LIVE Updates - No. 9 Virginia Cavaliers vs Maryland Baseball Score

Bottom of the 8th

Singles from Weatherspoon and Perotta put two runners on and then Becker was hit by a pitch to load the bases with no outs. A bases loaded walk from Gracia made it 8-6 and then a one out 3-RBI double from Tiroly blew it open at 11-6. Murray brought Tiroly home with an RBI single to make it 12-6.

Johnson and Weatherspoon walked to load the bases and then Jackson drew a bases loaded walk to make it 13-6. Johnson scored on a wild pitch to make it 14-6 and then a 2-RBI double from Becker pushed the lead to 10 runs and that was the game. UVA won in a run rule after only leading by one coming into the bottom of the 8th.

UVA is now 21-5 and hosts Boston College this weekend for an ACC series.

Top of the 8th

Tyler Kapa entered the game for UVA and pitches a scoreless 1-2-3 inning. UVA leads 7-6 heading to the bottom of the 8th

Bottom of the 7th

Gracia got things going with a leadoff single. After a pair of strikeouts, Didawick tied the game with an RBI double and then UVA got the lead with an RBI single from Murray. Johnson struck out to end the inning, but the Cavaliers have the lead back.

Top of the 7th

UVA pitches a scoreless 1-2-3 inning. Maryland leads 6-5 heading to the bottom of the 7th

Bottom of the 6th

Scoreless 1-2-3 inning for UVA. Maryland leads 6-5 heading to the 7th

Top of the 6th

Brendan Cowen replaced Jaxel to start the inning. He gave up two singles and then an RBI double that tied the game 5-5. A fielding error scored another and the Terrapins quickly got the lead back 6-5. Virginia got out of the inning, but lost the lead.

Bottom of the 5th

Murray got a two out single, but UVA did not add any runs. They lead 5-4 heading to the 6th

Top of the 5th

Maryland got a one out double, but nothing else. UVA leads 5-4 heading to the bottom of the 5th.

Bottom of the 4th

Enis and Becker reached on a pair of two out singles and then Gracia got the lead back for UVA with an RBI single to make it 5-4. Harris struck out looking to end the inning and UVA leads by one.

Top of the 4th

A single and a double put runners on second and third with no outs and then a sac fly tied the game 4-4. UVA got the final outs, but the game is now tied.

Bottom of the 3rd

Weatherspoon got a leadoff single and then Becker followed with a one out single. Three straight RBI singles from Gracia, Harris, and Tiroly gave UVA the lead right back. It is 4-3 heading to the 4th.

Top of the 3rd

A leadoff single and then a pair of one out singles tied the game at 1-1. After a mound visit, an RBI double from Maryland gave them a 2-1 lead. Kevin Jaxel replaced Stroman and then a passed ball scored another run for the Terrapins. UVA got the final out,but now trail by two.

Bottom of the 2nd

Didawick reached on a one out single and then UVA got the first run of the game with a two out RBI single from Kyle Johnson to make it 1-0. Johnson was caught stealing to end the inning, but the Cavaliers have the lead

Top of the 2nd

Maryland got a two out single, but nothing else. Game is tied 0-0 heading to the bottom of the 2nd

Bottom of the 1st

Scoreless 1-2-3 inning for UVA. Game is tied 0-0 heading to the 2nd

Top of the 1st

Maryland got a leadoff single, but no other hits or runs. Game is tied 0-0 heading to the bottom of the 1st

Pregame

RHP Jayden Stroman (0-0, 2.70 ERA, 16.2 IP, 13 BB, 21 SO) is on the mound today for Virginia and here is how the Cavaliers are lining up:

1. SS Eric Becker

2. CF AJ Gracia

3. 1B Sam Harris

4. 2B Joe Tiroly

5. LF Harrison Didawick

6. 3B Noah Murray

7. DH Kyle Johnson

8. C Jake Weatherspoon

9. RF Griffin Enis

Tuesday’s game at Virginia Credit Union Stadium will be the second of three minor league stadiums that Virginia is slated to play in this season, with the other two being Atrium Health Ballpark (Kannapolis, N.C.) and Truist Field (Charlotte, N.C.).

Entering the midweek, Virginia is averaging 10 runs per game, which ranks sixth nationally and fourth in the league behind Georgia Tech, Miami, and Pittsburgh. Overall, UVA has scored the fourth-most runs in the country at 251.

The longtime ACC foes had not played each other in a decade before the 2025 meeting in Fredericksburg that saw Virginia walk off Maryland with a wild pitch.

Before last season’s dramatic contest, UVA and Maryland had not played on the baseball diamond since the 2015 Charlottesville Super Regional, when Virginia swept the Terrapins en route to the program’s first national championship.

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