Washburn baseball ends its regular season with a three-game series against No. 5 Pittsburg State, culminating in senior day on Saturday, May 2, at 1 p.m. The Ichabods improved to 20-27 overall and 16-17 in MIAA following a successful weekend series against Emporia State, and they look to build on their recent performance with a home advantage at Steve Anson Stadium. Eight seniors will be honored prior to the game on Saturday, marking their contribution to the team over the years.

By the Numbers
  • Washburn averages 7.87 runs per game, narrowly outscoring opponents at 7.85.
  • The team has 39 home runs this season, with a .293 batting average and a .407 on-base percentage.
  • Pittsburg State holds a 38-8 record, scoring 11.65 runs per game against opponents鈥� 4.46.
State of Play
  • Washburn is coming off a 4th consecutive winning season, finishing 28-25 in 2025.
  • The Ichabods have a home record of 11-8 and will be looking for a strong showing against the Gorillas.
  • Pittsburg State has won ten straight games and is currently ranked No. 5 nationally.
What's Next

Following senior day, Washburn prepares for the MIAA Tournament set for May 6-10 in Edmond, Oklahoma, as they seek to build momentum from their final regular-season series.

Bottom Line

Washburn's efforts during this crucial series against a top-ranked opponent can lead them to a strong finish and build confidence heading into the MIAA Tournament. The team's ability to capitalize on home-field advantage will be vital for their postseason aspirations.