Tarleton State's baseball team is set for a rematch against the Texas Longhorns on Saturday at 6 p.m. CT in the NCAA Regional. This match comes after the Texans scored their first NCAA postseason win since 2014, improving their historical record in NCAA Regional games. The Texans are on a winning streak and have made significant strides this season, including victories against multiple Power Four conference teams and breaking their all-time win records. Tarleton State's momentum has been fueled by standout performances, particularly from player Sergio Guerra.

By the Numbers
  • Tarleton State has a record of 38-19 this season, their most wins since 1992.
  • Guerra has hit four home runs in the last three games, with six RBI and six runs.
  • The Texans are 4-0 in postseason play this year, averaging 11.5 runs per game.
  • Texas holds a 4-1 historical edge over Tarleton State in their all-time matches.
State of Play
  • Tarleton State is 3-0 in the WAC Tournament and 1-0 in the NCAA Regional.
  • The Texans have averaged 16.0 runs and 17.0 hits in their last two games.
  • Both teams will face off for the sixth time, with prior matches dating back to the 1990s.
What's Next

If Tarleton State wins on Saturday, they will move on to the NCAA Regional Final on Sunday at 5 p.m. CT, facing either Texas, UC Santa Barbara, or Holy Cross. A loss would send them into an elimination game against the winner of UC Santa Barbara and Holy Cross on Sunday at 12 p.m. CT.

Bottom Line

Tarleton State's historic season has positioned them competitively in the NCAA tournament. The outcome of Saturday's game is crucial as it could lead to further advancement in the regional play and establish the Texans as a formidable presence in college baseball.