COLLEGE PARK, MD – Maryland baseball scored five runs in the seventh inning to take the lead and hold it for the remainder of the game in a 14-7 win over Georgetown at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium on Tuesday evening. The Terps improved to 11-10 heading into its weekend series in Seattle against Washington.
Tied at seven runs apiece, Elijah Lambros drove in the go-ahead run with an RBI single in the seventh inning. The run scored by
Jacob Orr was one of five in the inning, as
Brayden Martin followed by drawing a walk with bases loaded. Two more runs were scored on a Georgetown (7-14) fielding error, and
Chris Hacopian added the final run with an RBI single.
The game featured several lead changes up to the seventh, but Maryland closed out the game with a two-run home run by Aden Hill in the eighth. It was his 11th career homer and fifth of the season. Devin Milberg earned his first win as a Terp, pitching three innings without surrendering a run. He gave up just one hit in his outing.
The single by Lambros drove in one of his four RBIs on the day, as the senior went 2-for-3, adding a three-run homer in the fourth that previously tied the game at 4-4. It was his 21st career home run and first of the 2025 season.
The other Terp to homer in the game was Hollis Porter. He hit his seventh career homer in the second inning, crushing a ball down and out the right-field line. Porter finished the day going 2-for-5 at the plate with two runs and two RBIs, adding an RBI single in the fourth.
Hacopian recorded multiple RBIs, also recording a sacrifice fly in the sixth to tie the game. Martin did the same, going 2-for-4 with two runs scored as he hit an RBI single in the fourth.
The entire Maryland lineup reached on-base at least once in the contest. Eddie Hacopian reached three times, going 2-for-3 with three runs scored.
Jake Yeager made the start on the mound, pitching three innings, allowing three runs, three hits, and striking out two batters.
Breaking Down The Action
- The Hoyas took a 3-0 lead in the second after hitting a three-run home run to center field.
- Hollis Porter crushed a solo shot down right field, giving the Terps their first run of the game.
- Jake Yeager retired the order in the top of the third, delivering a 1-2-3 inning,
- Georgetown recaptured its three-run lead in the fourth, hitting a solo home run.
- The Terps took its first lead, 6-4 in the fourth. Elijah Lambros crushed a 367-foot three-run homer to left field, and Brayden Martin and Porter each hit RBI singles.
- In the sixth inning, the Hoyas reclaimed the lead,7-6, scoring three runs.
- Chris Hacopian hit a sacrifice fly to center field, driving in the game-tying run.
- Maryland added five runs in the seventh, taking a commanding five-run lead.
- Aden Hill blasted a two-run deep shot to right field, adding insurance to Maryland's 14-7 lead.
Numbers To Know
- 1: Milberg earned his first win as a Terp.
- 7: Porter hit his seventh career home run at the Division I level.
- 8: Porter had his eighth multi-hit game as a Terp.
- 11: Hill has 11 career home runs, including five this season as a Terp.
- 21: Lambros has 21 home runs in his career.
- 24: Eddie Hacopian extended his on-base streak to 24 games.
- 24: Martin has a 24-game on-base streak.
- 24: Martin has a 24-game on-base streak.
- 24: Martin has 24 multi-hit games in his career.
- 25: Chris Hacopian has a 25-game on-base streak.
- 26: Calarco has a 26-game on-base streak.
- 33: The Terps have launched 33 home runs over the 21 games this season.
- 56: Eddie Hacopian recorded his 56th multi-hit game as a Terp.
Up Next
- Maryland heads west for a three-game clash against Washington. Game one is on March 21. The first pitch starts at 10:05 p.m. EST, and the game will be streamed on Big Ten Plus and broadcast on Maryland Baseball Network.
