ORLANDO, Fla. – The Presbyterian College baseball team will complete their 2025 regular season slate with a trip to Orlando, Florida on Tuesday, May 13 for a midweek contest against the UCF Knights with a first pitch scheduled for 6 p.m. at the John Euliano Park.
 
GAMEDAY CENTRAL
Matchup: Presbyterian (17-32, Big South: 9-15) at UCF (27-24, Big 12: 8-19)
Location: John Euliano Park (Orlando, Fla.)
Date: Tuesday, May 13 at 6 p.m.

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ON THE MOUND 2025 STATS
Tuesday         PC               LHP Mason McDaniel          (1-1, 6.56 ERA, 23.1 IP, 17 BB, 15 K)
Tuesday         UCF             RHP Grant Siegel                (4-2, 4.08 ERA, 46.1 IP, 21 BB, 41 K)

SCOUTING THE KNIGHTS
- UCF has taken a 27-24 record with an 8-19 mark against Big 12 opponents.
- Junior outfielder DeAmez Ross leads the Knights offensively with a .355 batting average while recording 49 runs, 77 hits, 100 total bases, and a .431 on base percentage.
- Sophomore outfielder Andrew Williamson is the team's best power hitter with a .338 batting average, 67 hits, 18 doubles, three triples, 12 homers, 50 RBIs, and a .641 slugging percentage.
- Redshirt junior RHP Grant Siegel is projected to start on the mound for UCF. Over 46.1 innings of work, he has taken a 4.08 ERA, struck out 41 batters, while allowing 21 earned runs on 46 hits.
- UCF leads the Division I series between the two teams 9-3 after winning the 2015 series 2-1.
- The Knights are under the direction of second year head coach Rich Wallace.

ABOUT THE BLUE HOSE
- The Blue Hose have taken a 17-32 record with a 9-15 mark against Big South opponents with wins over Georgetown (x2), Le Moyne (x2), EMU (x2), Wofford, No. 23 Alabama, Winthrop, Gardner-Webb (x3), UNC Asheville (x2), Longwood (x2), and Charleston Southern.
- Redshirt sophomore infielder Trey Fenderson leads the Blue Hose offensively with a .377 batting average while recording 58 hits, 34 runs, 82 total bases, and a .476 on base percentage.
- Redshirt senior Ryan Ouzts has shown his strength as a power hitter this season with a team-leading nine homers, nine doubles, 25 RBIs, and a .491 slugging percentage.
- Junior LHP Mason McDaniel is projected to start at pitcher for the Blue Hose. Over 23.1 innings of work, he has amassed a 1-1 record with a 6.56 ERA while striking out 15 batters and allowing 17 earned runs on 33 hits.
- The Blue Hose are under the direction of 21st year head coach Elton Pollock.
 
ROLLISON'S RANGE
On Tuesday, April 15, freshman infielder Matthew Rollison went 4-for-5 at the plate while roping three doubles against Western Carolina. His performance ties the program's all-time single game record with three doubles in one game. He now joins the ranks of Jared Combs (5/16/09), Nick Guimbarda (5/20/17), Zac Rhinesmith (3/1/08), Brad Zebedis (2/19/11), and Nick Guimbarda (3/24/19).

HATS OFF FOR RANDOLPH
On Saturday, April 4, the Blue Hose baseball team defeated Longwood 15-8 in their series opener. Junior designated hitter Jake Randolph led the way for the Blue Hose as he posted a perfect six hits on six at bats. This marked the first time that any PC baseball player had taken more than five hits in a single game. Here is how it went down:
 
1. Single (First Inning)
2. Lead-off Homer (Third Inning)
3. RBI-Single (Fourth Inning)
4. Single (Fifth Inning)
5. Lead-off Single (Eighth Inning)
6. RBI-Single (Eighth Inning)

WON'T STOP WILLIAMS
Redshirt freshman right handed pitcher Tyrell Williams was named the Big South Freshman of the Week on March 31 following his standout performance the prior Friday. Williams was nearly flawless in PC's opener against UNC Asheville. He retired the first 12 batters he faced, pitching four perfect innings before finishing with seven strong frames. He allowed just three hits and one earned run while striking out two and issuing only one walk. Of the 25 batters he faced, he only allowed four on base while forcing 10 groundouts. His dominant outing helped secure an 8-3 victory for the Blue Hose and earned him his first win of the season—along with Big South Freshman of the Week honors.

ROLL HOSE
The Blue Hose delivered one of their most impressive performances of the season, taking down the previously undefeated No. 23 Alabama (16-1) with an 11-8 victory on the Crimson Tide's home field. Behind clutch pitching from Sean Hollister and key hits from Matthew Rollison, Trey Fenderson, Ryan Ouzts, and Mikah Conner, the Blue Hose handed Alabama its first loss of the year.

FIELDS' DAY
Fields played a pivotal role in the Blue Hose's 3-2 victory on Friday, shutting down the opposition over the final two innings. Entering the game in the top of the eighth with the score tied 2-2, he delivered a dominant performance, striking out five batters while allowing no hits or runs. His shutdown effort kept Le Moyne off the board, setting the stage for PC's walk-off win in the bottom of the ninth. His efforts earned his his first Big South Relief Pitcher of the Week award.

HOLY HOLLISTER
Before the start of the 2025 baseball season, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) released its 20th annual Preseason Stopper of the Year Watchlist, highlighting 76 of the nation's top relief pitchers. PC senior RHP Sean Hollister earned a place on the prestigious list following his standout performance last season. Hollister made 26 appearances during the 2024 season, logging 42.0 innings on the bump. He recorded 43 strikeouts, notching multiple strikeouts in 12 games. A season highlight came on April 21 against High Point, when he set a career high with five strikeouts. Hollister finished the year with a 2.79 ERA and three saves.
 
The senior went on to prove himself worthy of this achievement early in the 2025 season. Hollister was named Big South Relief Pitcher of the Week on March 11 after his performances in Presbyterian's wins over Wofford and No. 23 Alabama. He picked up two wins in as many appearances last week, posting a flawless ERA across 8.0 innings of work. He opened the week with 3.1 innings of relief in a 4-3 victory over Wofford, allowing four hits but no earned runs. He followed that with a dominant performance against No. 23 Alabama, tossing the final 4.2 innings while limiting the Tide to just one hit and no runs, adding two strikeouts to secure the win.