Binghamton baseball staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Maine 6-5, thanks to a bases-loaded walk by Zach Anderson in the ninth inning. This win sends the Bearcats to the America East championship game, needing just one more victory to secure their second consecutive title. The game featured a tense back-and-forth affair, with Binghamton tying the game late after trailing Maine 5-4. The Bearcats' pivotal rally showcased their resilience, culminating in Anderson's walk that led to a celebration at Bearcats Baseball Stadium.

By the Numbers
  • Binghamton scored 4 of its 6 runs in the last three innings.
  • Zach Anderson's walk-off came with the bases loaded after two outs in the ninth.
  • Binghamton is 30-20 on the season following this victory.
  • Maine scored a total of 5 runs, with 3 coming in the seventh inning.
State of Play
  • The Bearcats advance to the championship round, needing one win to claim the title.
  • Maine must now win an elimination game against UMBC to continue in the tournament.
  • The championship round is set for Saturday but may be impacted by rain.
What's Next

Binghamton's championship game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, with an "if necessary" game possibly following at 5 p.m. Depending on weather conditions, the game may be postponed to Sunday. The NCAA Selection Show will reveal potential postseason matchups on Monday at noon.

Bottom Line

Binghamton's dramatic walk-off victory exemplifies their fighting spirit and sets the stage for a potential second straight America East title. Their performance not only highlights team resilience but also builds momentum as they head into the championship round.