Wofford is set to face off against its second-straight former SoCon foe in Elon this weekend. The Terriers lost a tight 9-8 midweek battle at the College of Charleston on Tuesday to enter the weekend at 12-5. The Phoenix are 7-9 and fresh off a 10-1 midweek triumph over Radford at home. The programs are quite familiar as Elon used to be a SoCon member and holds a 32-14-1 all-time record against Wofford in a series that dates back to 1916. The Terriers won the last meeting 15-9 last season in Elon behind a seven-run sixth inning. That was the first meeting between the teams since Elon left the SoCon for the CAA, and this weekend will mark the first three-game series between the teams since the Phoenix's departure. The series is a split location set with the first two contests slated to take place in Elon, and the Sunday finale will be at Russell C. King Field.
 
Probable Pitchers
Friday: Wofford's RHP Branton Little (2-1, 4.71 ERA) vs. Elon's RHP Justin Mitrovich (1-0, 1.52 ERA)
Saturday: Wofford's RHP Cullen Condon (0-0, 6.91 ERA) vs. Elon's RHP Hank Krift (1-3, 6.75 ERA)
Sunday: Wofford's LHP Dylan Rhadans (0-0, 3.00 ERA) vs. Elon's RHP Declan Lavelle (2-2, 5.09 ERA)
 
Quick Hits
• The 2024 SoCon Championship was Wofford's second tournament title in program history (2007).
• Wofford's 12-5 triumph over No. 23 Kentucky is the program's first ranked win since besting No. 18 Dallas Baptist in 2022.
• Ryan Wynn hit for the cycle in the series finale on opening weekend against Ohio, marking the third cycle in program history.
• Six of the seven qualified Terriers are batting over .300 with Adam Haber and Harrison Campi tied for the lead at .365 each.
• Adam Haber currently ranks as the third-toughest player to strikeout in the SoCon with a rate of one every 10.4 at-bats.
• Champ Davis is second in the SoCon and 20th nationally with a 0.83 ERA.
• The Terriers have been hit 42 times at the plate, eighth most in the nation.
• Wofford was selected third in the SoCon preseason poll behind only UNCG and Samford.
• 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.
 
Say Hey, Haber
Adam Haber has settled in nicely after being a JuCo transfer to Wofford last season. As a senior in 2025, Haber is hitting .365 to currently tie for the team lead with Harrison Campi. Haber has a good eye at the dish, striking out only five times on the season while working 10 walks. With a strikeout rate of one every 10.4 at-bats, Haber ranks as the third-toughest player to strikeout in the conference. The outfielder owns 19 hits with four doubles, adding 11 runs, seven RBI, and a perfect 4-for-4 on steals. Haber has been consistent at the beginning of the campaign, posting a current 13-game on-base streak. Haber is a situational guru for Wofford, posting a .360 (9-for-25) average with runners on base alongside a .370 clip (10-for-27) with the bases empty. When runners are in scoring position, Haber clutches up with a .353 mark (6-for-17), and he hits .313 (5-for-16) with two outs.
 
Nothing for Free
While drawing plenty of walks at the dish, Wofford does not issue many on the mound., and this has been a consistent trend for several seasons now. This season, Wofford has issued just 55 walks compared to 138 strikeouts hurled. This comes out to a 3.44 walks per nine innings rate, best in the SoCon and 25th in the country. No Terrier hurler has issued more than nine total walks this season with 14 of the 16 to pitch so far owning five or less. Wofford's lack of free passes issued aids in a 2.51 strikeout-to-walk ratio, second best in the conference and 50th in the country. The Terriers only have two games with more than four walks issued. Reliever Champ Davis has paced the team with a walks per nine innings rate of 2.08, ninth best in the conference. He has issued just five free passes in 21.2 innings of work, compared to his 20 strikeouts.
 
In Layman's Terms
James Layman has patiently waited his turn at Wofford, and now he is shining. Layman did not see action as a freshman and played sparingly last season. As a junior in 2025, he is breaking out with a .320 batting average, .469 on-base mark, and .360 slugging clip. Layman is a near perfect 9-for-10 on the basepaths, ranking eighth in the SoCon. He adds in 16 total hits with 19 runs, 10 RBI, and 10 walks. His 19 runs rank 11th in the SoCon.
 
I'll be Bak
Sophomore Tyler Bak is breaking out after a stellar freshman season in which he earned SoCon All-Freshman Team honors. Bak is hitting .282 in 14 games, 13 starts, tallying 11 hits with 11 runs, eight RBI, and a .491 on-base mark. He is a perfect 9-of-9 on steals, ranking eighth in the SoCon and 52nd in the nation. Patient at the dish as well, Bak owns 14 walks to check in at 12th in the league. He has been consistent, owning a current 13-game on-base streak.
 
On Deck
Wofford will play a pair of midweeks away from home against a Big South duo. First, the Terriers travel to Asheville, North Carolina, to face UNC Asheville on Tuesday, March 18. First pitch is set for 5:00 p.m. Wofford returns to Palmetto State the following day for a match-up in Greenville, South Carolina, at Fluor Field against USC Upstate. First pitch against the crosstown foe is set for 6:00 p.m. at the home of the Greenville Drive. The Terriers then return home to host Villanova in a three-game weekend set at Russell C. King Field.