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Top of the 9th

Bottom of the 8th

Didawick hit a one out triple and Murray walked, but no runs for UVA. They lead 9-7 heading to the 9th

Top of the 8th

Kevin Jaxel replaces Colucci on the mound. He got two outs, but also out two runners on thanks to a couple of walks and he was then replaced by Tyler Kapa. He got the final out and UVA leads 9-7 heading to the bottom of the inning.

Bottom of the 7th

Scoreless inning for the Cavaliers. UVA leads 9-7 heading to the 8th

Top of the 7th

Joe Colucci replaced Hartman to start the inning. He got two quick outs, but a single and then a two-run home run cut the lead to 9-7. He got the final out, but the Cavaliers lead has shrunk to two runs.

Bottom of the 6th

Tiroly hit a leadoff home run to put UVA up 8-5 and Harris followed him with a home run of his own to make it 9-5. Didawick then singled, but no more runs were added. UV leads 9-5 heading to the 7th

Top of the 6th

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

Bottom of the 5th

Scoreless inning for the Cavaliers. UVA leads 7-5 heading to the 6th

Top of the 5th

Drew Koenen replaced Yoder on the mound to start the inning. He walked three batters and was then replaced by Lucas Hartman. An RBI groundout cut the lead to 7-3. After a strikeout, Hartman surrendered a 2-RBI single to shrink the lead to 7-5.

Bottom of the 4th

Jouras and Becker were HBP and Gracia walked to load the bases with two outs. Another HBP scored a run and UVA took the lead 3-2 without even getting a hit. A 2-RBI single from Sam Harris pushed the lead to 5-2 and then an RBI single from Didawick made it 6-2. Murray walked to load the bases and then W&M made a pitching change. Jackson drew a bases loaded walk to make it 7-2 before W&M got the final out. UVA leads by five heading to the 5th

Top of the 4th

Yoder gives up two singles and a walk but strikes out two and leaves the bases loaded. Game is tied 2-2 heading to the bottom of the 4th

Bottom of the 3rd

Harris draws a leadoff walk, but no hits or runs for the Cavaliers. Game is tied 2-2 heading to the 4th

Top of the 3rd

Noah Yoder has replaced Stroman on the mound to start the 3rd. He hit the leadoff batter and then after the first out, an RBI double scored the first run for William & Mary to make it 2-1. An RBI groundout tied the game 2-2 before Yoder could get the final out.

Bottom of the 2nd

A scoreless inning for the Cavaliers. UVA leads 2-0 heading to the third.

Top of the 2nd

One runner reaches due to an error, but another scoreless inning for Stroman. UVA leads 2-0 heading to the bottom of the 2nd

Bottom of the 1st

Becker got a leadoff single to start the inning and then Gracia drove him home with an RBI double to make it 1-0. A flyout from Tiroly advanced Gracia to third and then a one out walk from Harris put runners on the corners. Didawick fouled out, but a balk from W&M scored Gracia and made it 2-0.

Murray walked to put another runner on, but Jackson struck out to end the inning. UVA leads 2-0 heading to the top of the 2nd

Top of the 1st

Stroman walks the leadoff batter, but allows no hits or runs. Game is tied 0-0 heading to the bottom of the 1st

Pregame

RHP Jayden Stroman (0-0, 3.48 ERA, 10.1 IP, 8 BB, 14 SO) is on the mound today for the Cavaliers and here is how Virginia is lining up for this game:

1. SS Eric Becker

2. CF AJ Gracia

3. 2B Joe Tiroly

4. 1B Sam Harris

5. LF Harrison Didawick

6. 3B Noah Murray

7. RF Zach Jackson

8. C Noah Jouras

9. DH Antonio Perrotta

After a 4-2 road trip that propelled Virginia into the national rankings, the Cavaliers return to Disharoon Park on Tuesday looking to extend one of the nation’s longest home win streaks against the Tribe of William & Mary.

Virginia enters the contest having won the last 15 home games dating back to the end of the 2025 season. The 15-game heater is tied for the longest in all of the Power 4 and the second longest in all of Division I baseball.

Entering the midweek contest, Virginia is averaging 10.6 runs per game, which ranks ninth in the country and fifth in the league behind Georgia Tech, Miami, NC State and Pittsburgh.

After a historic start to the 2026 campaign, Virginia ranks top 40 nationally in multiple categories including walks (108/10th), doubles (35/32nd), hits (169/27th), home runs (29/19th), home runs per game (1.81/16th), runs (170/8th), scoring (10.6/9th) and slugging percentage (.519/35th).