Huskies Drops Series Finale At Northwestern

Sunday, April 27

Evanston, IL

11:00 AM

University of Washington

Northwestern

April 27, 2025 | Baseball

Box Score

By: UW Athletic Communications

EVANSTON, Ill. – Washington fell in the third and final game against Northwestern on Sunday, 10-4. Despite the loss, the Huskies took two of three against the Wildcats for their fifth Big Ten conference series win of the season.

The Diamond Dawgs move to 24-21 and 13-8 in Big Ten play while Northwestern improves to XX and XX in the conference.

Washington's bats weren't as hot as the previous two days, scoring four runs after bagging 19 and 14 in the earlier contests. Over the weekend, Washington outscored the Wildcats 37-18.

AJ Guerrero has stayed hot, however. The senior ripped his fourth home of the last four games, giving him eight on the season.

It was also the 41st of his career, moving him into a tie for third all-time in Husky history. He needs only one more to tie the program record of 42, which is shared by Kyle Conley (2006-09) and Ed Erickson (1997-00).

Guerrero also drove in two other runs, making him responsible for three of Washington's four on the day.

The Huskies recorded eight hits on the day, with both AJ Guerrero and Braeden Terry recording multiple knocks. Casen Taggart and Terry each extended their reached base streaks to 19.

Justin Tims earned the start for the Huskies, pitching the opening 2.2 innings, allowing four hits and four runs with a walk and a strikeout. Josh Emanuels also pitched 2.2 innings, giving up one run on two hits while fanning three batters.

Isaac Yeager and Gunnar Nichols closed out the remainder of the game, with Yeager tossing one inning and Nichols 1.2 innings.

The Huskies return to action on Monday against UIC for the final game of the four-game road trip.

DAWG BITES

AJ Guerrero recorded his fourth straight game with a home run, moving into a tie for the team lead with eight. He now has 41 in his career, tied for the third-most in Husky history.
Washington won its fifth Big Ten series at Northwestern this weekend.
Braeden Terry and Casen Taggart extended their on-base streaks to 19 straight games.
Sam DeCarlo has the longest active hitting streak, currently sitting at seven games. AJ Guerrero and Braeden Terry are both on six-game hitting streaks.