NCAA Baseball
Bowling Green Falcons
1
Tennessee Volunteers
12
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BGSU | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| TENN | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 7 | 12 |
Last five matches
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/5/26 | @ Michigan State Spartans | L 4-12 | CBASE |
| 4/28/26 | @ Butler Bulldogs | L 0-3 | CBASE |
| 4/22/26 | @ Michigan Wolverines | L 6-9 | CBASE |
| 4/7/26 | @ Ohio State Buckeyes | W 9-3 | CBASE |
| 2/25/26 | @ Cincinnati Bearcats | L 1-11 | CBASE |
| Full Schedule | |||
Play by Play
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-12
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Play Result 1-12
Silva grounded out to p (1-1).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-12
A. Combs pitches to D. Silva
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-12
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Play Result 1-12
Parker flied out to rf (0-0).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-12
A. Combs pitches to C. Parker
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-12
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Play Result 1-12
McKenzie struck out swinging (2-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-12
A. Combs pitches to C. Mckenzie
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Play Result 0-0
COMBS, A. to p for BEAM, D..
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Play Result 0-0
LOHRY, B. to 2b for CURLEY, D..
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Play Result 0-0
DREILING, D. to lf.
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Play Result 0-0
TAYLOR, C. to c for PEEBLES, C..
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Play Result 0-0
MOORE, C. to ss.
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Start Inning 1-12
Top of the 7th inning
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End Inning 1-12
End of the 6th inning
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-12
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Play Result 1-12
MOORE, C. flied out to lf (0-0).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-12
P. Wilson pitches to C. Moore
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-12
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Play Result 1-12
ENSLEY, H. doubled down the lf line, RBI (2-2); CURLEY, D. scored, team unearned.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-12
P. Wilson pitches to H. Ensley
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-11
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Play Result 1-11
CURLEY, D. stole third.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-11
P. Wilson pitches to H. Ensley
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-11
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Play Result 1-11
CURLEY, D. advanced to second on a wild pitch; BARGO, D. scored on a wild pitch, unearned.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-11
P. Wilson pitches to H. Ensley
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-10
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Play Result 1-10
CURLEY, D. hit by pitch (0-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-10
P. Wilson pitches to D. Curley
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-10
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Play Result 1-10
BARGO, D. advanced to third on a balk.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-10
P. Wilson pitches to D. Curley
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Play Result 0-0
Wilson to p for Turner.
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-10
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Play Result 1-10
BARGO, D. doubled down the rf line, 2 RBI (1-1); DREILING, D. scored, unearned; PEEBLES, C. scored, unearned.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 1-10
J. Turner pitches to D. Bargo
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End Batter/Pitcher 1-8
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Play Result 1-8
DREILING, D. singled to left center, 2 RBI (0-0); PEEBLES, C. advanced to second; TEARS, K. scored, unearned; AMICK, B. scored, unearned.
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Lineups
ConfirmedTENN
- Christian MooreSS0
- Blake Burke1B0
- Billy Amick3B0
- Kavares TearsRF0
- Cannon PeeblesC0
- Robin VilleneuveLF0
- Dalton BargoDH0
- Dean CurleySS0
- Hunter EnsleyCF0
Substitutes
- Charlie TaylorC0
- Dylan DreilingLF0
- Bradke Lohry2B
BGSU
- Dj NewmanDH0
- Sam SeidelSS0
- Nathan ArcherCF0
- Leighton Banjoff3B0
- Jack KrauseLF0
- Cooper MckenzieC0
- Caden ParkerRF0
- David Silva2B0
- TJ Takats1B0
Substitutes
- Brady Birchmeier1B0
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