On Tuesday, George Mason University's baseball team achieved an impressive feat by scoring 23 runs in one inning during a game against Holy Cross, setting a new NCAA Division I record that hadn't been broken in 42 years. The Patriots' remarkable second inning featured a succession of 28 batters, resulting in 11 hits, including 7 singles and 4 doubles, alongside 8 walks and 5 hit-by-pitch incidents. The previous record was held by several teams, including Valparaiso and Wichita State. This victory marked the Patriots' sixth consecutive win, with a staggering combined score of 89-27 over their recent games.
George Mason University baseball team made history by scoring 23 runs in a single inning against Holy Cross, surpassing a 42-year-old NCAA Division I record.
In a record-setting second inning, 28 batters stepped up for George Mason, resulting in a phenomenal mix of hits, walks, and hit batsmen.
The previous NCAA Division I record for runs in an inning was 21, with notable teams like Valparaiso and Wichita State achieving the feat.
This victory contributes to George Mason's six-game winning streak, where they have outscored opponents by a significant margin of 89-27.
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