The University of Maine baseball team came from behind to secure their first series win of the season, defeating UMass Lowell 10-6. After trailing by four runs, the Black Bears scored five runs in the ninth inning, led by a crucial RBI double from Troy Carpenter. The team rallied with multiple run-scoring hits and a bases-loaded walk, sealing the comeback victory. Vaun Larisa started for Maine, while Pierce Friedman earned the win in relief, showcasing strong pitching late in the game.

By the Numbers
  • Maine scored five runs in the ninth inning, overcoming a four-run deficit.
  • Pierce Friedman earned his first win of the season with four strikeouts and no runs allowed over four innings.
State of Play
  • The Black Bears are now 5-20 for the season after the victory.
  • Upcoming, they will face Boston College in a single game on March 31.
What's Next

The Black Bears will look to capitalize on their momentum as they head into the game against Boston College, aiming to build on their recent success and improve their season record.

Bottom Line

This win marks a pivotal moment for the Black Bears, showcasing their resilience and the potential for continued improvement as the season progresses.