The Colorado School of Mines baseball team secured a 13-10 victory over Adams State, with a ninth-inning rally adding excitement to the game at Jim Darden Field in Golden, Colo. The Orediggers' success was highlighted by strong performances on the mound by Luke Folsom and Carter Gorling, while Canon Humphreys stood out at the plate with three hits. The team's solid defense, error-free play, and effective offensive contributions led to the win.

By the Numbers
  • Mines batted .353 compared to Adams State's .316 average.
  • The Orediggers slugged .588 with five doubles and a home run, while the Grizzlies managed one double and two home runs.
  • Mines recorded four stolen bases and gave up none to ASU.
  • Orediggers' pitchers struck out 14 and walked five, with a team ERA of 10.00 after the ninth-inning rally.
  • ASU's pitchers had eight strikeouts and five walks, with a staff ERA of 11.25.
Yes, But

The Adams State rally in the ninth inning posed a challenge to the Orediggers' pitching staff, impacting their ERA despite the win.

State of Play
  • Mines holds a strong historical record of 34-9 against Adams State since 2013.
  • The team improved to 12-2 at home in 2024 and is on a 7-2 streak in their last nine games.
What's Next

The series between Mines and Adams State continues with a doubleheader on Saturday, subject to weather conditions. Fans can follow updates on www.minesathletics.com and @MinesAthletics on social media.

Bottom Line

Colorado School of Mines displayed a strong performance on both offense and defense to secure a victory over Adams State, showcasing their dominance in the series and setting the stage for a competitive doubleheader on Saturday.