best single game k/bb ratio of the season.
  • Bednar notched his 11th multi-hit game of the year, a team high, but his first three-hit game of the year. He also leads the team with seven multi-RBI games.
  • Vought has reached base in seven straight games, a team best mark. Lee has a hit in six straight games.
  • Maryland played their second longest nine-inning game of the season (3:28).

Up Next

  • Maryland faces West Virginia at 4 p.m., on Dollar Hot Dog Day at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium. Come buy lots of hot dogs and watch baseball.
  • The Terps then travel to Illinois for the second straight weekend when they face Northwestern in Evanston. All four upcoming games are on BTN Plus.

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