The Terps entered the game with a chance to win its first Big Ten series of the year but and 11-run second inning prevented that
Logan Hasting pitched six innings, picking up three strikeouts, with nine hits and two walks
Chris Hacopian homered in the ninth inning to force extras, but the bullpen allowed six runs in the top of the tenth.
A pair of seventh inning home runs were too much for the Terps on Sunday. They finish the weekend 3-1.
The Terps took game one against Princeton 10-7, followed by No.12 Wake Forest 9-8.
Maryland improves to .500 with a commanding win over Princeton.
The Terps’ pitching has struggled so far this year, giving up forty-four runs in their last four games.
Photo by Ian Cox/Maryland Terrapins Down by three runs and a runner on first with two outs, Maryland baseball needed a hit to prolong the game. But Jacob Orr flighted out to center field, securing Deleware’s first win against Maryland since 2022. Maryland (3-4) nearly overcame an eigh-run deficit but fell short of a comeback to Deleware (2-5) and dropped its season opener at Bob Smith Stadium 13-10 on Tuesday. Freshman…
After setting a program high in runs scored the Terps were unable to secure Sunday’s rubber match.
Alex Calarco continued his hot start to the season and accounted for seven RBIs.