NCAA Baseball
Eastern Kentucky Colonels
2
Tennessee Volunteers
17
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EKU | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| TENN | 1 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 0 | 4 | 17 |
Last five matches
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/17/26 | @ Bellarmine Knights | W 9-4 | CBASE |
| 5/15/26 | @ Bellarmine Knights | W 11-3 | CBASE |
| 5/14/26 | @ Bellarmine Knights | W 16-11 | CBASE |
| 5/10/26 | @ Austin Peay Governors | L 2-15 | CBASE |
| 5/9/26 | @ Austin Peay Governors | W 4-2 | CBASE |
| Full Schedule | |||
Play by Play
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
UNDERHILL, E fouled out to 1b (1-1).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
L. Payne pitches to E. Underhill
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Play Result 0-0
UNDERHILL, E pinch hit for FRANKLIN, R..
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
AZCONA, C. struck out looking (2-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
L. Payne pitches to C. Azcona
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Play Result 0-0
AZCONA, C. pinch hit for SULLIVAN, DJ.
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
BEJARANO, M. struck out swinging (0-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
L. Payne pitches to M. Bejarano
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Play Result 0-0
BEJARANO, M. pinch hit for LARREAL, M..
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PAYNE, L. to p for DALLAS, M..
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HIGH, H. to lf.
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ANTIGUA, A. to ss for SHARP, B..
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BACKUS, C. to cf.
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Start Inning 2-17
Top of the 7th inning
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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End Inning 2-17
End of the 6th inning
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Play Result 2-17
TAYLOR, C. struck out swinging (3-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to C. Taylor
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
SHARP, B. struck out swinging (0-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to B. Sharp
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Play Result 0-0
SHARP, B. pinch hit for CURLEY, D..
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
BACKUS, C. singled to right field (0-2); VILLENEUVE advanced to second; CHAPMAN, R. advanced to third.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to C. Backus
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
VILLENEUVE hit by pitch (2-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to R. Villeneuve
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
CHAPMAN, R. advanced to second on a wild pitch.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to R. Villeneuve
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
PAYNE, E. flied out to cf (3-1).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to E. Payne
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End Batter/Pitcher 2-17
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Play Result 2-17
CHAPMAN, R. singled to second base (3-2).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 2-17
Q. Hall pitches to R. Chapman
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Lineups
ConfirmedTENN
- Christian Moore2B0
- Dalton BargoDH0
- Billy Amick3B0
- Kavares TearsRF0
- Robin Villeneuve1B0
- Dylan DreilingLF0
- Dean CurleySS0
- Cannon PeeblesC0
- Hunter EnsleyCF0
Substitutes
- Bradke Lohry2B0
- Cal StarkPH0
- Reese ChapmanRF0
- Ethan Payne3B0
- Colby BackusLF0
- Brayden SharpPH0
- Ariel AntiguaSS
- Charlie TaylorC0
- Hunter HighLF0
EKU
- Colby OttSS0
- Tait NunnallyRF0
- Conner Davis3B0
- Max WilliamsDH0
- Boone SheveyC0
- Miguel Larreal1B0
- DJ SullivanLF0
- Ron Franklin Jr.CF0
- Ehinger Adrianza2B0
Substitutes
- Mauri BejaranoPH0
- Christian AzconaPH0
- Elijah UnderhillPH0
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