Gallery: Baseball faces UT Austin for first time in program history

March 12, 2020 by Riley Fisher

The Wildcat baseball team faced the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns for the first time in program history in Austin on Wednesday evening. The Longhorns defeated the Wildcats 9-1, leaving the Wildcats standing 7-8 as they prepare to face Texas A&M Corpus Christi at home on Friday.

: The Wildcats and the Longhorns congratulate each other on a game well-played. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: The Longhorns celebrate their victory after the ninth inning. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Junior infielder Alexei Cazarin throws his bat down after sending the ball flying. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Redshirt freshman right-handed pitcher Justin Eckhardt signals to his coach. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: The Longhorns watch the game from the dugout. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Junior infielder Alexei Cazarin sends the ball into the infield. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Senior infielder Ryne Randle and junior outfielder Colton Eager pass third base and run toward home plate. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freshman left-handed pitcher Owen Cuffe winds up his pitch. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: A Longhorns fan stands and encourages her team. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freashman outfielder Hayden Clearman sprints toward first base. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Junior infielder Seth Watts protects first base. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freshman outfielder Miller Ladusau runs to his position in the outfield between innings. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freshman outfielder Miller Ladusau races away from third base. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freshman outfielder Miller Ladusau watches the batter at home plate. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Sophomore catcher Mitchell Dickson watches for the ball to come toward him. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Freshman infielder and outfielder Cameron Cromer watches for an opportunity to pass the ball. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Junior infielder Alexei Cazarin runs into the outfield. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: A group of Wildcat fans watches the game together. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

: The Wildcats stand and sing the National Anthem.(Photo by Riley Fisher)

: Senior infielder Eric Wimpee stretches before the game begins. (Photo by Riley Fisher)

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