EMU baseball swept by Pittsburgh in season opener
As baseball season has started, the bullpen allows 23 earned runs in three days for Eastern Michigan.
As baseball season has started, the bullpen allows 23 earned runs in three days for Eastern Michigan.
Eastern Michigan athletics is gearing up for an action-packed week with key basketball, track and field, tennis, baseball, and golf events—all crucial matchups and tournaments you won’t want to miss!
Eastern Michigan athletics is gearing up for a high-energy week filled with exciting matchups across multiple sports, including basketball, track & field, gymnastics, tennis, and more! With top-tier competitions and crucial games on the horizon, EMU athletes are ready to bring their best and make a statement. Whether you’re cheering from the stands in Ypsilanti or following the action from home, don’t miss these must-see events happening throughout the week.
Eastern Michigan University has hired Andrew DiTullio as an assistant baseball coach. DiTullio brings experience from Southern New Hampshire University and the Minnesota Twins' Florida Complex League, where he excelled in player development and offensive performance, enhancing the EMU baseball program under Head Coach Robbie Britt.
The Eastern Michigan University Baseball program has its newest former player playing in Major League Baseball, Max Schuemann.
EMU's Kyle Schroedle signs with the Great Falls Voyagers.
The Eagles finished out their baseball season against Northern Illinois.
In a thrilling extra-innings showdown on May 17 at Ralph McKinzie Field, the Eastern Michigan University baseball team was edged out by Northern Illinois University, losing 15-14 in 11 innings. Brendan Kleiman led the Eagles with a standout performance, hitting a home run for the second straight game, driving in three runs, and scoring four times, tying the season's run record for EMU.
EMU Baseball lost to Northern Illinois in the first game of their series.
The EMU Baseball team lost to Michigan State.
Despite a powerful performance from Junior Lucas Johnson, who drove in four runs with a home run and a double, Eastern Michigan University's baseball team fell short against the Mid-American Conference champions, Bowling Green State University, losing 8-6 on their Senior Day. The Eagles will now set their sights on a matchup against Michigan State University in East Lansing.
EMU Baseball won their first game against Bowling Green State University on May 10.
After rain postponed Friday's matchup, the Eagles and Bobcats played a doubleheader on Saturday, April 13, followed by one game on Sunday, April 14, to wrap up the weekend series.
After the weekend, the two sides have met 132 times all-time as the Golden Flashes pose an 83-49 record over the Eagles. With a series loss to Kent State, EMU has failed to clinch a series win against Kent State since the 1986 season.
On Thursday, March 28, at Oestrike Stadium, a thrilling close game unfolded as the Eastern Michigan University baseball team mounted a late rally, scoring two runs in the ninth inning. Junior Logan Hugo's clutch single sealed the deal, securing a dramatic 5-4 victory over Central Michigan University.
The series was originally scheduled to run all three days of the weekend with the Eagles and Broncos facing off once for each day, but snowy conditions on Friday, March 22, caused the first game to get postponed to Sunday.
The last time the two Universities of Washtenaw County met was during the 2019 season on May 8, where the Eagles fell to the Wolverines, 12-5. That same season, Michigan was one win away from being the College World Series Champions.
The Eagles won an offensive-exploding game for both teams on Friday, 10-9, followed by a pitcher-dominated 6-2 win on Saturday, and losing on Sunday in yet another offensive shootout by a score of 11-8.