The University of Maine baseball team defeated Binghamton, leveling the series on Saturday night. The Black Bears scored in multiple innings, highlighted by a four-run third led by Brody Rasmussen's three-run double. The pitching staff, featuring Tommy Martin and Jason Libby, effectively managed Binghamton's offense, securing the win despite some struggles. Maine improved its record to 20-26 overall and 13-10 in conference play, setting the stage for a decisive final game on Sunday.

By the Numbers
  • Maine scored a total of 8 runs with 12 hits.
  • Jason Libby achieved his first save of the season, pitching 3 scoreless innings.
State of Play
  • Maine is currently tied in the series against Binghamton after this win.
  • The team's overall record stands at 20-26, with a conference record of 13-10.
What's Next

Maine is set to face Binghamton again on Sunday, aiming to clinch the series with a final conference game. Senior Day celebrations will precede the match, adding significance to the event.

Bottom Line

This victory not only keeps Maine's postseason hopes alive but also highlights key player performances that could influence their final game strategy. It’s crucial for the team to leverage this momentum as they approach their season's conclusion.