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Andrew Wiggins led the game off with his 25th walk of the season. It was the sophomore right fielder’s first of two at-bats in the inning as Indiana baseball batted around to start the Tuesday matchup with Bellarmine University, collecting six hits along with five runs.
Indiana baseball will kick off a nine-game homestand Tuesday against Bellarmine University (6-17). The Hoosiers played just six of their first 24 games at Bart Kaufman field in Bloomington, Indiana, where they went 4-2.
Indiana baseball took the opening matchup of its weekend series against UCLA behind power from the offense as well as a disciplined performance from the pitching staff. Junior left fielder Devin Taylor, redshirt sophomore center fielder Korbyn Dickerson and junior shortstop Tyler Cerny all launched home runs for the Hoosiers. Senior lefty pitcher Ryan Craft and graduate student pitcher Cole Gilley shut the Bruins offense down, which gave the Hoosiers a pivotal Friday 5-1 victory in Jackie Robinson Stadium to extend their winning streak to six games.
Indiana baseball’s offense was firing on all cylinders Sunday as it dominated Ohio State en route to a 14-3 win and a series sweep over the Buckeyes.
Redshirt junior Grant Holderfield hopped off the mound to back up sophomore catcher TJ Schuyler as a pop fly was well hit to left field with runners on second and third base for Northern Kentucky University. When Holderfield turned around, however, he wasn’t greeted with a throw from junior left fielder Devin Taylor.
With half his body hanging over the left field wall, Devin Taylor stayed still for nearly 10 seconds.
Indiana baseball redshirt sophomore center fielder Korbyn Dickerson led the Hoosiers to a 3-1 showing this weekend in DeLand, Florida, as it collected two wins over Mount St. Mary’s University and one over Stetson University.
Indiana baseball, after starting 0-4, is 6-2 in its last eight games after winning three of four in DeLand, Florida, from Feb. 28 to March 2.
Following a mid-week loss to Xavier University on Wednesday, Indiana baseball heads down to DeLand, Florida, for four games in three days against Mount St. Mary’s University and Stetson University.
Josh Pyne smacked both hands on his helmet and ripped it off in frustration. Indiana baseball’s senior third baseman has been slumping. It’s early in the season, but the Hoosiers could use his production.
Indiana baseball went undefeated this past weekend in Cary, North Carolina, in the USA Round Robin, moving the Hoosiers to 3-4 on the season. It was a full weekend of baseball for Indiana, which faced off against Fordham University, Harvard University and Northwestern after going winless to start the season.
It was not the start Indiana baseball was looking for last weekend, which went 0-4 in the Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic. Before they had the chance to redeem themselves this past Tuesday against Purdue University Fort Wayne, mother nature brought cold weather, allowing the Hoosiers more time to prepare for four straight days of baseball, including their home opener.
Joey Brenczewski pounded his chest as he rounded third base following a pinch-hit three-run home run. It moved Indiana baseball up 3-0 –– its first lead since the fifth inning Saturday against Xavier University. That lead was quickly erased as the University of Nevada, Las Vegas scored seven runs over the next two innings.
After Indiana baseball began its season with four consecutive losses, the Hoosiers were slated to return home for their home opener at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
While the cold weather doesn’t seem to be letting up in Bloomington, No. 25 Indiana baseball will head west this weekend to Surprise, Arizona, for the Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic to kick off its season.
Behind the south end zone at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Cole Gilley could gaze out and see his future.
Before winter break, AJ Shepard approached Indiana baseball head coach Jeff Mercer with a tough truth: his body wasn’t recovering the way he had wanted it to.
Barton “Bart” Kaufman, a former IU baseball player who’s the namesake of IU’s baseball stadium, died Tuesday at his home in Phoenix. He was 83 years old.
A pair of former Indiana University baseball standouts are set to lead their teams as the MLB postseason gets into full swing this weekend.
Former Indiana baseball star Kyle Schwarber is once again making history for the Hoosiers, 10 years since he last donned the cream and crimson. The Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter launched his 280th career home run against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday, eclipsing Ted Kluszewski’s record for most MLB home runs by a former Hoosier.
