The Mavericks will return to the field for a quick pit stop game against Abilene Christian University at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Crutcher Scott Field.
Jumping ahead early and keeping Coastal Carolina’s hits within the fence will help the Mavericks finish the week with a winning record.
A sellout crowd of 38,238 fans filled Globe Life Field, making it the largest event in the U.S. to be held at full capacity since the pandemic began.
The Mavericks will continue conference play with a three-game weekend series against Coastal Carolina University at Clay Gould Ballpark starting Friday at 6:30 p.m.
The Mavericks will need to maintain offensive firepower and top form pitching to come out of the week with a winning record.
Senior infielder Josh Minjarez had a two-hit performance, which moves him into tenth place on the UTA all-time hitting list.
UTA bats were the bright spot in the four-game series, with a career performance from senior infielder Josh Minjarez with three hits, eight RBIs and two home runs.
The Mavericks will start a three-game series against the University of Houston this weekend before returning home to face Texas Christian University on Tuesday.
The Mavericks will play again at 6:30 p.m. Friday in game one of a four-game set against the University of Houston at Don Sanders Field in Houston.
The Mavericks will finish their series against Lamar at 1 p.m. Sunday at Clay Gould Ballpark.
Struggling to score runs has been an issue for the baseball team (5-8) not only in this series against Lamar University, but all season. UTA averages 2.7 runs but allows 5.5 runs per game.
Senior infielder Dylan Paul was tossed from the game after arguing with the umpire about strikes.
The Mavericks will take the field again Tuesday against the University of Oklahoma at L. Dale Mitchell Park.
Whether it’s baseball or softball, the brother-sister duo supports each other both on and off the field.
The baseball team will be on the road following their walk-off victory to face the University of Texas at San Antonio in a four-game series starting at 6 p.m. Friday.
UTA baseball takes the first win 5-3 and the second game 2-1. Head coach Darin Thomas credits solid starting pitching as key to the wins.
UTA will continue their series versus the Lumberjacks in a double-header at 2 p.m. Saturday at Clay Gould Ballpark.
The Mavericks will now look to host its home opener against Stephen F. Austin State University at Clay Gould Ballpark this weekend.
The team was originally supposed to open its season against Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi last week, but the series was canceled due to the winter storm.
After an early end to the 2020 season, the team hopes to prove they’re just as strong as they were before the pandemic.
After COVID-19 ended his high school season early, Gregory elected to continue pursuing sports and adapted to the new environment.
The Mavericks will play the Texans at 4:00 p.m. Feb. 23 and the Sooners at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24. For guests not able to attend, the games will be streamed live by FloSports.
The motivation and hunger Dylan Paul has to recreate what his team did last season is one of the reasons he wants to take advantage of this second opportunity.
MLB announced Tuesday that Globe Life Field would host the event next month.
Galen McSpadden enters the program having already established relationships with coaching staff and players alike at UTA.
Inducted into the NJCAA Baseball Hall of Fame in 2010, Galen McSpadden joins UTA with 37 seasons of experience and 1,243 wins under his belt.
UTA alumnus Brady Cox spent three seasons with the Kansas City Royals organization after his final campaign at UTA in 2017.
After a four month delay due to COVID-19, the Rangers christened their new stadium with a win against the Colorado Rockies.
The Shorthorn sports desk talks to UTA’s coaches about how the COVID-19 outbreak has affected each of the university's sports programs.
The new ballpark was originally set to open this week to thousands of baseball fans, but as the MLB adjusts amid COVID-19 concerns, the Rangers are sitting tight.
The Sun Belt Conference has suspended all regular-season competitions and conference championships across all sports indefinitely due to coronavirus concerns.
