Trailing 2-0 with a runner on first in the eighth, Cole Tucker lined a single to right that was misplayed by the right fielder and allowed both runners to score and tie the game at two
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[NEVADA RELEASE] 05/24/2019 RENO, Nev. – Thanks to a three-home run fifth inning, the Nevada Wolf Pack (30-25) avoided elimination at the Mountain West Championships Friday afternoon, taking down the San Diego State Aztecs (32-25) by a score of 6-4. With the victory, Nevada reached 30 wins for the first time since the 2016 season. The Pack put on a balanced show at Peccole Park, tallying 10 hits, five strikeouts and three double plays as a team. Junior Daniel Perry was the st...
Despite leading for the first seven innings of the contest, Nevada (7-4) lost at Grand Canyon (6-6) on Wednesday night 3-2 on a walk-off single in the ninth inning.
The Reno Aces and Salt Lake Bees finished their four-game series in Salt Lake Thursday afternoon where Reno scratched out a 3-2 victory in extra-innings over the first place Bees.
The Reno Aces (30-19) battled to earn the seven to six series victory over the Iowa Cubs (21-26) after coming back twice in the final game at Principal Park on Friday evening.
Freshman Dillan Shrum’s first collegiate home run was two-run shot in the top of the 11th that proved to be the deciding factor in Nevada’s (9-23, 5-9 MW) 3-1 victory at San Diego State (22-10, 10-4 MW) in the second game of a three-game Mountain West series at Tony Gwynn Stadium.
Kyle Jensen (@TheKJensen42) clubbed two home runs en route to a five-RBI performance, and Matt Buschmann (@Busch26) hurled six innings of three-run ball as the Reno Aces snapped a three-game losing streak with a 9-4 victory over the Las Vegas 51s on Friday night at Greater Nevada Field. With the win, the Aces avoided being swept at home for the first time since June 1-4, 2014. Jensen’s first blast was his 13th of the season and pushed his June RBI total to 34, matching Mike Jac...
Braden Shipley (@shipley25) delivered his fifth quality start and helped himself out by going 2-for-3 with an RBI at the plate in the Reno Aces’ 5-3 win over the Iowa Cubs Monday night at Greater Nevada Field.
Leading by one run with two runners on base in the top of the ninth inning, Nevada turned a 5-3 double play to hold on to a 7-6 victory over New Mexico on Sunday at Peccole Park.
The Nevada baseball team scored twice in the first frame but allowed Sacramento State to score the games’ final five runs, suffering a 5-2 setback on Wednesday night at Raley Field.