GAMEDAY CENTRAL
WHAT: Presbyterian Blue Hose (25-22) vs Wofford Terriers (30-15)
WHERE: PC Baseball Complex (Clinton, S.C.)
WHEN: Tuesday, May 7 at 6:00 p.m.
THE SERIES (Since 2008): Wofford Leads 20-17

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ABOUT THE BLUE HOSE
- PC has tallied a 25-22 record so far this season with wins over St. Peter's (x4), St. Joseph's, St. Bonaventure (x2), Jackson State, Memphis, Longwood (x2), Gardner-Webb (x2), Radford (x3), Winthrop (x3), Georgia State, USC Upstate (x2), and Charleston Southern (x3).
- The team has recorded a .260 batting average and a 5.42 ERA over their 47 games this year.
- Joel Dragoo leads the Blue Hose offense with a .410 batting average over his 166 at bats so far this season. He has tallied 68 hits, 47 runs, 54 RBIs, and a .777 slugging percentage (18 doubles, two triples, and 13 home runs).
- Brody Fahr plays a key role for the Blue Hose as well. He has put up a .345 batting average over his 168 at bats while taking 52 runs, 58 hits, 35 RBIs, and a .494 slugging percentage (11 doubles, four triples, and two home runs).
- RHP Daniel Eagen leads the team with his impressive 96 strikeouts while throwing at a 2.72 ERA. Over his 56.1 innings on the mound, he has also tallied a 5-1 record and a 1.08 WHIP, while holding opponents to a .187 batting average.
- LHP Charlie McDaniel  has recorded a 3.27 ERA over his 74.1 innings pitched. He has also tallied 71 strikeouts while holding opponents to a .243 batting average.
 
SCOUTING THE TERRIERS
- Wofford enters the weekend with a 30-15 record including Big South Conference wins over Charleston Southern, Presbyterian, UNC Asheville, Winthrop, and Gardner-Webb.
- The team has recorded a .338 batting average and a 5.45 ERA over their 45 competitions this season.
- Fifth year infielder/outfielder Brice Martinez leads the Terrier's offense with a .393 batting average over 183 at bats this season. He has also tallied 72 hits, 50 runs, 47 RBIs, and a .585 slugging percentage.
- Zac Cowan is one of the leading pitchers for Wofford who has recorded a 3.08 ERA with 89 strikeouts over his 12 appearances and 76.0 innings on the mound.
- The Terriers are under the direction of head coach J.J. Edwards.
 
PRESBYTERIAN – WOFFORD SERIES
Tuesday's game will mark the 38^th time that these two teams will face off since Presbyterian joined Division I in 2008. PC fell to Wofford earlier this season at their place and are looking for revenge on their home field. The last time that the Blue Hose defeated the Terriers was back in the 2019 season where the team beat them three times. Wofford leads the all-time series between the two teams 20-17.

A RECORD BREAKING SEASON
- Joel Dragoo leads the team with his 13 home runs on the season. His most recent dinger against Charleston Southern placed him tied for first place in the program's Division I history for most homers in a single season. He also etched his name into the school's all-time record book tying for fifth place with his 13 home runs this year.
- Dragoo is also just one double away from signing his name in the record book again. He has totaled 18 doubles so far this season and he will tie for ninth place all-time and take third place in Division I history if he is able to get to 19.
- Another stat to look out for is the single season RBI records. Dragoo is currently at 54 himself which would rank him third in DI history and eighth all-time if the season were to end today. Brad Zebedis holds the Division I record with 57 RBIs in one season.
- Daniel Eagen has already taken the program's record for most strikeouts in a single game when he threw 14 punches against Radford earlier this season.
- Eagen has also put up an impressive 96 strikeouts this year which will give him the Division I record for most strikeouts in a single season with however many he ends with this year. He is also on track to take the all-time record as Richard Barkley holds the number one slot with his 99 strikeouts during the 2003 season.
 
MCDANIEL ALL THE TIME
Charlie McDaniel has excelled as a Saturday pitcher this season, significantly enhancing his career statistics as a four-year starter for PC. His start against Charleston Southern marked his 53rd appearance on the mound for the Blue Hose, a milestone that gave him the record for the most starts ever by a pitcher at Presbyterian College. McDaniel will continue to extend that record as we watch him play throughout the rest of the 2024 season.

BIG SOUTH WEEKLY AWARDS
- The Presbyterian College Blue Hose baseball player's Joel Dragoo, Daniel Eagen, and Tristan McGregor all earned Big South honors for their performances throughout the first week of the 2024 baseball season. Dragoo was awarded with Player of the Week, Eagen was named Starting Pitcher of the Week, and McGregor earned Freshman of the Week.
- Tristan McGregor earned his second Big South Freshman of the Week award on March 4 following his efforts against St. Bonaventure.
- Daniel Eagen was named Big South Starting Pitcher of the Week after his performance in Presbyterian's 6-2 victory over Gardner-Webb on March 28. He pitched for 5.0 innings while throwing 11 strikeouts and holding batters to no runs and just one hit.
- Joel Dragoo was named Big South Player of the Week for the second time this season on April 8 after his performance in Presbyterian's conference sweep over the Radford Highlanders.
- Daniel Eagen went back to back weeks with the Starting Pitcher of the Week title after tailing a new career-best of 14 strikeouts in PC's first win over the Highlanders.
- Eagen made history the following week, being the first player in program history to earn three consecutive and four total Big South Starting Pitcher of the Week Accolades.
- Once again, Dragoo's name was called as the Big South Player of the Week on April 29. His extraordinary performance on the diamond that week helped the Blue Hose secure a win over the Georgia State Panthers and beat the USC Upstate Spartans in their conference series.
- Eagen continues to dominate for the Blue Hose's defense week-by-week as he earned his fifth Big South Starting Pitcher of the Week Title continuing to show that he is one of the top pitchers in the conference.