The Winthrop University baseball team achieved a remarkable 23-5 victory over Longwood, highlighted by a season-high 21 hits. This win secured the Eagles the No. 2 seed in the Big South Conference Tournament, ensuring them a bye. The performance marked the second highest runs scored in a Big South game for Winthrop and the first time in 20 years they reached 23 runs in conference play. Individual standout performances included Chazz Grossington and Colin Crowley, contributing significantly to the offensive onslaught. This victory also allowed Winthrop to exceed the 500-hit milestone for the season.

By the Numbers
  • Winthrop scored 23 runs, their season high and second most in Big South history.
  • The team recorded 21 hits in the game, bringing their season total to 513 hits.
State of Play
  • Winthrop holds a record of 32-22 overall and 14-9 in the Big South.
  • Longwood's record stands at 29-24 overall and 11-12 in the Big South following the loss.
What's Next

With playoffs approaching, the Eagles will look to maintain momentum and capitalize on their offensive performance in the upcoming Big South Tournament. Their strong standing at No. 2 seed offers an advantageous position for deeper advancement in the postseason.

Bottom Line

Winthrop’s dominant display not only clinches a favorable tournament seed but establishes the team as a formidable contender, backed by powerful offensive firepower and a milestone achievement in hits.