After a pair of midweek games, including the team's first road tilt of the season, Wofford returns home to host Le Moyne for three games. The Terriers defeated UNC Asheville 9-5 at home on Tuesday before dispatching Davidson 13-6 on the road on Wednesday to enter at 8-1. Le Moyne comes into the weekend at 0-7 after losing three games to Big South opposition last weekend with no midweek matchup. Wofford and Le Moyne have never met before.
 
Probable Starters
Friday: Wofford's RHP Branton Little (1-0, 2.25 ERA) vs. Le Moyne's RHP Bobby McBride (0-0, 2.45 ERA)
Saturday: Wofford's RHP Cullen Condon (0-0, 4.50 ERA) vs. Le Moyne's LHP Max Parker (0-2, 6.55 ERA)
Sunday: Wofford is TBD vs. Le Moyne's RHP AJ Petraitis (0-1, 3.97 ERA)
 
Quick Hits
• The 2024 SoCon Championship is Wofford's second tournament title in program history (2007).
• The Terriers earned their first NCAA Regional win with a 5-2 victory over LIU in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
• Ryan Wynn hit for the cycle in the series finale against Ohio, marking the third cycle in program history.
• All six qualified Terriers are batting over .300, with Harrison Campi's .500 clip leading the way.
• Champ Davis is fourth in the SoCon with a 0.79 ERA.
• The Terriers have been hit 27 times at the plate, fourth most in the nation.
• Wofford was selected third in the SoCon preseason poll behind only UNCG and Samford.
• Eight Terriers were selected to the Preseason All-SoCon Teams, most in the conference.
• Kenny Michaels, David Wiley, and Andrew Mannelly earned first-team recognition. The second team featured Dylan Rhadans, Alec Bouchard, Champ Davis, Lucas Manning, and Tyler Hare.
• Marshall Toole was drafted in the 15th round by the New York Yankees in the 2024 MLB Draft. He is Wofford's 19th draft selection.
• With 147 steals last season, Wofford has stolen 100 or more bases in 11-straight full seasons dating back to 2013, the longest active streak in Division I.
 
Going on the Offensive
The Wofford offense was almost unstoppable in 2024, and the Terriers are once again touting an impressive offensive force in 2025. The Terrier offense has scored in double figures in three games. Wofford owns a .455 on-base percentage, second in the league and 16th nationally. All six qualified Terriers are batting over .300 with Harrison Campi leading the way at .500. He checks in at second in the conference and 31st nationally. Joining him over .300 are James Layman (.379), David Wiley (.355), Adam Haber (.348), Ryan Wynn (.308), and Hunter Herndon (.308).
 
 
The Con Man
Freshman Cullen Condon has burst onto the scene quickly to open his career. Condon was named the game two starter, making his debut almost immediately to start the season. Despite a tough first inning against Ohio, Condon settled in nicely afterward. The freshman posted a quality bounce-back outing against Army with a career-high 10 punchouts in 6.0 innings. With just one run allowed, he earned a quality start. Those 10 punchouts are tied for the most by a Terrier freshman in the program's Division I era. Overall on the season, Condon has a 4.50 ERA with a team-leading 14 strikeouts, which rank fifth in the SoCon. Those strikeouts are the most by a freshman in the SoCon and the seventh most by a freshman in the entire country. With a 12.60 strikeouts per nine innings clip, Condon is seventh the league. He is also third with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 7.00.
 
Debuts and Firsts
Several Terriers have made their debuts and notched firsts so far this season. Offensively, Harrison Campi leads the way after redshirting last year as a freshman. The sophomore has played in eight games and clubbed his first homer and tallied a walk-off hit. Hunter Herndon, a transfer from Sewanee, hit his first long ball as a Terrier at Davidson. Tyler Bak added his first-career homer in that Davidson game. Lucas Grantham, Tanner Hardin, Cade Collins, and Ben Timblin are all freshmen to have debuted and tallied their first collegiate hits. On the bump, Cullen Condon has dazzled as a freshman, notching two starts with his first collegiate strikeouts. Carter Rasmussen, a transfer from Brown, has shined out of the bullpen with 11 punchouts to rank second on the squad behind Condon's 14. Austin Laughlin made his collegiate debut out of the bullpen against UNC Asheville and recorded the win with three punchouts. Wes Estes struck out the side in his debut inning against Davidson.
 
The Champ
Champ Davis has been a key piece of the Wofford bullpen since midway through last season. After dropping his arm slot to a sidearm delivery last year, Davis saw significant success to finish the season, and he has carried that momentum into this season. Davis has pitched four times this season and leads the team with a 0.79 ERA, fourth in the SoCon. He is second in the conference in appearances, 56th nationally. With two wins, he is tied for the SoCon lead, and he also owns a save. Opposing batters are hitting just .195 off Davis.
 
On Deck
Wofford begins a stretch of seven consecutive road games, first playing a midweek tilt at Presbyterian. First pitch in Clinton, South Carolina, is set for 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 4. Wofford will then hit the road to face SEC foe Kentucky for a three-game set in Lexington over the weekend.