On Saturday, Jessup University baseball honored its 2026 senior class during their final home games at McBean Park. The Warriors faced the Pacific West-leading Point Loma Sea Lions, losing both games 2-1 and 6-2. The day celebrated 15 seniors who significantly influenced the program, including standout players like Diego Chavez and Hunter Hirayama. In the first game, despite out-hitting Point Loma, an error led to a heartbreaking loss, while the second game saw Point Loma dominate early, ultimately securing the doubleheader sweep.

By the Numbers
  • 15 seniors honored during the final homestand.
  • Jessup outhit Point Loma in the first game 10-3 but stranded 11 runners on base.
Yes, But

Despite the losses, the day focused on celebrating the seniors rather than the outcomes, showcasing their contributions and efforts throughout their college careers.

State of Play
  • Warriors struggled offensively against Point Loma, particularly with capitalizing on scoring opportunities.
  • Senior pitchers stepped up in their final appearances but couldn't contain the Sea Lions' offense early in the second game.
What's Next

With the regular season winding down, Jessup will look to build on the experiences and leadership demonstrated by the senior class as they prepare for upcoming challenges.

Bottom Line

The day served as a poignant reminder of the dedication and legacy of the senior class at Jessup, showcasing their impact beyond just the final scoreboard. Their contributions to the program will resonate well into the future.