The University of North Alabama baseball team achieved a 10-7 victory against Tennessee Tech, marking their second consecutive midweek win. The game saw the Lions break their single-season Division I home run record with 57 total home runs, surpassing last year's record of 56. Key performances included Jackson Westmoreland with four hits and three RBIs, while Nash Rippen's eighth-inning home run contributed to this historic feat. The team demonstrated offensive strength with 17 hits, maintaining strong averages with runners in scoring positions. Overall, this match represented UNA's ongoing success, particularly in midweek games.

By the Numbers
  • Rippen's home run was the 12th of the season, part of a record-setting 57 home runs for UNA.
  • UNA registered 17 hits, with 12 occurring with two outs, achieving a .476 average with runners on base.
State of Play
  • North Alabama improved their season record to 20-20, with an ASUN record of 11-7.
  • This victory marked the Lions' third midweek win of the season.
What's Next

North Alabama will face Eastern Kentucky on April 24, aiming to build on their recent offensive momentum and solid performance in midweek matchups.

Bottom Line

The Lions have not only broken a home run record but also showcased their offensive depth and execution, setting a high bar as they continue their season.