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Roman Martin's grand slam highlights UCLA's 11-5 win over Arizona State in Los Angeles Regional
LOS ANGELES -- Roman Martin belted a grand slam in a seven-run second inning and high-scoring UCLA rolled past Arizona State 11-5 on Saturday night to reach the championship round of the Los Angeles Regional. The Bruins added two runs in the third. Dean West doubled to right center for one run and Roch Cholowsky drove in West with a single up the middle. UCLA added single runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The Bruins, who blasted Fresno State 19-4 on Friday, got their 11 runs on 12 hits, three hits coming from Payton Brennan. UCLA awaits the winner of Sunday's elimination game between Arizona State and UC Irvine. The winner of that one would need to beat UCLA later on Sunday and again on Monday to win the regional. UCLA would advance with one win. Arizona State got two RBIs from Brody Briggs. Ian May (7-3) pitched five innings and allowed three runs, two earned, in relief of starter Landon Stump. Jack Martinez (6-4) gave up seven runs in the first 1 2/3 innings for Arizona State. UCLA has seven regional championships and won the College World Series in 2013. Arizona State has a storied history in college baseball with 20 CWS appearances and five national championships, the last in 1981.
Los Angeles Times
7 hours ago
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- Los Angeles Times
Roman Martin's grand slam powers UCLA baseball past Arizona State in L.A. Regional
Roman Martin belted a grand slam in a seven-run second inning and high-scoring UCLA rolled past Arizona State 11-5 on Saturday night to reach the championship round of the Los Angeles Regional. The Bruins added two runs in the third. Dean West doubled to right center for one run and Roch Cholowsky drove in West with a single up the middle. UCLA added single runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The Bruins, who blasted Fresno State 19-4 on Friday, got their 11 runs on 12 hits, three hits coming from Payton Brennan. UCLA awaits the winner of Sunday's elimination game between Arizona State and UC Irvine. The winner of that one would need to beat UCLA later on Sunday and again on Monday to win the regional. UCLA would advance with one win. Arizona State got two RBIs from Brody Briggs. Ian May (7-3) pitched five innings and allowed three runs, two earned, in relief of starter Landon Stump. Jack Martinez (6-4) gave up seven runs in the first 1⅔ innings for Arizona State. UCLA has seven regional championships and won the College World Series in 2013. Arizona State has a storied history in college baseball with 20 CWS appearances and five national championships, the last in 1981.
Fox Sports
8 hours ago
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- Fox Sports
Roman Martin's grand slam highlights UCLA's 11-5 win over Arizona State in Los Angeles Regional
Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Roman Martin belted a grand slam in a seven-run second inning and high-scoring UCLA rolled past Arizona State 11-5 on Saturday night to reach the championship round of the Los Angeles Regional. The Bruins added two runs in the third. Dean West doubled to right center for one run and Roch Cholowsky drove in West with a single up the middle. UCLA added single runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The Bruins, who blasted Fresno State 19-4 on Friday, got their 11 runs on 12 hits, three hits coming from Payton Brennan. UCLA awaits the winner of Sunday's elimination game between Arizona State and UC Irvine. The winner of that one would need to beat UCLA later on Sunday and again on Monday to win the regional. UCLA would advance with one win. Arizona State got two RBIs from Brody Briggs. Ian May (7-3) pitched five innings and allowed three runs, two earned, in relief of starter Landon Stump. Jack Martinez (6-4) gave up seven runs in the first 1 2/3 innings for Arizona State. UCLA has seven regional championships and won the College World Series in 2013. Arizona State has a storied history in college baseball with 20 CWS appearances and five national championships, the last in 1981. ___ AP college sports: recommended in this topic
Winnipeg Free Press
8 hours ago
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- Winnipeg Free Press
Roman Martin's grand slam highlights UCLA's 11-5 win over Arizona State in Los Angeles Regional
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Roman Martin belted a grand slam in a seven-run second inning and high-scoring UCLA rolled past Arizona State 11-5 on Saturday night to reach the championship round of the Los Angeles Regional. The Bruins added two runs in the third. Dean West doubled to right center for one run and Roch Cholowsky drove in West with a single up the middle. UCLA added single runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The Bruins, who blasted Fresno State 19-4 on Friday, got their 11 runs on 12 hits, three hits coming from Payton Brennan. UCLA awaits the winner of Sunday's elimination game between Arizona State and UC Irvine. The winner of that one would need to beat UCLA later on Sunday and again on Monday to win the regional. UCLA would advance with one win. Arizona State got two RBIs from Brody Briggs. Ian May (7-3) pitched five innings and allowed three runs, two earned, in relief of starter Landon Stump. Jack Martinez (6-4) gave up seven runs in the first 1 2/3 innings for Arizona State. UCLA has seven regional championships and won the College World Series in 2013. Arizona State has a storied history in college baseball with 20 CWS appearances and five national championships, the last in 1981. ___ AP college sports:
USA Today
11 hours ago
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- USA Today
Texas baseball vs UTSA live updates: Start time, TV channel for NCAA Regional game
Texas baseball vs UTSA live updates: Start time, TV channel for NCAA Regional game Show Caption Hide Caption 5 men's NCAA baseball tournament players to watch The Mongomery Advertiser's Adam Cole and The Tennesseean's Aria Gerson break down the top players to watch in the men's NCAA baseball tournament. Jim Schlossnagle and Texas baseball are two wins away from advancing to the program's 25th appearance in the super regional round of the NCAA baseball tournament. To get there, the Longhorns must first beat one of the few teams that managed to beat them out of conference play during the regular season: the UTSA Roadrunners. The two teams matched up on March 18, with UTSA downing Schlossnagle's team, 8-7, in 12 innings. With a win on May 31, Texas will advance straight to the Austin Regional championship on June 1. A loss, however, would drop them to the losers' bracket, where the Longhorns would have to down former Big 12 cohort Kansas State to have another shot at the Roadrunners, whom they would have to beat twice to advance. Watch Texas baseball with ESPN+ Texas enters its May 31 game vs. UTSA having downed Houston Christian, 7-1, the day prior, whereas UTSA defeated Kansas State, 10-2. Which team will advance to 2-0 in the Austin Regional, and which will find their hopes of a College World Series title in peril? Follow along live as USA TODAY provides live updates, scores and highlights from the Texas-UTSA regional game: This section will be updated. TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 F UTSA 0 1 0 — — — — — — — Texas 1 0 5 — — — — — — — This section will be updated. UTSA's Kelley gets Galvan — who started the inning with a walk — to strike out swinging on a breaking ball, stranding runners on the corners. But the damage is done, with the Longhorns scoring five runs in the bottom of the third to blow this one wide open. Borba smashes a slider that stays up in the zone, and keeps it fair down the left field foul line. His second double of the day scores Gasparino from third and extends Texas' lead to 5-1. A wild pitch on the ensuing at-bat from Kelley scores Williams from third and allows Borba to advance to third. The Longhorns have blown this one open. There's a two-RBI single to right field from Williams, scoring Schuessler and Belyeu. Will Gasparino, who was hit on the previous at-bat, advances to third to put runners on the corners. UTSA moves to junior right-hander Connor Kelley. The 6-foot-5, 245-pounder has a 3-1 record and 2.41 ERA in 33 2/3 innings pitched this season. Myles ends his day with 2 1/3 innings pitched, allowing six hits and two runs. He's responsible for both runners currently on base, as well. Texas retakes the lead with a strong early showing in the bottom of the third inning. Galvan walks to start the inning, followed by a Belyeu single to right field. Next up, Schuessler singles up the middle to load the bases. Rodriguez grounds out to first base on the ensuing at-bat after Morresi fails to field it cleanly, allowing Galvan to score. Schuessler and Belyeu advance to second and third, respectively, on the play. It's a short inning in the top of the third, with Harrison retiring UTSA's Detlefsen, Hodge and Mason Lytle with a groundout, foul-out and strikeout, respectively. Onto the bottom of the third. The foul-out in particular was notable with how Galvan tracked it down: UTSA gets two quick outs to start the inning with Jalin Flores and Will Gasparino popping out and grounding out, respectively. Jonah Williams then singles to center field and advances to third on a double from Borba down the left field line. But Mendoza flies out to center field to end the scoring threat, leaving two Longhorns runners stranded in scoring position. Texas quickly gives back a run to UTSA after taking an early lead. After Lorenzo Morresi singles through the right side to start the inning for UTSA, Ty Hodge reaches first on a throwing error by Casey Borba, advancing both runners to scoring position. Norris McClure then hits a sac fly to left field to even the score at 1-1. Hodge is thrown out at third on the play, however, and comes up clutching his left shoulder. That could be an injury of note for the Roadrunners. With one out and two runners in scoring position, Kimble Schuessler grounds out to second base, but scores Rylan Galvan from third base to get the Longhorns on the board first. Adrian Rodriguez flies out to center field in the next at-bat, but Schlossnagle's team has an early lead. Ethan Mendoza and Rylan Galvan both get singles to start the inning for the Longhorns. Texas' third batter up, Max Belyeu, hits a foul ball down the left field line. UTSA left fielder Drew Detlefsen made a charge at it, but ended up sliding into the outfield wall. He remained down on the turf for several moments while getting tended to by trainers. After a brief moment stretching, he remains out on the field for the Roadrunners. Harrison makes quick work of the first two batters he faces, forcing two fly-outs, before he hits the third batter up, James Taussig. A pick-off of the UTSA right fielder at first ends the inning, however, and energizes the crowd in the process. Longhorns get their first at-bats next. Conor Myles will get the start for UTSA against the Longhorns. He has a 5-1 record in 67 innings pitched this season, boasting a 4.57 ERA. Here's a look at the batting order for the Roadrunners: CF Mason Lytle DH Garrett Gruell RF James Taussig 1B Lorenzo Morresi SS Ty Hodge 3B Norris McClure C Andrew Stucky LF Drew Detlefsen 2B Nathan Hodge P Conor Myles Here's a look at the batting order for the Longhorns vs. the Roadrunners: The Longhorns will turn to Luke Harrison to start on the mound vs. UTSA. The lefty is 5-1 in 66 1/3 innings pitched this season 2.98 ERA. What time does Texas vs UTSA baseball start? Date: Saturday, May 31 Saturday, May 31 Time: 9 p.m. ET 9 p.m. ET Location: UFCU Disch-Falk Field (Austin, Texas) First pitch for Texas and UTSA's Austin Regional winners' bracket game is scheduled for 9 p.m. ET. The winner will next play in the Austin Regional championship on Sunday, June 1 at 7 p.m. ET, while the loser will play in an elimination game earlier in the day vs. Kansas State, at 3 p.m. ET. What TV channel is Texas vs UTSA baseball on today? TV channel: SEC Network SEC Network Streaming: ESPN app | ESPN+ Texas and UTSA's meeting in the Austin Regional will air on the SEC Network. Streaming options include the ESPN app (with a cable login) and ESPN+, the latter of which serves as ESPN's streaming service. NCAA baseball tournament schedule Regionals: May 30-June 2 May 30-June 2 Super regionals: June 6-9 June 6-9 College World Series: June 13-22/23 June 13-22/23 CWS finals: June 21-22/23 The NCAA baseball tournament began on May 30 and will conclude on either June 22 or 23. The tournament is comprised of the regional round (May 30-June 2), the super regionals (June 6-9), College World Series (beginning June 13) and CWS championship final. The three-game championship series will begin June 21 and end on June 22 or 23, depending on whether the "if necessary" game is needed.
