Rhode Island Starters
Olmo (RF), Foreman (1B), Hess (2B), Figueroa (3B), Powell (CF), Gardella (DH), Corin (LF), Livingston (C), O'Neil (SS), Wessel (P)   

Maryland Lineup
K.Smith (SS), Nickens (CF), Dunn (2B), Cieri (DH), Bechtold (3B), Papio (RF), Sorrels (LF), Biondic (1B), Morris (C), Shaffer (P)  

How it Happened
Maryland (3-3) rallied back from a 7-2 deficit, using an eight-run fifth inning to take over the lead at 10-7. The Terps added a solo shot in the bottom of the sixth to push it to 11-7. 

Rhode Island (1-5) chipped away in the top of the eighth as Matt O'Neil (single), Ryan Olmo (error) and Connor Foreman (walk) loaded the bases for Chris Hess, who singled to center to drive in O'Neil. All runners then advanced on a wild pitch, making it 11-9 before an RBI single by Jordan Powell plated Foreman and cut Maryland's lead to one (11-10). Powell then stole second to eliminate the double-play, but that was as close as Rhody would get as a strike out and a groundout ended the threat with Powell and Hess on second and third.

The Terps went on to score three more in the bottom of the eighth for the eventual 13-10 win.

Rhode Island had led 4-0 in the top of the third - and 7-2 after four and a half - but was unable to recapture the lead after Maryland's fifth-inning outburst. 

Inside the Box Score

• Each player in the lineup reached base at least once for the Rams, who combined for a season-high 11 hits. 
• Eight of nine players scored at least one run, while nine runners were stranded on base.
• Senior Connor Foreman - who was the lone player without a hit - drew three walks and scored a pair of runs for the Rams.
• Sophomore Jordan Powell also crossed the plate twice, going 3-for-5 and driving in three runs.
• Junior Martin Figueroa went 2-for-5 with an RBI and one run scored.
• Senior Chase Livingston drove in a career-high four runs for Rhode Island, three of which came on his fifth-inning home run. The round-tripper was the second of his career and first since his freshman season.
• Senior Ryan Olmo led off the third inning with his team-leading fourth double of the season.
• Redshirt junior Mike Corin reached three times - on a double and two walks.
• Sophomore reliever Nick Johnson was charged with the loss as he was responsible for Nick Cieri's fifth-inning grand slam that gave the Terps the lead for good.
• Maryland's Ryan Selmer tossed 2.2 innings of relief to earn the win while Robert Galligan recorded the final six outs of the game for the save.
• Rhode Island scored more runs in the series finale (10) than it had in the previous five games combined (8). Similarly, Maryland's 13 runs matched the Terrapins combined offensive output from their first five games of the season.
• The Rams and Terps combined for 23 runs (22 earned) in Game 3, after combining to score just four (one earned) over the first two games of the series.

Up Next
The Rams return to action next weekend, when they travel to Winthrop for a three-game set against the Eagles.