NCAA Baseball
Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
8
Arizona State Sun Devils
7
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORU | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 8 |
| ASU | 0 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
Last five matches
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/23/26 | @ South Dakota State Jackrabbits | L 6-9 | CBASE |
| 5/23/26 | @ South Dakota State Jackrabbits | W 4-1 | CBASE |
| 5/22/26 | vs Northern Colorado Bears | L 1-3 | CBASE |
| 5/21/26 | vs Omaha Mavericks | W 9-0 | CBASE |
| 5/20/26 | vs South Dakota State Jackrabbits | L 3-7 | CBASE |
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Play by Play
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
Walker, Kyle fouled out to lf (0-0).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to K. Walker
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
Ryan, Jax walked (3-2 KKBBBFB).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to J. Ryan
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
McGary, Ky stole second.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to J. Ryan
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Play Result 0-0
McGary, Ky pinch ran for Hairston, L..
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
Hairston, L. singled to right field (0-2 SF).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to L. Hairston
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
Jackson, I. struck out swinging (0-2 SFS).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to I. Jackson
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
Cromwick, J. lined out to cf (3-2 BBBKF).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
D. Patten pitches to J. Cromwick
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Play Result 0-0
D. Patten to p for J. Hill.
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Start Inning 8-7
Bottom of the 9th inning
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
C. Combs flied out to cf (2-2 BKFFB).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
W. Koger pitches to C. Combs
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End Batter/Pitcher 8-7
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Play Result 8-7
W. Kane-Yate singled to center field, RBI (0-1 S); M. Tanaka advanced to second; W. Edmunson scored.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 8-7
W. Koger pitches to W. Kane-Yates
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End Batter/Pitcher 7-7
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End Inning 8-7
Middle of the 9th inning
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Play Result 7-7
M. Tanaka singled to center field, 2 RBI (2-0 BB); W. Edmunson advanced to second; M. Davis scored; J. Schark scored.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 7-7
W. Koger pitches to M. Tanaka
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End Batter/Pitcher 5-7
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Play Result 5-7
W. Edmunson walked (3-2 KKBBBB).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 5-7
W. Koger pitches to W. Edmunson
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End Batter/Pitcher 5-7
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Play Result 5-7
M. Davis advanced to second on a wild pitch; J. Schark advanced to third on a wild pitch.
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Start Batter/Pitcher 5-7
W. Koger pitches to W. Edmunson
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End Batter/Pitcher 5-7
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Play Result 5-7
M. Davis walked (3-1 BFBBB).
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Start Batter/Pitcher 5-7
W. Koger pitches to M. Davis
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Lineups
ConfirmedASU
- Nu'u Contrades3B0
- Kien VuRF0
- Brandon ComptonLF0
- Jacob Tobias1B0
- Josiah CromwickC0
- Isaiah JacksonCF0
- Jonathon HernandezDH0
- Jax RyanSS0
- Kyle Walker2B0
Substitutes
- Landon HairstonDH0
- Ky McGaryPR0
ORU
- Will EdmunsonRF0
- Makani TanakaCF0
- Wailele Kane-YatesC0
- Cooper CombsLF0
- Ethan Fender1B0
- Jack Schark2B0
- Tyler BrodrickDH0
- Keaton Campbell3B0
- Martell DavisSS0
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