The Ashland University baseball team achieved a dramatic 7-6 walk-off victory against Tiffin University on April 18, capping off a highly competitive series. The Eagles celebrated a historic day, recognizing head coach John Schaly's 1,000th win, honoring the 1976 team, and the 2006 College World Series squad. Despite a sluggish start and a late comeback by Tiffin, Ashland rallied in the bottom of the ninth with crucial hits from Sean Krueckeberg and Billy Howard. The win improved the Eagles' season record to 27-13 and 15-8 in conference play.

By the Numbers
  • Ashland University recorded 10 walks in the game.
  • The Eagles have won three of four games in their series against Tiffin University.
State of Play
  • The Eagles have momentum after winning the previous two games in the series, including a 3-2 victory on April 17.
  • Ben Zink secured his second win of the season, bringing his record to 2-2.
What's Next

The Eagles are set to face Tiffin University again for the series finale on April 19, aiming to secure a series win and build on their recent success.

Bottom Line

Ashland University's baseball team demonstrated resilience and solid performance by overcoming a late deficit, showcasing their growth as they head into the next competitive match. Their ability to draw walks and perform under pressure may be pivotal for continued success in the season.