Wake Forest Baseball Stays Alive in NCAA Tournament

Wake Forest's baseball team secured a critical victory on Saturday, defeating Binghamton to avoid elimination in the Morgantown Regional. The Demon Deacons offense was on full display, pounding out 15 hits in the contest. Seven different players recorded hits, contributing to a strong performance that kept their NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

The Demon Deacons established an early lead, scoring in four consecutive innings after a quiet first inning. By the end of the fourth inning, Wake Forest had built a commanding 10-0 advantage. The team's offensive prowess was further highlighted by eight extra-base hits, including seven doubles and one home run.

Wake Forest's pitching staff also delivered a solid performance. Starter Cameron Bagwell pitched through four clean innings before encountering trouble in the fifth. The bullpen, including Zach Johnston and Blake Morningstar, shut down Binghamton's offense, allowing no runs. The team also executed three double plays defensively.

With this win, Wake Forest advances to play another elimination game on Sunday, May 31, at 12 pm ET. They will face the loser of the West Virginia versus Kentucky game. A subsequent victory would move them to the Regional Final later that day.