Harvard Baseball Loses Thrilling Game to UMass Lowell, Rounds Shines with 4-for-6 Performance
Harvard baseball falls to UMass Lowell, 17-15, despite strong performances from five Crimson players with multi-RBI games, including Ben Rounds going 4-for-6 with three RBIs and a home run.
By the Numbers- Harvard had 13 hits in the game.
- The Crimson scored double-figure runs for the eighth time in 2024.
- The team worked a season-high 12 walks.
- Harvard (11-22) rallied multiple times but ultimately fell to UMass Lowell (17-21) in a high-scoring game.
- The Crimson showed resilience by narrowing the score gap throughout the game.
Harvard will host Penn in a three-game series with a doubleheader on Saturday, Apr. 27 at 11:30 a.m. and a single game on Sunday, Apr. 28 at noon.
Bottom LineDespite a strong offensive performance, Harvard baseball's efforts fell short against UMass Lowell, highlighting the team's ability to compete but also the need to secure victories in close matchups for a successful season.
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