UMass baseball was defeated by Harvard, 17-12, in the Beanpot Consolation match, dropping to a 9-19 record this season. Harvard, now 7-19, jumped to a quick lead with seven runs in the first two innings. Despite a late rally from UMass, scoring five runs in the eighth, they couldn't close the gap, ultimately losing by five. Notable performances came from Anthony Tirado and Sam Hill, each scoring three runs. The team looks to regroup as they prepare for a three-game series against Bowling Green starting Friday.

By the Numbers
  • UMass scored five runs in the fourth inning to tie the game at 7-7.
  • Harvard hit a three-run home run as part of their five-run fifth inning.
State of Play
  • UMass has now extended their losing streak in non-conference play.
  • The team is preparing to host a crucial MACtion series against Bowling Green.
What's Next

UMass aims to bounce back in their upcoming series against Bowling Green, hoping a strong performance can shift momentum and improve their season record. The first game is set for Friday at 3 p.m.

Bottom Line

Despite a strong offensive showing, UMass baseball's defensive lapses cost them the game; they need to focus on improving pitching and fielding to succeed in upcoming matches. Regaining momentum in the MACtion series is vital for their season.