Maryland Baseball Hits The Road For Two Midweek Contests

Tuesday, April 7

Catonsville, MD

4 PM

Maryland

UMBC

Jackson Sirois Story Cover Photo (throwing the ball in front of a backdrop)

Maryland Baseball Hits The Road For Two Midweek Contests

4/6/2026 6:10:00 PM | Baseball

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Maryland (13-18, 2-10) at UMBC (16-10, 5-1) and Navy (18-12, 5-7)

Apr. 7-8, 2026

Alumni Field and Terwilliger Brothers Field

4:00 PM and 3:00 PM

AM East TV and ESPN+

COLLEGE PARK, MD -- The Maryland Terrapins (13-18) will face off against the UMBC Retrievers (16-10) on Tuesday, April 7 at 4 pm (originally scheduled for 6 pm) before heading to the state capital on Wednesday for a 3 pm first pitch against the Navy Midshipmen (18-12). Maryland leads both series historically with a 41-15-1 record in 57 matchups against the Retrievers and a 34-28 record in the 62 games against the Midshipmen. Tuesday's game can be found on AM East TV with Wednesday's on ESPN+. Both games can be listened to on Maryland Baseball Network.

where we are

The Terps sit at 13-18 overall and 2-10 in conference after a weekend against Ohio State.
Maryland hit five home runs on Saturday, the most in a single game this season for the Terps.
Tuesday's matchup will start a four game streak of midweek games against fellow Maryland schools. The next home game will be against Towson on April 14.

TeamMaryland Terrapins Baseball vs Richmond Spiders at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium in College Park, MD on Tuesday, Mar. 31, 2026. Norah Copenhaver/Maryland Terrapins

Terps pregame vs. Richmond (3/31)

Batter's box beasts

The Terps mashed 31 hits over the weekend with 11 being for extra bases. They totaled 20 runs through the series.
Jackson Sirois continued his impressive form this weekend. Over his last eight games played since taking on his former team in Virginia, Sirois is hitting for a .393 batting average with four home runs and a team-high 14 RBI.
Jordan Crosland tallied four RBI on the weekend with one coming from a Saturday dinger. He is second on the team for total home runs (7) and OPS (1.034). His four-hit weekend moved him to 30 hits on the season and 54 total bases.
Freshman Nate Hawton-Henley knocked two hits, one RBI and recorded a triple on Saturday. He is the third Terp to hit a triple this year.

Jackson Sirois Hits a Ball in a Game Against Delaware

Jackson Sirois at Delaware (3/4)

crushing coz

After his two-homer performance on Saturday at Ohio State, Ryan Costello not only leads all freshmen in the nation in home runs, but also shares the lead in the Big Ten with 13 on the season.
He leads the team in OPS (1.036), total bases (74), extra base hits (18) and RBI (39).
Costello's presence at the plate has struck fear into opposing pitchers as he now has been walked 22 times this season, the second most on the team.

One homer wasn't enough for Costello as he sends a second over the right field wall‼️💪#DirtyTerps pic.twitter.com/ZLq1LLnQ8z
— Maryland Baseball (@TerpsBaseball) April 4, 2026

Marvelous martin

After six hits over the weekend, Brayden Martin is now only one hit away from a half-century mark this season as he sits with a team-high 49. He also leads the team in runs and batting average with 34 and .383, respectively.
He knocked a hit every game to extend his on-base streak to 61 games. He has now gone a over a full calender year since not reaching base in a game.
Martin's intelligence shines bright not only when he's up to bat, but when he is on base as well. He leads the team with a .497 one-base percentage and 27 walks. He also has 12 stolen bases on 12 attempts for a perfect 100% success rate.