Tuesday's Baseball Roundup

UNCG Baseball Clubs Four Homers in Gritty 12-10 Road Win Over High Point
The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) baseball team earned a 12-10 non-conference victory over the High Point Panthers on Tuesday night at Williard Stadium. Four different Spartans combined to hit a season-high four home runs. Jacob Budzik paced UNCG with four RBI while Trey Truitt batted in three runs and logged three extra-base hits with two doubles and a home run. UNCG scored runs in six of the nine innings.|

Samford Baseball Earns 10-3 Win Over North Alabama
The Samford University baseball team plated 10 runs on 11 hits to take an impressive 10-3 win over North Alabama Tuesday afternoon at Joe Lee Griffin Field. With the win, Samford improved its record to 9-8 on the season. North Alabama fell to 3-12 with the loss. Samford outfielder Trey Higgins led the Bulldogs at the plate, going 3-for-5 with a grand slam and seven RBI. Jake Souders went 3-for-5 with two RBI in the contest.

Tobin Records Two Home Runs; The Citadel Bulldogs Win 11-3 Over Presbyterian
Lane Tobin hit two home runs and recorded four RBIs in an 11-3 win over Presbyterian College on Tuesday night. The Citadel recorded a season-high in home runs, runs scored, and hits.

ETSU rallies late but falls at No. 4 Georgia, 8-6
The ETSU baseball team pushed No. 4 Georgia to the brink on Tuesday but ultimately fell on the road to the Bulldogs by a score of 8-6. Tuesday's loss moves to ETSU's record to 12-4 on the 2025 campaign. ETSU doubled up the Bulldogs in the hit column on Tuesday (10-5). The duo of Grant Gallagher and Cooper Torres collected two hits each against Georgia.

Wofford Baseball Drops One-Run Ballgame at Charleston
The Wofford baseball team provided a late push against the College of Charleston Tuesday evening at Patriots Point, but the Cougars held firm late to claim a 9-8 victory. Wofford falls to 12-5 on the campaign as Charleston improves to 10-5. Six Terrier pitchers toed the rubber in the contest with Sheldon Egger starting. He pitched 1.2 innings with two runs allowed.

VMI Baseball falls short in offensive shootout against Stonehill
VMI Baseball put up 19 runs but could not catch up to Stonehill's slugging offense Tuesday afternoon at Lamore Field at Gray-Minor Stadium. The Keydets fall to 12-4 overall after suffering a 23-19 loss to the Skyhawks. Between the two sides, there were 42 runs scored and 35 total hits.

Gardner-Webb 11, Western Carolina 4

Alabama State 7, Mercer 5