The Belmont University baseball team kicked off its final Ohio Valley Conference schedule in a three-game home series against Austin Peay State University over the weekend. Winning their first game Friday at E.S. Rose Park, the Bruins fell short in a close matchup Saturday but quickly rebounded in Sunday’s contest to secure the at-home stretch. Hitting the ball effectively, the Bruins recorded a home run in all three games, each from a different player. Designated hitter Tomm

Belmont baseball went to bat against Vanderbilt University with optimism but got hit with a 4-13 loss Tuesday. Playing at the neutral site of First Horizon Park, the neighboring Nashville teams had equal opportunity to showcase their talent without the pressure of a fan bias. In fact, there were no fans at all in the park Tuesday, after inclement weather forecasts moved the game up from 6 p.m. to 12 p.m., and staffing issues forced the doors to close to the Bruin and Commodor

VNN’s A.J. Wuest gives us an inside look to one of the most anticipated games of Belmont baseball’s season: Bruins versus Commodores. — This video posted by Chandler Maynard. #baseballpreview #video #VanderbiltUniversity #VandyBoys #FirstHorizonPark #Baseball202122

Belmont grew its win streak Wednesday, blowing down Lipscomb in the season’s first Battle of the Boulevard. Standing on an 8-1 record and receiving four votes in the USA Today baseball coaches poll Monday, the Belmont baseball team played its first road game of the season at nearby Ken Dugan Field. The Bruins defeated the Bisons 5-1 to extend their runaway victory streak to nine, marking the team’s longest since 2015. The battle began in red-hot fashion for the Bruins as soph