LIVE Updates - Virginia Cavaliers vs Stetson Baseball Score

Top of the 5th

Bottom of the 4th

Michael Yeager came out to replace Stammel to start the inning. He issued a couple of walks, but no runs in the 4th. Game is tied 3-3 heading to the 5th

Top of the 4th

A pair of singles from AJ Gracia and Sam Harris put two runners on with no outs and then a three run blast from Tiroly tied the game 3-3. Didawick walked and stole second, but UVA left his stranded. Game is tied 3-3 heading to the bottom of the 4th

Bottom of the 3rd

An RBI single from Stetson stretches the lead to 3-0 heading to the 4th

Top of the 3rd

A scoreless 1-2-3 inning for UVA. Stetson leads 2-0 heading to the bottom of the 3rd

Bottom of the 2nd

UVA walks one, but no runs or hits. Virginia trails 2-0 heading to the 3rd.

Top of the 2nd

A scoreless 1-2-3 inning for Virginia. UVA trails 2-0 heading to the bottom of the 2nd

Bottom of the 1st

A pair of walks put two runners on and then an throwing error scored a pair of runs. UVA trails 2-0 heading to the 2nd

Top of the 1st

Harris draws a walk, but no hits or runs for UVA. Game is tied 0-0 heading to the bottom of the 1st.

Pregame:

LHP Max Stammel is set to take the mound for Virginia today and here is how the Cavaliers are going to line up:

1. RF Zach Jackson

SS Eric Becker

2. CF AJ Gracia

3. 1B Sam Harris

4. 2B Joe Tiroly

5. LF Harrison Didawick

6. 3B Noah Murry

7. DH Kyle Johnson

8. C Thomas O'Connell

9. SS RJ Holmes

After getting a win over Monmouth yesterday, Virginia baseball looks to continue their hot streak to start the season against Stetson today. UVA could reach 6-0 with a win today and continue to build momentum early in Chris Pollard's debut season as the head coach in Charlottesville

With the win Friday afternoon, Chris Pollard becomes the second head coach in program history to win the first five games of his tenure. UVA’s seven home runs on Friday are the most by the Cavaliers in a game since Virginia hit eight at George Washington in 2024.

The outfield duo of Harrison Didawick and Zach Jackson are the only two Cavaliers to tally a base knock in the first five games of the season.