Oregon State Hits Four Homers, Advances in NCAA Baseball Tournament

Oregon State's baseball team has demonstrated dominant postseason performance in the Corvallis Regional, highlighted by powerful hitting and strong pitching. They advanced by defeating Saint Mary’s 20-3, with significant contributions from players like Canon Reeder and Tyce Peterson, and then shut out USC 9-0, powered by four home runs including two from Gavin Turley and Trent Caraway. In a must-win game against TCU, freshman pitcher Dax Whitney struck out a season-high 12 batters over six innings, supported by a four-homer attack from Wilson Weber, Trent Caraway, AJ Singer, and Tyce Peterson, leading to a 7-2 victory. Oregon State's defense was also notable, turning multiple double plays and limiting opponents' hits and runs effectively throughout these games. The Beavers will next face Florida State in the super regional, continuing their pursuit of a national championship. Their consistent offensive power, combined with standout pitching performances, has fueled their successful run in the NCAA Tournament.