Binghamton's Andrew Heppner delivered a pinch-hit walk-off solo home run, clinching a 6-5 victory against UMBC in the bottom of the 10th inning. The Bearcats improved to 15-13 overall and 7-3 in the America East Conference, remaining in the race for first place in the standings. After overcoming several deficits throughout the game, Binghamton's late rally included tying the game at 5 in the seventh. Heppner's game-winning hit marked his second home run in as many games, showcasing his readiness to contribute when called upon.

By the Numbers
  • Binghamton won their ninth game in the last 11 outings.
  • Heppner recorded his second home run in two games.
State of Play
  • Current record: Binghamton (15-13, 7-3 America East), UMBC (16-12, 5-2 America East).
  • Both teams are competing for first place in the America East standings during a key three-game series.
What's Next

Binghamton aims to continue its winning momentum with a chance to take first place outright in the America East by winning the next game against UMBC on Saturday.

Bottom Line

Heppner's walk-off home run exemplifies the critical importance of bench readiness and teamwork, reinforcing Binghamton's pursuit of a strong finish in the conference standings.