Tuesday, March 31
Corvallis, Ore.
5:35 p.m. PT
University of Washington
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Oregon State
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Washington Throttles No. 9 Oregon 18-2 In Corvallis
March 31, 2026 | Baseball
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Huskies demolished No. 9 Oregon State by 16 runs on Tuesday, taking down the Beavers 18-2 at Goss Stadium. It's the first win for Washington at Oregon State since 2018 and the most runs the Huskies have put up in a game his season.
Washington improves to 13-15 on the season with the win.
The Huskies jumped in front immediately, scoring four runs in the first, punctuated by a Daniel Porras two run homer. It was his sixth bomb of the year and the start of a massive night at the plate for the freshman.
Porras finished his day going 3-4 with two runs batted in and a walk. He was one of two Huskies to close the day with three hits, joined by Colton Bower who went 3-5 with a double and a triple.
Liam Lierman made his first career start and diced up the Beavers, forcing grounders and fly outs along with three strikeouts in his career-high 5.1 innings pitched. In total, the freshman faced 22 batters and forced eight fly outs, four ground outs, and one double play while allowing just three hits and one run.
The Huskies followed up the four spot in the first inning with five more in the third, but the Dawgs weren't done there. After two in the sixth and one in the seventh, Washington plated six runs in the eighth, the most runs the team has scored in a single inning this season.
The Huskies were slugging up and down the lineup, with all but one starter recording at least one hit or RBI.
In addition to Bower's and Porras's three hit nights, Jackson Hotchkiss, Braeden Terry, Mic Paul, and Alex Pearson each added two-hit performances in Corvallis.
Landon Young, who pinch hit for Sam DeCarlo in the eighth inning, launched the second home run of his career to conclude the scoring on the night. He brought home Bower and Terry to make it a three-run shot.
Carson Boesel pitched 2.2 innings in relief, allowing just two hits and a run while striking out three batters. Jaxson Gore closed out the ninth inning by retiring the side in order, including one punchout.
The Huskies return to action on Thursday, beginning a three-game series with Valparaiso. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m.
DAWG BITES
Washington improves to 13-15 on the season with the win.
The Huskies jumped in front immediately, scoring four runs in the first, punctuated by a Daniel Porras two run homer. It was his sixth bomb of the year and the start of a massive night at the plate for the freshman.
Porras finished his day going 3-4 with two runs batted in and a walk. He was one of two Huskies to close the day with three hits, joined by Colton Bower who went 3-5 with a double and a triple.
Liam Lierman made his first career start and diced up the Beavers, forcing grounders and fly outs along with three strikeouts in his career-high 5.1 innings pitched. In total, the freshman faced 22 batters and forced eight fly outs, four ground outs, and one double play while allowing just three hits and one run.
The Huskies followed up the four spot in the first inning with five more in the third, but the Dawgs weren't done there. After two in the sixth and one in the seventh, Washington plated six runs in the eighth, the most runs the team has scored in a single inning this season.
The Huskies were slugging up and down the lineup, with all but one starter recording at least one hit or RBI.
In addition to Bower's and Porras's three hit nights, Jackson Hotchkiss, Braeden Terry, Mic Paul, and Alex Pearson each added two-hit performances in Corvallis.
Landon Young, who pinch hit for Sam DeCarlo in the eighth inning, launched the second home run of his career to conclude the scoring on the night. He brought home Bower and Terry to make it a three-run shot.
Carson Boesel pitched 2.2 innings in relief, allowing just two hits and a run while striking out three batters. Jaxson Gore closed out the ninth inning by retiring the side in order, including one punchout.
The Huskies return to action on Thursday, beginning a three-game series with Valparaiso. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m.
DAWG BITES
- Washington demolished No. 9 Oregon State 18-2 on Tuesday. It was the most runs the Huskies have scored in a single game this season. Washington tied a season-high 17 hits in the win (March 8, at Indiana).
- It was the first win over Oregon State in Corvallis since March 23, 2018
- It's also Washington's first win over a top-10 opponent since a 5-2 win at No. 10 UCLA (April 11, 2025)
- Daniel Porras led the way offensively, going 3-4 with his sixth home run of the year. He leads the team in doubles (8) and is third in home runs (6).
- Liam Lierman made his first career start and threw 5.1 innings of one-run ball against No. 9 Oregon State.
- Colton Bower bagged his second triple of the year, bringing Washington's total triples up to 12, tied for the third-most in the NCAA
- Hotchkiss leads the team in batting average (.409), slugging percentage (.864), on base percentage (.474), hits (27), and home runs (8)
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Lierman, Liam (2-0)
L: Mendez, Connor (1-2)
Batting:
2B: Bower, Colton 1 ; Pearson, Alexander 1 ; Paul, Mic 1 ; DeCarlo, Sam 1
3B: Bower, Colton 1
HR: Young, Landon 1 ; Porras, Daniel 1
RBI: Cowan, Ty 1 ; Young, Landon 3 ; Terry, Braeden 3 ; Pearson, Alexander 4 ; Paul, Mic 1 ; Hotchkiss, Jackson 1 ; Porras, Daniel 2 ; DeCarlo, Sam 3
SF: Pearson, Alexander 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Bower, Colton 2 ; Young, Landon 1 ; Wilson, Blake 3 ; Terry, Braeden 2 ; Pearson, Alexander 1 ; Paul, Mic 2 ; Hotchkiss, Jackson 3 ; Porras, Daniel 3 ; DeCarlo, Sam 1
SB: Cowan, Ty 1 ; Pearson, Alexander 1 ; Paul, Mic 2
HBP: Wilson, Blake 1
Batting:
RBI: Glassco, Bryson 2
SF: Glassco, Bryson 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Singer, AJ 1 ; Inge, Tyler 1
SB: Talt, Easton 1
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