Braeden Terry Two-Run Homer Walks Off Series Sweep Of Purdue

Sunday, April 6

Seattle, WA

11:02 AM

University of Washington

16-17, 0

Purdue

20-11, 0

Purdue

Washington

Braeden Terry Two-Run Homer Walks Off Series Sweep Of Purdue

April 06, 2025 | Baseball

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By: UW Athletic Communications

SEATTLE – The Huskies completed their first sweep of the season and first Big Ten sweep in program history on Sunday with a 5-3 walk-off win over Purdue at Husky Ballpark. Braeden Terry was the home run hero, launching the ball 393 feet to right field to claim the third win of the weekend for Washington.

The Huskies improve to 16-17 on the season and 8-4 in Big Ten play while Purdue drops to 20-11 and 3-9 in conference games.

Terry's home run was his second in as many days after tagging a two-run shot in Saturday's game. He now has three homers on the season.

Justin Tims made his sixth start of the season on Sunday, putting together one of his best performances to date. The freshman logged a career-high 6.0 innings pitched and eight strikeouts with zero walks.

Reilly McAdams earned the win, closing out the final three frames of the game. He allowed one hit and one run while striking out two batters.

The Boilermakers scored first, plating runs in the fourth and sixth innings to take a 2-0 lead. In the bottom of the sixth, Braeden Terry hit a double to right center and came home off an RBI single from Blake Wilson to put the Dawgs on the board.

In the seventh inning, Terry earned a bases-loaded walk to collect another RBI and tie the game before a balk by the Purdue pitcher put the Huskies up, 3-2.

The eighth inning saw Purdue tie the game again, 3-3 and set the stage for the dramatic finish in the bottom of the ninth.

Braeden Terry and Jackson Hotchkiss each recorded two hits on the day to lead the team. Terry also contributed three of Washington's four RBIs.

With the win, Washington improves to 8-4 in the Big Ten, fourth in the overall standings. The Dawgs trail only Iowa (12-2), No. 14 UCLA (10-2), and No. 15 Oregon (10-4).

The Huskies return to action on Tuesday, hosting Seattle U at Husky Ballpark with first pitch set for 6:02 p.m.

DAWG BITES

Braeden Terry hit a home run in back-to-back games against Purdue, batting in the winning runs in both Saturday's and Sunday's games
Terry recorded three of Washington's four RBIs on Sunday
Justin Tims pitched a career-best 6.0 innings and eight strikeouts against zero walks
13 Huskies have produced 70 multiple hit games (Guerrero – 11, Kole - 9, DeCarlo - 9, Bower - 6, Taggart - 7, Terry - 7, Wilson - 5, Knight - 5, Hotchkiss - 4, Whitton - 3, Sanders - 2, Henning – 2, Blanchard - 1)
12 Huskies have generated 43 multi-RBI games, with Trevor Kole and Casen Taggart leading the way (Kole – 7, Taggart – 7, Guerrero – 6, Knight – 5, Hotchkiss – 4, Wilson - 3, Terry - 4, Bower - 2, Whitton - 2, Blanchard - 2, Sanders - 1, DeCarlo - 2)
Guerrero's home run against St. John's moved him into sole possession of fourth in the Husky home run record book with 37 career home runs (T-1. 42, Kyle Conley, 2006-09; T-1. 42, Ed Erickson, 1997-00; 3. 41, Zach Clem, 2003-06; 5. 36, Will Simpson, 2020-23)
The Huskies have turned 24 double plays this season, ranking 50th in the NCAA
64 of Washington's 166 RBIs have come from new transfer players (Trevor Kole – 19, Casen Taggart – 19, Malakhi Knight – 14, Julian Sanders – 8, Carson Crawford- 1)
19 Huskies have made their program debuts (Banks, Brandenburg, Bronzini, Bujacich, Crawford, Curran, Denomme, Gilbert, Henning, Hotchkiss, Knight, Kole, Nichols, O'Neal, Sanders, Taggart, Thomas, Tims, W. Woodward)