The Holy Cross baseball team is set to compete in the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year, marking their first back-to-back appearances in over 60 years. With a season record of 25-28, they head to the Austin Regional to face No. 6 seed Texas following impressive victories in the Patriot League Tournament. The Crusaders will play their opening game on Friday, May 29, against Texas, which boasts a record of 40-13. Senior stars CJ Egrie and Jaden Wywoda have been crucial to their success, both earning prestigious accolades and leading the team with outstanding performances.

By the Numbers
  • The Crusaders played 70% of their games (37 of 53) away from home this season.
  • CJ Egrie leads the team with a batting average of .338 and has set a program record with 46 stolen bases this season.
State of Play
  • The Crusaders secured their spot in the NCAA Tournament by capturing back-to-back Patriot League titles.
  • They finished fourth in the league standings with a conference record of 13-13 after being expected to finish first.
What's Next

The Crusaders will face Texas on Friday, and should they advance, they'll aim to secure a spot in the super regionals with additional double-elimination games ahead. Their goal is to reach the College World Series in Omaha, further establishing Holy Cross baseball on the national stage.

Bottom Line

Holy Cross baseball’s upcoming game against Texas is not just a chance to compete, but an opportunity to showcase their progress and resilience after a challenging season. The team aims to elevate their national presence and make history with strong performances in the NCAA Tournament.