The University of Maryland baseball team has announced its highly anticipated 2025 schedule, showcasing a slate of matchups against some of the nation's top programs. With six teams from last season's NCAA Tournament and eight teams ranked in the top 75 RPI, the Terrapins are poised to face a formidable challenge as they look to build on their impressive 34-win campaign in 2024.

Terrapins Primed for Breakout Season with Talented Roster

Returning Stars and Impressive Transfers Bolster Terrapins' Lineup

The Terrapins' roster is brimming with talent, both returning and new. Headlining the squad are 2023 First Team All-Big Ten selection Eddie Hacopian, Freshman All-American and Second Team All-Big Ten performer Chris Hacopian, and 2022 All-Big Ten Third Team selection Elijah Lambros. These seasoned veterans will provide the foundation for the Terrapins' success. The team has also welcomed an impressive group of transfers, including Hollis Porter (Pearl River CC; Mississippi State), Liam Willson (Wake Forest), Aden Hill (VCU), and Jack Wren (Marist). These newcomers bring a wealth of experience and skill, further strengthening the Terrapins' lineup and depth.

Terrapins Aim to Build on Historic 2024 Campaign

The Terrapins' 2024 season was a resounding success, as they finished with 34 wins, tying for the sixth-most in program history. This impressive feat was also the most wins under a first-year head coach, showcasing the team's ability to adapt and thrive under new leadership.As the Terrapins embark on the 2025 season, they will look to build upon their recent accomplishments and establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the college baseball landscape.

Challenging Non-Conference Schedule Prepares Terrapins for Big Ten Play

The Terrapins' 2025 schedule is packed with high-profile matchups, kicking off with the Swig & Swine College Classic in Charleston, South Carolina. There, they will face off against UAB, Ball State, and Mercyhurst, setting the tone for a season filled with tough competition.Following the tournament, the Terrapins will return home to face Delaware before hitting the road again to take on Western Carolina. The month of February concludes with a trip to Winston-Salem, where they will face Princeton and Wake Forest.As the calendar turns to March, the Terrapins will open their Big Ten conference play against UCLA, marking the first meeting between the two programs as Big Ten members. This will be followed by a renewal of an old ACC rivalry as the Terrapins take on Virginia at a neutral site in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Terrapins Embark on Challenging Conference Slate

The Terrapins' Big Ten schedule promises to be a true test of their mettle, with matchups against several top-tier programs. After facing UCLA, the Terrapins will travel to Champaign, Illinois, to take on Illinois, followed by a road series against Indiana.The Terrapins will also welcome new conference member Oregon to College Park, providing an exciting opportunity for the team to showcase their skills against a fresh opponent. Additionally, the Terrapins will face off against fellow Big Ten foes Nebraska and Rutgers, as well as a trip to the Twin Cities to take on Minnesota.

Terrapins Poised for Postseason Push

The Terrapins' 2025 schedule is a true testament to their ambition and determination to compete at the highest level. With a roster brimming with talent, both returning and new, the Terrapins are poised to make a deep postseason push.As the team navigates the challenging non-conference and Big Ten schedules, they will undoubtedly face adversity and tough competition. However, with the experience and leadership of their seasoned veterans, coupled with the infusion of talented transfers, the Terrapins have the tools to rise to the occasion and make a lasting impact on the college baseball landscape.