EAST LANSING, MI - Maryland softball (28-20, 14-6 B1G) dropped its series finale against Michigan State on Sunday, falling by just one run 2-1. Wyche started for the Terps in the circle, allowing two runs on seven hits through five full innings.
Megan Mikami hit and inside-the-park homerun to account for the Terps' only run. It marked the first home run for Mikami this season, and the first inside-the-park home run for the Terps since
JoJo McRae in 2019 (3/19/19 over Virginia).
The top of the order accounted for three of four hits on the day, with Mikami,
Jaeda McFarland and
Mackense Greico each tallying one.
Breaking Down the Action
- For the first time on the weekend, the Spartans got on the board first in the bottom of the second after a sac fly to right brought Catie Ladd home
- The Terps answered in the top of the third, with an inside-the-park home run by leadoff hitter Megan Mikami to tie things up 1-1.
- In the bottom of the following frame, Michigan State took over the lead with a sac fly bringing in a Spartan to put them up 2-1 where they remained
Up Next
• Maryland will be back in action for its final home series against Ohio State, May 6 - May 8.
