UT baseball defeats Bentley with 7-run third inning in NCAA tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 31, 2026, 3:04 AM
Last updated May 31, 2026
The University of Tampa baseball team secured a victory over Bentley during the NCAA Division II tournament in Cary, North Carolina. The game saw a decisive 7-run inning that propelled UT to a comfortable win, marking Brayden Woodburn's third consecutive tournament appearance. The team aims for a national title after previously winning two championships. This victory sets the stage for their continued pursuit of a third straight championship as they move forward in the tournament.
- •University of Tampa scores 7 runs in the third inning
- •Brayden Woodburn participates in his third straight tournament
- •UT has won two previous national championships
- •The game takes place in Cary, North Carolina
- •UT aims to secure a third consecutive title
- 3:04 AMYahoo Sports — UT baseball rides 7-run 3rd to rout of Bentley in NCAA Division II tourney
"CARY, NC — Brayden Woodburn has two national championship rings and is making his third straight trip to the NCAA Division II baseball tournament. But even he admitted to having a case of the nerves Saturday as he and the University of Tampa baseball team began their run at a three-peat.
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