Oregon State (32-9) faces off against Hawai’i (20-18) on April 26, 2026, at 1:05 p.m. PT at Goss Stadium.
Game Highlights:
This match wraps up a three-game series, and excitement is in the air. Oregon State dominated in the previous game, winning 8-1. Tyler Inge shined with three hits, driving in two runs. Jacob Galloway got his first home run as a Beaver, and Ethan Kleinschmit led the pitching with five strikeouts.
Star Players:
On Sunday, Oregon State’s starting pitcher will be Eric Segura. He pitched impressively against Hawai’i last season, earning a win. In his last seven starts, Segura has a 1.26 ERA with 39 strikeouts in 35.2 innings. He’s shown incredible control, walking only 15 batters, resulting in a strong K/BB ratio of 2.96.
Series Overview:
So far in the series, the Beavers are hitting .385, with 27 hits, including eight doubles and two home runs. They’ve scored in 13 out of 16 innings and posted multiple runs in several innings during the first two games.
AJ Singer has also been a standout player, hitting .394 with three home runs and 17 RBIs over his last ten games.
Pitching Stats:
The Beaver’s pitching staff has been impressive, holding a 2.00 ERA in the series with a .161 batting average against them. Over the last ten games, the bullpen has maintained a 1.82 ERA, striking out 47 batters while walking just nine.
Attendance and Atmosphere:
The atmosphere at Goss Stadium has been electric, with 4,090 fans attending Saturday’s game—the fifth-largest crowd for a regular season game. This season, the Beavers have an impressive home record of 14-3, outscoring opponents 126-62.
The game will be broadcast on the Beaver Sports Network and can be streamed online through Pac-12 Insider.
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This matchup not only highlights the strong performances of individual players but also showcases the team as a whole. Fans can look forward to a thrilling conclusion to the series.
