Saturday Setback Evens Series

Saturday, April 11

College Park, Md.

2 p.m.

Indiana University

14-20, 0

Maryland

16-19, 0

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Runs R	Hits H	Errors E
Indiana	3	0	1	0	0	0	0	4	6	0
Maryland	1	5	0	2	0	5	1	14	14	2

4/11/2026 5:30:00 PM | Baseball

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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Saturday struggles in conference play continue to loom large for the Indiana Baseball team (14-20, 6-11 B1G). 11 free passes from the pitching staff allowed Maryland (16-19, 3-11 B1G) to pull away for an emphatic 14-4 (F/7) win in the middle game (April 11) of the weekend series. It sends the Hoosiers to their third rubber match in Big Ten play this year.

IU's offense jumped all over Maryland starter Logan Hastings in the first inning. A two-run single from sophomore shortstop Cooper Malamazian and an RBI double from sophomore outfielder Cole Decker gave IU an early 3-0 lead. All momentum was halted from there as the Hoosiers struggled to muster anything offensively the rest of the way. A solo home run from sophomore first baseman Jake Hanley was all that IU would get in the remainder of the game.

Following a brilliant performance last weekend, graduate student right-handed pitcher Reagan Rivera (L, 0-4) never found his footing against the Terrapins. He struggled through the first frame before putting a pair of runners on in the second. He exited the game after recording just three outs. All seven inherited runners for the IU bullpen came around to score in the loss.

It will be a quick turnaround as IU finds itself in the same situation as last weekend. Sophomore southpaw Brayton Thomas gets the ball tomorrow (April 12) as the Hoosiers look to keep pace in the race for a spot at the Big Ten Tournament. First pitch is set for Noon on Big Ten Network with Connor Onion and Scott Pose on the call.

Scoring Recap
Top First
The visitors jumped out to an early lead. A two-run single from Cooper Malamazian handed IU the advantage. Cole Decker doubled off the wall to make it 3-0.
Indiana 3, Maryland 0

Bottom First
The Terrapins answered back with a bases-loaded walk from David Mendez.
Indiana 3, Maryland 1

Bottom Second
The hosts took the lead in the second with a massive inning. Doubles from Jordan Crosland, Ty Kaunas and Paul Jones II all doubled to plate the first round runs. A bunt single from Nate Hawton-Henley brought home the final run in the frame.
Maryland 6, Indiana 3

Top Third
Jake Hanley smoked a home run to center field to draw within two runs.
Maryland 6, Indiana 4

Bottom Fourth
Another bunt single, this time from Devin Russell, scored a Maryland run. Colin Gibbs reached safely on a fielder's choice to the third baseman and drove in a run in the process.
Maryland 8, Indiana 4

Bottom Sixth
Another crooked number helped put this game away. Russell doubled home Mendez to kick start the frame. An RBI groundout from Brayden Martin put the Terrapins in double digits. A single from Kaunas and a double from Jones II put the nail in the coffin for Maryland.
Maryland 13, Indiana 4

Bottom Seventh
Russell hit a home run to complete the run rule.
Maryland 14, Indiana 4

Top Hoosier Performers
#34 Hanley, Jake
2-2, HR, RBI, BB

#17 Koskie, Caleb
2-3, R

#15 Malamazian, Cooper
1-3, R, 2 RBI

Inside the Box Score
• IU's pitching staff allowed 11 free passes – 10 of them walks.
• The Hoosiers scored three of their four runs in the first inning.

Notes to Know
• Sophomore outfielder Caleb Koskie continues to roll at the plate over the last month. He now has a 15-game hitting streak after a pair of base knocks in Saturday's contest. It's officially the longest single-season hitting streak by an IU player since Josh Pyne (15) in 2022.

• Sophomore first baseman Jake Hanley hit his ninth home run of the season, a solo blast to center field in the fourth inning. It is his ninth long ball of the season and the 23rd of his IU career. He's one home run away from back-to-back double-digit campaigns to begin his tenure in Bloomington.

Up Next
A series win is on the line Sunday (April 12) afternoon in Maryland. First pitch in the rubber match will come at Noon on the Big Ten Network for a national audience. It will also be carried on the Indiana Sports Radio Network via IUHoosiers.com/Audio.