The Texas State Bobcats broke a four-game losing streak with a 9-6 victory over the Baylor Bears, marking Head Coach Steven Trout's 200th career win. The Bobcats (28-21, 10-14 SBC) showcased their power, hitting three home runs and achieving their 200th home run of the season, putting them just behind their all-time record with seven games to go. Key performances included Bennett Fryman, Rashawn Galloway, and Jaquae Stewart each hitting home runs, while Galloway also delivered three RBIs. Freshman pitcher Titan Targac complemented the offense with a solid two-inning performance, allowing only one hit. The team now looks ahead to their match against Arkansas State, with hopes of securing a spot in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Bobcats hit 85 home runs this season, just shy of the program record.
  • Rashawn Galloway's 23 doubles rank third in Division I baseball.
State of Play
  • Bobcats are currently in contention for a spot in the NCAA tournament.
  • Next game is against Arkansas State on May 8 at 6 p.m.
What's Next

Texas State aims to capitalize on their recent momentum to secure victories in their remaining games and strengthen their position for the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.

Bottom Line

The Bobcats must build on their recent success and focus on consistency to improve their chances for postseason play, while also aiming to set new program records in home runs and doubles.