2023 Roster - By Name

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T                                                       PY
R No Name                  Pos     B-T  Hgt   Wgt  Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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* 37 Andrew Armstrong      P       L-L  6-2   153  Jr   **   Flowery Branch, Ga. (Flowery Branch)
* 16 Jaime Arnold          P       L-L  6-1   180  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
  35 Jason Avila           OF      L-R  5-8   195  Fr        Riverdale, Ga. (Redan)
* 15 Brett Barfield        P       R-L  6-2   215  Fr        Cumming, Ga. (North Forsyth)
* 33 Ben Barrett           P-OF    R-R  6-4   225  Fr        Orlando (First Academy)
* 42 David Barrett         P       R-R  6-0   199  Jr-R *    Sarasota (Sarasota/State College of Florida)
* 17 Jackson Baumeister    P       R-R  6-4   226  So   *    Jacksonville (Bolles)
  38 Derek Bermudez        IF-OF   R-R  6-0   195  Fr        Miramar (West Broward)
  43 Nick Biasi            P       L-L  5-9   190  Fr        Hazleton, Pa. (Hazleton Area)
* 26 Cade Bush             IF      R-R  6-3   232  So   *    Palm Beach Gardens (Palm Beach Gardens)
*  4 Gunnett Carlson       C-OF    L-R  5-10  195  Fr        Tampa (Berkeley Prep)
*  3 Jordan Carrion        IF      R-R  6-1   156  Jr   *    Miami (American Heritage-Plantation/Florida)
* 40 Joe Charles           P       R-R  6-3   221  So-R *    Celebration (TNXL Academy/North Carolina)
*  5 Wyatt Crowell         P       L-L  6-0   170  Jr   **   Cumming, Ga. (West Forsyth)                 had Tommy John surgery
* 31 Ryan Denison          P       R-R  6-4   217  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
*  7 Jaime Ferrer          C-OF    R-R  6-1   222  So   *    Bayamon, P.R. (Florida Virtual School)
* 19 Drake Flowers         P       R-R  6-4   220  Fr        Jupiter (Cardinal Newman)
* 30 Davion Hickson        P       R-R  6-3   198  Fr        Jacksonville (IMG Academy)
* 25 McGwire Holbrook      C       R-R  6-1   220  Jr        Orlando (Bishop Moore/West Virginia)
* 18 Sebastian Jimenez     C       R-R  6-4   240  So-R *    Miami (Coral Reef)
*  2 Titan Kamaka          IF      R-R  6-0   178  Fr        Orlando (West Orange)
* 20 Doug Kirkland         P       R-R  5-11  212  Jr-R *    Orlando (TNXL Academy)
  23 Mason McDougall       P-OF    L-L  6-1   179  Fr        Wesley Chapel (Wiregrass Ranch)
* 21 Carson Montgomery     P       R-R  6-3   205  Jr   **   Windermere (Windermere)
*  1 Connor Moore          IF      R-R  6-1   188  So   *    Macclenny (Saint Johns Country Day)
* 32 Santiago Ordonez      C       R-R  5-8   195  Fr        Parkland (Stoneman Douglas)
*  8 Brennen Oxford        P       R-L  6-2   200  Sr-R      Durham, N.H. (Oyster River/Wake Forest)
* 38 Jude Putz             IF      R-R  6-0   158  Fr-R      Kansas City, Mo. (Bishop Miege/Arkansas)
*  9 Treyton Rank          IF      R-R  6-1   215  So   *    Buford, Ga. (Buford)
* 27 DeAmez Ross           OF      L-L  5-11  185  Fr        Melbourne (Eau Gallie)
* 24 Cam Smith             IF      R-R  6-3   221  Fr        Lake Worth (Palm Beach Central)
* 45 Jaden Stockton        P       R-R  6-5   197  Fr        Sarasota (IMG Academy)
  12 Conner Strickland     1B      R-R  6-2   210  Sr-R *    Bainbridge, Ga. (Bainbridge/East Georgia State College)
* 14 Jordan Taylor         OF      R-R  6-1   185  Fr        Jacksonville (Saint Johns Country Day)
* 22 James Tibbs           OF      L-L  6-0   205  So   *    Marietta, Ga. (Pope)
* 48 Lance Trippel         C-OF    R-R  6-2   195  Fr        Sarasota (Sarasota)
* 28 Colton Vincent        C       R-R  6-1   182  Sr-R **   Palmetto (Palmetto/College of Central Florida)
*  6 Brandon Walker        P       R-R  6-1   209  Jr-R ***  Tallahassee (North Florida Christian)
  41 Anthony Weeden        OF      L-L  5-10  180  So-R      Orlando (Edgewater)
* 13 Conner Whittaker      P       R-R  6-0   172  So   *    Sarasota (Sarasota)
* 46 Jordan Williams       OF      S-R  5-11  170  So        Odessa (Gaither/San Jacinto JC)

2023 Roster - By Number

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T                                                       PY
R No Name                  Pos     B-T  Hgt   Wgt  Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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*  1 Connor Moore          IF      R-R  6-1   188  So   *    Macclenny (Saint Johns Country Day)
*  2 Titan Kamaka          IF      R-R  6-0   178  Fr        Orlando (West Orange)
*  3 Jordan Carrion        IF      R-R  6-1   156  Jr   *    Miami (American Heritage-Plantation/Florida)
*  4 Gunnett Carlson       C-OF    L-R  5-10  195  Fr        Tampa (Berkeley Prep)
*  5 Wyatt Crowell         P       L-L  6-0   170  Jr   **   Cumming, Ga. (West Forsyth)                 had Tommy John surgery
*  6 Brandon Walker        P       R-R  6-1   209  Jr-R ***  Tallahassee (North Florida Christian)
*  7 Jaime Ferrer          C-OF    R-R  6-1   222  So   *    Bayamon, P.R. (Florida Virtual School)
*  8 Brennen Oxford        P       R-L  6-2   200  Sr-R      Durham, N.H. (Oyster River/Wake Forest)
*  9 Treyton Rank          IF      R-R  6-1   215  So   *    Buford, Ga. (Buford)
  12 Conner Strickland     1B      R-R  6-2   210  Sr-R *    Bainbridge, Ga. (Bainbridge/East Georgia State College)
* 13 Conner Whittaker      P       R-R  6-0   172  So   *    Sarasota (Sarasota)
* 14 Jordan Taylor         OF      R-R  6-1   185  Fr        Jacksonville (Saint Johns Country Day)
* 15 Brett Barfield        P       R-L  6-2   215  Fr        Cumming, Ga. (North Forsyth)
* 16 Jaime Arnold          P       L-L  6-1   180  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
* 17 Jackson Baumeister    P       R-R  6-4   226  So   *    Jacksonville (Bolles)
* 18 Sebastian Jimenez     C       R-R  6-4   240  So-R *    Miami (Coral Reef)
* 19 Drake Flowers         P       R-R  6-4   220  Fr        Jupiter (Cardinal Newman)
* 20 Doug Kirkland         P       R-R  5-11  212  Jr-R *    Orlando (TNXL Academy)
* 21 Carson Montgomery     P       R-R  6-3   205  Jr   **   Windermere (Windermere)
* 22 James Tibbs           OF      L-L  6-0   205  So   *    Marietta, Ga. (Pope)
  23 Mason McDougall       P-OF    L-L  6-1   179  Fr        Wesley Chapel (Wiregrass Ranch)
* 24 Cam Smith             IF      R-R  6-3   221  Fr        Lake Worth (Palm Beach Central)
* 25 McGwire Holbrook      C       R-R  6-1   220  Jr        Orlando (Bishop Moore/West Virginia)
* 26 Cade Bush             IF      R-R  6-3   232  So   *    Palm Beach Gardens (Palm Beach Gardens)
* 27 DeAmez Ross           OF      L-L  5-11  185  Fr        Melbourne (Eau Gallie)
* 28 Colton Vincent        C       R-R  6-1   182  Sr-R **   Palmetto (Palmetto/College of Central Florida)
* 30 Davion Hickson        P       R-R  6-3   198  Fr        Jacksonville (IMG Academy)
* 31 Ryan Denison          P       R-R  6-4   217  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
* 32 Santiago Ordonez      C       R-R  5-8   195  Fr        Parkland (Stoneman Douglas)
* 33 Ben Barrett           P-OF    R-R  6-4   225  Fr        Orlando (First Academy)
  35 Jason Avila           OF      L-R  5-8   195  Fr        Riverdale, Ga. (Redan)
* 37 Andrew Armstrong      P       L-L  6-2   153  Jr   **   Flowery Branch, Ga. (Flowery Branch)
  38 Derek Bermudez        IF-OF   R-R  6-0   195  Fr        Miramar (West Broward)
* 38 Jude Putz             IF      R-R  6-0   158  Fr-R      Kansas City, Mo. (Bishop Miege/Arkansas)
* 40 Joe Charles           P       R-R  6-3   221  So-R *    Celebration (TNXL Academy/North Carolina)
  41 Anthony Weeden        OF      L-L  5-10  180  So-R      Orlando (Edgewater)
* 42 David Barrett         P       R-R  6-0   199  Jr-R *    Sarasota (Sarasota/State College of Florida)
  43 Nick Biasi            P       L-L  5-9   190  Fr        Hazleton, Pa. (Hazleton Area)
* 45 Jaden Stockton        P       R-R  6-5   197  Fr        Sarasota (IMG Academy)
* 46 Jordan Williams       OF      S-R  5-11  170  So        Odessa (Gaither/San Jacinto JC)
* 48 Lance Trippel         C-OF    R-R  6-2   195  Fr        Sarasota (Sarasota)

Baumeister, Smith Earn All-ACC Honors.

May 22, 2023

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister and third baseman Cam Smith earned All-ACC recognition Monday as the league announced its end-of-year honors. Baumeister, a sophomore pitcher, was a third-team starting pitcher, while Smith was named to the All-Freshman Team.

Baumeister, from Jacksonville, finished 5-5 with a 5.09 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 69.0 innings. Baumeister started all 14 weekends and finished third in the league in strikeouts and was second in the ACC and 21st nationally with 12.39 strikeouts per nine innings. He was named the ACC and National Pitcher of the Week for his 14-strikeout performance against Clemson, leading the Noles to the series-opening victory. In his final appearance of the year, Friday at Louisville, Baumeister overcame an early deficit and pitched a career-high 8.0 innings as FSU rallied from a 4-0 hole to a 7-4 win.

Baumeister's 14 strikeouts were the most in a game for an ACC pitcher this season, and tied for eighth-most nationally. No Seminole pitcher has thrown more in a game since 2006.

Smith, from Lake Worth, Florida, hit .258 with eight doubles, a team-high five triples and 12 home runs. He finished second on the team in home runs, runs (39) and walks (21) and was third on the team in hits (54) and RBI (36).

Smith's five triples were the most for a Seminole freshman since 2014, and his 12 home runs were the most for a freshman since 2004. He is the first Seminole since Dylan Busby in 2016 with at least five triples and 12 home runs in a season. He became the first FSU player since Buster Posey in 2008 with back-to-back multi-home run games, when he did it against North Florida and Virginia Tech last month.

Against the Ospreys, Smith was 4-for-6 with two home runs, three RBI and five runs scored, the most runs in a game for a Seminole since Taylor Walls in 2017. Smith tied a school record with two triples against No. 4 Florida in Jacksonville. Twice this season Smith had at least three RBI, three hits and three runs in a game - against North Florida and at Jacksonville in his first career road game.

Smith started 51 of 54 games at third base.

2023 Conference Awards

2023 Noles in the Pros

2023 Schedule and Results

Jarrett Wins Debut as Noles Top Dukes.

by Jack Oliaro

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State (1-0) began the 2023 season with a 7-3 win over James Madison (0-1) on Friday night in Link Jarrett's first game as the head coach of the Seminoles. Wyatt Crowell took his eighth career win as he struck out four in 2.2 innings, while freshman DeAmez Ross and junior Jordan Carrion combined for six hits, five RBI and four runs scored.

Ross, making his collegiate debut, finished 3-for-5 with three RBI, three runs and two stolen bases. Carrion had three hits - including two doubles and a three-run single - two RBI and scored a run.

Carson Montgomery took the mound to start the game and pulled through 4.0 innings of work conceding three hits and one run. Sarasota native David Barrett came in relief and sent the first two batters packing on swinging strikeouts.

Brennen Oxford checked into the game to calm the storm with two runners in scoring position and one out. He walked Mike Mancini before Crowell stepped onto the mound where he pitched a double play with Smith collecting the grounder and tagging at third before lacing the third out to James Tibbs III.

Crowell then took command of the mound shutting down the Dukes side with four punchouts in the next two innings.

Cam Smith, a highly-touted freshman, started at third base and laced a triple 406 feet of the center field wall, just inches from his first career home run. Smith had four assists at third base and FSU turned three double plays to support its pitching.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• T1 | JMU 1, FSU 0 Cone scored from third on a double play
• B1 | JMU 1, FSU 1 Ross scored on a wild pitch
• B1 | JMU 1, FSU 2 Jimenez hit a sacrifice fly, scoring Smith
• B1 | JMU 1, FSU 3 Tibbs scored on a wild pitch
• B2 | JMU 1, FSU 4 Ross singled up the middle, scoring Williams
• B2 | JMU 1, FSU 5 Smith tripled to center, scoring Ross
• B3 | JMU 1, FSU 6 Jimenez scored on a wild pitch
• B3 | JMU 1, FSU 7 Williams hit a sac fly, scoring Carrion
• T6 | JMU 2, FSU 7 Trimble doubled to right, scoring Dunaway
• T6 | JMU 3, FSU 7 McDonald singled up the middle, scoring Trimble
• T6 | JMU 4, FSU 7 Cannizarro singled to shortstop, scoring McDonald
• B8 | JMU 4, FSU 9 Ross singled to left, scoring De Sedas and Vincent
• B8 | JMU 4, FSU 12 Carrion singled to right, scoring Ross and Tibbs, Ferrer scoring on a throwing error by SS
• T9 | JMU 5, FSU 12 Dunaway singled to left, scoring Calabrese
• T9 | JMU 7, FSU 12 Trimble doubled to right, scoring Novak and Dunaway

• Freshman center fielder DeAmez Ross led off for the Seminoles and singled on his third pitch. Ross, freshman third baseman Cam Smith and sophomore transfer Jordan Williams started in their FSU debuts, while designated hitter Sebastian Jimenez earned his first career start.
• Ross became FSU's first true freshman to start on Opening Day in center field since J.C. Flowers in 2017. He singled and scored a run in his first two at-bats and finished with three hits, three runs and three RBI.
• Smith made the score 5-1 in the second inning on a 406-foot triple off the top of the center field wall. Jimenez had a sacrifice fly in his first at-bat and singled in his second. Williams drew a walk and scored a run in his first plate appearance and tallied his first outfield assist to end the fifth inning.
• Jordan Carrion had three hits, including two doubles. It was Carrion's first career game with multiple doubles.
• Freshmen Jordan Taylor and Jaden Stockton and Wake Forest transfer Brennen Oxford made their FSU debuts.
• Link Jarrett won his first game as FSU's head coach. The Noles' 12 runs are the second-most for a Seminole coach in his debut and the most since a 21-1 win in 1952 in Ralph Matherly's first game.

Vincent, Whittaker Lift Noles Past James Madison.

by Jack Oliaro

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State (2-0) took their first weekend series win of the season over James Madison (0-2) in a 5-1 victory on Saturday afternoon at Dick Howser Stadium. Connor Whittaker earned his third career win as he worked the final five innings while Colton Vincent broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth inning with his first career home run.

Jackson Baumeister, a Jacksonville native, took the mound to start the game and kept the James Madison bats quiet during his start. After two runners came into scoring position with one out in the first, he struck the next two batters out swinging to leave the Dukes stranded.

He then retired the next four batters to make it six straight and finished the start with 4.0 innings of work on 60 pitches, striking out five hitters and conceding one run on two hits.

Whittaker pitched the remaining 5.0 innings on 72 pitches with four swinging strikeouts to notch his first win at home since April of last season against Florida.

Vincent chose a great time for his first career home run as he launched the 2-2 pitch up and over the right field fence and into Chieftan Way to give the Noles a one-run lead. FSU extended the lead with Jaime Ferrer's single up the middle that brought the top of the lineup home as DeAmez Ross and Cam Smith in. Ferrer scored the final run of the game after reaching on a single and scoring on Jordan Carrion base hit.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B3 | JMU 0, FSU 1 de Sadas scored on a groundout to first
• T5 | JMU 1, FSU 1 Mancini scored on fielders choice
• B6 | JMU 1, FSU 2 Vincent homered to right
• B6 | JMU 1, FSU 4 Ferrer singled up the middle, scoring Ross and Smith
• B8 | JMU 1, FSU 5 Carrion singled up the middle, scoring Ferrer

• After appearing as a pinch-hitter Friday but not recording a plate appearance, freshman Gunnett Carlson earned his first career start Saturday. He was 1-for-3 with a single into center in the eighth inning.
• Starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister made his first weekend start and third career start. He threw for 4.0 innings with 5 strikeouts, his career best in innings pitched and equaling his best for punchouts in a game.
• Colton Vincent's home run broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth inning. It was the first home run of his career.
• Conner Whittaker set a new career high with 5.0 innings pitched. He improved to 3-2 in his career.

Offense Explodes to Complete Sweep.

by Jack Oliaro

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State (3-0) finished the series with a 17-10 win to sweep James Madison (0-3)on Sunday afternoon on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. Doug Kirkland earned his first career win coming in relief for 2.1 innings while James Tibbs III and Jordan Carrion had perfect days at the plate with seven hits on seven combined at-bats.

Tibbs set career highs Sunday, going 4-for-4 with a double, triple, three runs and four RBI. His home run traveled 411 feet and the triple was the first of his career. Carrion continued his incredible opening weekend with a 3-for-3 day hitting a single, double, and triple in that order.

Jamie Arnold made his collegiate and Seminole debut as he started on the mound. The freshman ended the first frame with authority on a 3-2 swinging strikeout to end the inning, earning his first career punchout. He pitched for 2.2 innings on 52 pitches and finished with two strikeouts.

Kirkland came in for his first appearance since 2020 to finish off the third. He forced the flyout to Jaime Ferrer to end the frame and retired the next five batters to send it to the sixth inning. The Orlando native finished with 2.1 innings of work on 34 pitches, striking out one batter and allowing just one hit.

Andrew Armstrong made his second appearance of the season and retired the first four batters he saw. The junior pitched for a clean 2.0 innings with two punchouts and no hits. Freshmen Ryan Denison and Brett Barfield made their first appearances, Denison conceding just one hit on four batters. Brandon Walker closed for the final out.

Cam Smith broke the 3-3 tie with a crushing hit over the right field fence, his first career home run and third hit of the series. Freshman Titan Kamaka hit his long ball up 15-3 on his first career at-bat, also providing the first multi-run homer of the season.

Ferrer and Colton Vincent also had standout performances as both of them had two hits. Ferrer scored the game's first run with a double and singled in the fourth while Vincent hit an RBI double for the game's second and third runs before hitting a single to lead off the fifth inning.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | JMU 0, FSU 1 Ferrer doubled down the left side, scoring Tibbs III
• B2 | JMU 0, FSU 3 Vincent doubled to right, scoring Carrion and De Sedas
• T3 | JMU 1, FSU 3 Mancini doubled down the left side, scoring Schiavone
• T3 | JMU 2, FSU 3 Mancini scored on a groundout to first
• T3 | JMU 3, FSU 3 Lee singled to shallow right, scoring Dunaway
• B3 | JMU 3, FSU 4 Smith homered to right
• B3 | JMU 3, FSU 6 Carrion doubled down the left side, scoring Tibbs III and Ferrer
• B3 | JMU 3, FSU 7 De Sedas singled to right, scoring Carrion
• B4 | JMU 3, FSU 8 Tibbs III homered to center
• B4 | JMU 3, FSU 10 Carrion tripled to right, scoring Ferrer and Bush
• B5 | JMU 3, FSU 13 Tibbs III tripled to right, scoring Vincent and Ross, Tibbs III scoring on a throwing error by 2B
• B6 | JMU 3, FSU 15 Rank tripled to right, scoring Bush and Putz
• B8 | JMU 3, FSU 17 Kamaka homered to left, scoring Rank
• T9 | JMU 4, FSU 17 Steinburg scored on a groundout to first
• T9 | JMU 5, FSU 17 Peifer singled to the mound, scoring Mancini
• T9 | JMU 6, FSU 17 Dooley walked home on loaded bases
• T9 | JMU 7, FSU 17 Peifer scored on a fielding error by SS
• T9 | JMU 10, FSU 17 Steinburg doubled to left, scoring Trimble, Painter, and McDonald

• Jordan Carrion had two more extra-base hits Sunday, with a two-run double and two-run triple. The triple was the second of his career and he hit 7-for-11 with three doubles, a triple, seven RBI and three runs scored in the series against James Madison.
• James Tibbs III hit his first home run of the season and the first triple of his career. He was 4-for-4 with four RBI and three runs - all career bests - and finished a double shy of the cycle.
• Treyton Rank also hit his third career triple to score two runs. FSU had three triples for the first time since April 24, 2019 vs. Stetson. FSU's 20 hits are the most since the Noles had 20 vs. FAU in the 2019 Athens Regional.
• Dating to Saturday, Jaime Ferrer reached in five consecutive plate appearances, with two more hits and an HBP on Sunday.
• Designated hitter Cade Bush made his second career start - and first as DH. He recorded the first two hits of his career.
• Freshman pitcher Jamie Arnold made his first collegiate appearance and first start. He threw 2.2 innings with two strikeouts.
• Colton Vincent had a two-run double in the second inning. Through three games, Vincent is hitting 5-for-8 with three extra-base hits (two doubles, home run). In 58 games in 2022, Vincent had six XBH (all doubles).
• Doug Kirkland made his first appearance since 2020, pitching 2.1 innings for his first career win. Kirkland was injured prior to the 2021 season and his last game played was March 11, 2020 against Illinois State.
• Freshman Cam Smith broke a 3-3 tie with a solo home run to start the bottom of the third inning. He is the second Nole in two games to break a tie on his first career home run (Vincent).
• Freshmen Jude Putz, Lance Trippel, Ryan Denison, Titan Kamaka and Brett Barfield made their first career appearances. Putz and Trippel both drew walks in their first plate appearance in the sixth inning. Jordan Taylor earned his first career hit as a pinch hitter in the seventh inning, and Kamaka hit a two-run home in his first career at-bat in the eighth.

Fifteen Hits Lead Noles Past Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Florida State's (4-0) offense continued to shine Tuesday, recording 15 hits and scoring 11 runs in an 11-2 victory over Jacksonville (1-3) Tuesday night at John Sessions Stadium. Freshman DeAmez Ross tallied his second three-hit game of the season, while Cam Smith and Jordan Carrion both had three hits and three RBI in the evening.

The Seminoles are now averaging 11.3 runs per game this season. After the Dolphins took a 2-0 lead on a home run in the bottom of the second inning, FSU responded with five runs in the third and three more in the fourth inning. The only hit allowed by FSU freshman Ben Barrett was Chandler Howard's home run, and he struck out a batter in 2.0 innings in his collegiate debut.

Brennen Oxford (1-0) held Jacksonville off the board after FSU took the lead, working around an error in the third and a double in the fourth to strand runners. Along with Ross's three-hit day, Smith had a two-run double and solo home run, his second of the year; James Tibbs III tied the game on a two-run double; Carrion had three hits to improve to 10-for-16 on the year; and Jordan Williams had his first two hits of the season, including a two-run home run.

Williams is the fifth different Seminole with a home run this year, and four of them hit the first of their FSU careers. Smith is the only Nole with multiple homers.

Behind Oxford, FSU turned to David Barrett, Andrew Armstrong and Ryan Denison to close out the final four innings. The trio combined to allow just one hit and strike out six Dolphin hitters. FSU's three hits allowed were a season low.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B2 | JU 2, FSU 0 Howard home run, DeLamielleure scored
• T3 | JU 2, FSU 2 Tibbs III doubled, Ross & Smith scored
• T3 | JU 2, FSU 3 Carrion singled, Tibbs scored
• T3 | JU 2, FSU 5 Williams home run, Carrion scored
• T4 | JU 2, FSU 7 Smith doubled, Vincent & Ross scored
• T4 | JU 2, FSU 8 Ferrer reached on error, Smith scored
• T8 | JU 2, FSU 9 Smith home run
• T8 | JU 2, FSU 11 Carrion singled, Tibbs & Ferrer scored

• DeAmez Ross reached safely in his first four plate appearances, with three hits and a walk. He scored two runs.
• Jordan Williams capped FSU's five-run fifth inning with a two-run home run, his first hit as a Seminole. He is the fourth different player to hit his first career home run with FSU this season.
• Cam Smith has hit safely in all four games to begin his college career. Among his six hits, Smith has a single, two doubles, a triple and two home runs.
• After hitting 7-for-11 against James Madison to start the year, Jordan Carrion added three more hits Tuesday at Jacksonville. He has four doubles in four games and leads FSU with 10 RBI.
• Colton Vincent singled to extend his hitting streak to a career-high eight games, the longest active streak on the team.
• Freshman Ben Barrett made his college debut, pitching 2.0 innings. Reliever Brennen Oxford earned the win, the first of his career, and set career-bests with 3.0 innings and 6 strikeouts.

Baumeister, Crowell Dominate No. 8 TCU.

FORT WORTH, Texas - Florida State (5-0) beat No. 8 TCU (3-2) 10-1 Friday night at Lupton Stadium behind a strong performance from starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister (1-0). The sophomore - making his fourth career start and first on a Friday night - set career highs with 5.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts, allowing just one hit. The Noles broke a scoreless tie with three runs in the sixth inning against Ryan Vanderhei (0-1) and held TCU to just two hits after the Horned Frogs scored 45 runs in its first four games.

FSU's offense exploded over the final four innings, with three in the sixth, two in the eighth and five more to pull away in the ninth inning.

Baumeister was stellar in the best outing of his career, allowing just one hit and two walks in the contest. He left with a pair of runners on base when Wyatt Crowell entered and struck out Brayden Taylor, TCU's three-hole hitter who was hitting .529 entering Friday night.

Crowell allowed an unearned run in 3.1 innings, striking out a TCU batter to end the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. He earned his third career save.

Vanderhei had limited FSU to one hit through five innings - a Nander De Sedas double in the third inning - before Colton Vincent led off the sixth with a double. He moved to third on a DeAmez Ross single and scored on a wild pitch. Jaime Ferrer doubled with two outs to plate Ross and pinch-hitter Treyton Rank reached on an error that allowed Ferrer to score from second.

FSU added to its lead in the eighth inning, scoring a pair of runs for a 5-0 lead. James Tibbs III and Ferrer singled, and both runners scored on a Rank single and a Jordan Carrion sacrifice fly. In the ninth, Tibbs cleared the bases with a three-run double, Ferrer tacked on a run with his first triple of the season and scored on Rank's RBI groundout.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• T6 | FSU 1, TCU 0 Vincent scored on wild pitch
• T6 | FSU 2, TCU 0 Ferrer doubled, Ross scored
• T6 | FSU 3, TCU 0 Rank reached on error, Ferrer scored
• T8 | FSU 4, TCU 0 Rank singled, Tibbs scored
• T8 | FSU 5, TCU 0 Carrion sacrifice fly, Ferrer scored
• B8 | FSU 5, TCU 1 Davis grounded out, Green scored
• T9 | FSU 8, TCU 1 Tibbs III doubled, Vincent, Ross and Smith scored
• T9 | FSU 9, TCU 1 Ferrer tripled, Tibbs III scored
• T9 | FSU 10, TCU 1 Rank grounded out, Ferrer scored

• Florida State now has five triples in five games and are averaging 11.2 runs per game. TCU scored 45 runs over the first four games, including 18 against No. 8 Arkansas and 11 vs. No. 10 Vanderbilt.
• Jackson Baumeister set career-highs with 5.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts. It was his first career Friday night start. Wyatt Crowell closed the game with 3.1 innings pitched for his third career save.
• Jaime Ferrer's double extended his on-base streak to 18 games, the longest of his career and longest active streak on the team. Ferrer finished a home run shy of the cycle after hitting his second career triple in the ninth inning. He is the third Seminole this season with three hits, three RBI and three runs in a game (DeAmez Ross vs. James Madison, Cam Smith vs. Jacksonville).
• Second baseman Nander De Sedas doubled in his first at-bat and was the first baserunner of the game, with one out in the third inning. It was his first extra-base hit of the season and he finished 2-for-4 Friday.
• Colton Vincent led off the sixth inning with a double, his third of the year. He extended his hitting streak to a career-high nine games, the longest active streak on the team.
• DeAmez Ross followed Vincent's double with a single. He has reached safely in the first five games of his FSU career and was 2-for-5 with a single and double against TCU.
• Jordan Carrion's sacrifice fly was his team-best 11th RBI of the season. Cam Smith extended his on-base streak to the first five games of his career with a walk in the ninth inning.
• The only other trip Florida State has made to Texas was for the 1982 Austin Regional. FSU went 1-2, beating Ohio State and losing to Eastern Michigan and Oklahoma. FSU now leads the all-time series vs. TCU, 3-2, after sweeping the Horned Frogs twice in 2022.

Noles Clinch Series at No. 8 TCU.

FORT WORTH, Texas - The Florida State bats stayed hot Saturday, mashing 13 hits and 10 more runs to beat No. 8 TCU, 10-8, for the second consecutive game to clinch the series. Jaime Ferrer hit a pair of home runs and led FSU with three hits and four RBI, while Andrew Armstrong earned his first career save with 2.0 innings of one-run baseball.

Ferrer continued his torrid streak against the Horned Frogs and is hitting 6-for-10 with two doubles, a triple, two home runs, six runs scored and six RBI in two games against TCU. The sophomore hit a pair of two-run home runs Saturday, the first Seminole since 2021 with a multi-home run game.

Freshman Cam Smith had his second three-hit game of the season and connected on his third home run, most on the team. After TCU cut the lead to 5-4 in the sixth inning, Smith's home run started a five-run top of the seventh for the Noles that provided FSU's final runs.

TCU took an early lead against FSU starter Jamie Arnold, a freshman making his first career start on the road. The Horned Frogs' first three batters of the game reached base, taking a 1-0 lead on Kurtis Byrne's single. Arnold got out of the inning with a triple play off the bat of Luke Boyers, the first FSU has turned since 2009.

TCU doubled its lead in the second inning on Karsen Bowen's RBI single. Arnold pitched 2.2 innings before leaving in the third inning with the bases loaded. Conner Whittaker (2-0) entered and forced a pop out to escape the inning unscathed.

In the fourth, James Tibbs III reached on a walk and Ferrer doubled before Jordan Carrion's two-run single tied the game. Carrion leads FSU with 13 RBI on the season and is hitting .500 (12-for-24) with six extra-base hits.

FSU took the lead for good in the fifth inning against Luke Savage (0-1), who allowed four runs in 4.1 innings.

Behind Arnold and Whittaker, Doug Kirkland and Brennen Oxford pitched 1.2 innings before Armstrong entered in the eighth inning. After allowing a double and RBI single, Armstrong got out of trouble with a double play and pitched a perfect ninth inning for the first save of his career.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | FSU 0, TCU 1 Byrne singled, Davis scored
• B2 | FSU 0, TCU 2 Bowen singled, Richardson scored
• T4 | FSU 2, TCU 2 Carrion singled, Tibbs & Ferrer scored
• T5 | FSU 3, TCU 2 Tibbs grounded out, Vincent scored
• T5 | FSU 5, TCU 2 Ferrer home run, Ross scored
• B5 | FSU 5, TCU 3 Taylor home run
• B6 | FSU 5, TCU 4 Bowen singled, Richardson scored
• T7 | FSU 6, TCU 4 Smith home run
• T7 | FSU 8, TCU 4 Ferrer home run, Tibbs scored
• T7 | FSU 9, TCU 4 Rank singled, Carrion scored
• T7 | FSU 10, TCU 4 De Sedas singled, Rank scored
• B7 | FSU 10, TCU 5 Richardson sacrifice fly, Taylor scored
• B7 | FSU 10, TCU 6 Bishop doubled, Byrne scored
• B8 | FSU 10, TCU 7 Davis doubled, Silva scored
• B8 | FSU 10, TCU 8 Taylor singled, Davis scored

• Jaime Ferrer was 3-for-5 Saturday and is 6-for-10 with six RBI, six runs, two doubles, a triple and two home runs in the series against TCU. Saturday, he became the first Nole since Mat Nelson in May 2021 with two home runs in a game; he is the third Nole this year with three hits, three runs and three RBI in a game (DeAmez Ross vs. James Madison, Cam Smith at Jacksonville). He has hit for the cycle over the past two games and reached safely in 19 straight games, the longest active streak on the team and tied with James Tibbs III for the longest career streak among active Noles.
• Ferrer tied his career high with three runs scored and four RBI. He has scored three runs in back-to-back games vs. TCU.
• DeAmez Ross walked and Cam Smith singled to start the game. Both players have reached safely in the first six games of their college career. Smith added his team-high third home run of the season in FSU's five-run seventh inning.
• FSU turned a triple play to end the first inning. It was the Noles' first triple play since May 3, 2009, against Virginia Tech.
• Colton Vincent doubled to start the fifth inning, his fourth double of the year. He extended his hitting streak to 10 games, the longest of his career and the longest career streak for any active Nole. Vincent has five extra-base hits in six games in 2023; last year, he had six in 58 games.
• Ross, Smith, Ferrer, Tibbs and Vincent have reached safely in all six games this season.
• Jordan Carrion singled to score Tibbs and Ferrer and tie the game in the fourth inning. He leads FSU with 13 RBI on the season. His double in the seventh inning was his team-high fifth of the year.
• FSU has scored 10+ runs in four straight games for the first time since the 2019 postseason (ACC Tournament, three games in the Athens Regional). FSU is averaging 10.8 runs per game in 2023.
• Andrew Armstrong earned the first save of his career, pitching 2.0 innings, including a perfect ninth. He leads FSU pitchers with four appearances and opponents are hitting just .100 against him in 6.1 innings.

Noles Fall Sunday after Clinching Series at No. 8 TCU.

FORT WORTH, Texas - Florida State dropped its first game of 2023, falling 3-2 at Lupton Stadium against No. 8 TCU Sunday afternoon. The Seminoles had clinched the series Saturday after scoring 10 runs each of the first two games vs. the Horned Frogs.

FSU scored two runs in the first inning on a James Tibbs III single, followed by a hit by pitch and three walks. The Noles were held to two hits in the contest.

TCU got a run in the fourth inning against Carson Montgomery, but the Seminoles got out of trouble in the fifth and sixth inning with inning-ending double plays. FSU had the chance to avoid trouble in the seventh as well, but TCU tied the game with a one-out RBI single and took the lead on a botched double play.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• T1 | FSU 1, TCU 0 Bush walked, Tibbs scored
• T2 | FSU 2, TCU 0 De Sedas walked, Ferrer scored
• B4 | FSU 2, TCU 1 Bishop singled, Boyers scored
• B7 | FSU 2, TCU 2 Byrne singled, Silva scored
• B7 | FSU 2, TCU 3 Fontenelle reached on error, Taylor scored

• James Tibbs III singled and Jaime Ferrer was hit by a pitch in the first inning. The duo has reached safely in all seven games this season. Ferrer leads FSU with three HBP (tied with Nander De Sedas) after ranking eighth nationally as a freshman with 23 HBP.
• Ferrer's 20-game on-base streak is the longest of his career and the longest for any active Seminole.
• Colton Vincent singled in the fourth inning to extend his hitting streak to 11 games, the longest career streak for any active Seminole.
• Center fielder Jordan Taylor made his first career start. Cade Bush drew a bases-loaded walk in the first inning for his first career RBI.

De Sedas's Walk-Off Double Leads Noles Past USF.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Down to its final out in the bottom of the 13th inning, second baseman Nander De Sedas plated two runs on a double to lead FSU (7-1) to a 7-6 victory over USF (3-6) Wednesday night at Dick Howser Stadium.

The Seminoles led for most of the game, taking a 2-0 lead just three pitches into the contest, on a Jaime Ferrer single and James Tibbs III's second home run of the season. The Noles tacked on a third run against Nolan Hudi when Cade Bush blooped a two-out double to score Jordan Carrion.

Freshman Jamie Arnold struck out four batters and did not allow a hit in 3.0 innings. He stranded a runner in the first two innings and FSU turned its first of two double plays to end the third inning. The Bulls got two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning against David Barrett, but Brennen Oxford struck out Bobby Boser looking to strand a runner and maintain the 3-2 lead.

After USF tied the game in the sixth inning, De Sedas singled and scored Treyton Rank to again retake the lead. The Bulls pulled even in the eighth inning and took their first lead in the 13th on RBI singles from Jackson Mayo and Daniel Cantu. Andrew Armstrong (1-1) relieved Conner Whittaker and struck out the one batter he faced for his first career win.

In the 13th, Treyton Rank walked with one out and scored on Carrion's triple that got past USF's diving right fielder. Pinch hitter Gunnett Carlson was hit on the final pitch from Chandler Dorsey (1-1) and was relieved on the base paths by Connor Moore. With two outs, De Sedas blooped a double off the shortstop's glove, allowing Carrion to score and Moore to slide in under the tag for the win.

The win was the third career walk-off hit for De Sedas at FSU - he had an RBI double vs. North Florida as a freshman and a two-run home run vs. North Carolina in 2021.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | USF 0, FSU 2 Tibbs III home run, Ferrer scored
• B1 | USF 0, FSU 3 Bush doubled, Carrion scored
• T5 | USF 1, FSU 3 Montes home run
• T5 | USF 2, FSU 3 Cantu singled, Snow scored
• T6 | USF 3, FSU 3 Rivera reached on fielder's choice, Leuthner scored
• B6 | USF 3, FSU 4 De Sedas singled, Rank scored
• T8 | USF 4, FSU 4 Rivera grounded out, Boser scored
• T13 | USF 5, FSU 4 Mayo singled, Sankovich scored
• T13 | USF 6, FSU 4 Cantu singled, Mayo scored
• B13 | USF 6, FSU 5 Carrion tripled, Rank scored
• B13 | USF 6, FSU 7 De Sedas doubled, Carrion and Moore scored

• Wednesday was FSU's first extra-inning game and first walk-off win of the season. The Noles struck out a season-high 21 Bulls hitters, including a career-best seven from Conner Whittaker.
• Nander De Sedas has three career walk-off hits - a double vs. North Florida in 2019 and a home run vs. North Carolina in 2021. He matched his season total with three RBI and tied his season high with two hits.
• James Tibbs III hit a two-run home run in the first inning, his second of the year and 12th of his career. He has reached base safely in 50 of 53 career starts and leads FSU with 14 runs scored.
• Jaime Ferrer singled on the second pitch of the game, extending his on-base streak to a career-high 21 games. Colton Vincent singled in his first at-bat, pushing his hitting streak to a career-high and team-best 12 games.
• Freshman Jamie Arnold made his third start of the season, striking out a career-high four without allowing a hit in 3.0 innings.
• Jordan Carrion had two more hits Wednesday and leads FSU with 14 hits on the year. He hit his second triple of the season; FSU entered Wednesday sixth in the country with five triples on the year.
• Andrew Armstrong made his sixth appearance of the year; he earned his first career win. Every FSU pitcher struck out at least one batter: Whittaker 7, Crowell 6, Arnold 4, David Barrett 2, Brennen Oxford & Armstrong 1.
• Cade Bush started his second consecutive game, and had an RBI for the second straight game with an RBI double in the first inning.
• Freshman Lance Trippel made his first career start, in left field. Sophomore Treyton Rank made his 27th career start and second in center field.

Noles Drop First Home Contest of 2023.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State (7-2) dropped its first home contest of 2023 Friday, falling 10-8 to FGCU (9-1) in front of 4,422 fans at Dick Howser Stadium. James Tibbs III hit a two-run home run for the second straight game, but baserunning and defensive miscues cost the Seminoles.

After taking an early 2-0 lead in the first inning on Tibbs' 13th career home run, the Eagles scored seven runs over the next two frames, including three unearned on a defensive error in the second. Jackson Baumeister (1-1) was tagged with the loss, allowing six runs on five hits in 2.1 innings.

FGCU pushed its lead to 8-2 after five innings before the Noles mounted its comeback bid in the sixth. FSU plated five runs against the Eagles' bullpen and had runners on second and third with no outs, but a double play nabbed the lead runner at the plate and a fly out ended the inning. Freshman Ben Barrett had a two-run RBI in the inning, his second hit of the game in his first appearance in the lineup. Freshman Gunnett Carlson also had an RBI single as a pinch-hitter in the frame.

The teams traded runs in the eighth inning and, down 10-8, Treyton Rank drew a leadoff walk before LJ McDonough retired the next three Seminoles in order. Connor O'Hara (1-0) earned the win for the Eagles, pitching 2.0 innings in relief, while McDonough earned his second save. Jason Woodward, the Eagles' starting pitcher, exited after 2.2 innings with an undisclosed injury.

At the plate, FGCU had 14 hits, with nine going for extra bases. The Eagles had an extra-base hit to start an inning five times.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | FGCU 0, FSU 2 Tibbs III home run, Rank scored
• T2 | FGCU 1, FSU 2 Mummau singled, Kinker scored
• T2 | FGCU 3, FSU 2 Ellis reached on a fielder's choice, Rodriguez and Felix scored on a throwing error
• T2 | FGCU 4, FSU 2 Povey doubled, Mummau scored
• T3 | FGCU 5, FSU 2 Kinker home run
• T3 | FGCU 7, FSU 2 Lojewski home run, Felix scored
• T4 | FGCU 8, FSU 2 Povey scored on a wild pitch
• B6 | FGCU 8, FSU 3 Rank scored on a passed ball
• B6 | FGCU 8, FSU 5 Barrett singled, Tibbs & Smith scored
• B6 | FGCU 8, FSU 6 Carlson singled, Carrion scored
• B6 | FGCU 8, FSU 7 Barrett scored on a wild pitch
• T8 | FGCU 10, FSU 7 Figueredo home run, Povey scored
• B8 | FGCU 10, FSU 8 Kamaka singled, Carrion scored

• For the second consecutive game, James Tibbs III hit a two-run home run in the first inning to give FSU a 2-0 lead. Tibbs leads FSU with 16 runs scored and eight walks (one Friday).
• Tibbs is tied for FSU's season (3, with Cam Smith) and career (13, with Nander De Sedas) home run lead.
• Tibbs, Treyton Rank and Ben Barrett each had two hits. Rank has reached safely in a career-high 10 straight games; Tibbs has reached safely in 51 of his 54 career starts; and Barrett was making his first plate appearances of the season. Barrett was the starting pitcher against Jacksonville, and pitched 0.1 innings of relief Friday against the Eagles.
• Colton Vincent extended his hitting streak to a career-high 13 games, the longest career streak for any active Seminole. His eighth-inning double was his fifth of the season, tied with Jordan Carrion for the team lead. Vincent has matched his extra-base hit total from a season ago (5 doubles, 1 HR in 9 games in 2023; 6 doubles in 58 games in 2022).
• Redshirt sophomore Sebastian Jimenez made his third career start, and first at first base. His previous two were as the designated hitter, both earlier this season.
• The Seminoles used seven pitchers Friday, with Andrew Armstrong making his team-high seventh appearance. Doug Kirkland set career-highs with 3.0 innings and three strikeouts, and did not allow a run.

Noles Drop Another Slugfest.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - For the second straight game, Florida State (7-3) dropped an offensive slugfest to FGCU (10-1), falling 11-10 in front of 5,038 fans at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles had 16 hits in the contest - including three from McGwire Holbrook, making his FSU debut - but a ninth-inning home run for the Eagles broke a 10-10 tie and proved to be the winning run.

Holbrook, a transfer from West Virginia, saw just 10 pitches over his five at-bats, finishing 3-for-5 with an RBI single and a two-run double. Colton Vincent extended his hitting streak to 14 games with two hits, and Treyton Rank had a pair of singles from the leadoff spot. Vincent and Rank both singled in the ninth inning, but LJ McDonough earned his second save of the weekend by forcing a fielder's choice to end the contest.

Edrick Felix hit two solo home runs for the Eagles, including in the ninth-inning against Ryan Denison (0-1). Denison pitched a career-high 3.1 innings, allowing two earned runs. Connor O'Hara got the win for FGCU with a scoreless eighth inning.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | FGCU 0, FSU 1 Barrett singled, Carrion scored
• B1 | FGCU 0, FSU 2 Holbrook singled, Ferrer scored
• B1 | FGCU 0, FSU 3 Smith singled, Barrett scored
• T2 | FGCU 1, FSU 3 Felix home run
• T2 | FGCU 2, FSU 3 Lojewski scored on a throwing error
• T3 | FGCU 3, FSU 3 Felix reached on an error, Povey scored
• T3 | FGCU 4, FSU 3 Wilmer reached on an error, Figueredo scored
• T3 | FGCU 5, FSU 3 Mummau walked, Rodriguez scored
• T3 | FGCU 6, FSU 3 Ellis singled, Felix scored
• B3 | FGCU 6, FSU 5 Holbrook doubled, Ferrer & Barrett scored
• B4 | FGCU 6, FSU 6 Ferrer singled, Carrion scored
• B5 | FGCU 6, FSU 7 Vincent doubled, Smith scored
• T6 | FGCU 7, FSU 7 Wilmer home run
• T6 | FGCU 8, FSU 7 Figueredo doubled, Povey scored
• T6 | FGCU 10, FSU 7 Kinker home run, Figueredo scored
• B6 | FGCU 10, FSU 8 Barrett singled, Tibbs scored
• B6 | FGCU 10, FSU 9 Barrett scored on a balk
• B6 | FGCU 10, FSU 10 Smith reached on an error, Holbrook scored
• T9 | FGCU 11, FSU 10 Felix home run

• West Virginia transfer McGwire Holbrook made his Seminole debut after dealing with a hand injury suffered in preseason camp. He started as the designated hitter and hit an RBI single on the second pitch he saw; he added a two-run double on his third pitch as a Seminole, finishing 3-for-5 with three RBI and a run scored.
• Colton Vincent extended his hitting streak to a career-high 14 games, the longest for a Seminole since 2018 and the sixth-longest over the last 10 seasons. He gave FSU a 7-6 lead with a fifth-inning double, already matching his doubles total from a season ago (6 in 10 games in 2023; 6 in 58 games in 2022). Vincent and Jordan Carrion are tied for the team lead with six doubles this year.
• Freshman Ben Barrett started for the second straight game and hit an RBI single to get FSU on the board. He has three RBI and four runs combined in his two starts.
• Freshman second baseman Titan Kamaka made his first career start. Kamaka and Holbrook are the 10th and 11th Noles to start their first career game at FSU this season.
• Seven Seminoles had multiple hits - Holbrook, Barrett, Vincent, Cam Smith, Jaime Ferrer, Treyton Rank and Jordan Carrion. Carrion is now hitting .415 with six doubles and two triples on the year.
• After his 21-game on-base streak ended Friday night, Ferrer singled twice and drew a walk Saturday.
• Jamie Arnold set a career high in strikeouts for the second time this week: the freshman had four against USF Wednesday and five Saturday against the Eagles. Ryan Denison struck out a career-high five hitters.
• James Tibbs III threw out a runner at the plate to end the third inning. It was his third career outfield assist, and the fourth for FSU this season. He singled in the sixth inning and has reached safely in 52 of his 55 career starts.
• Treyton Rank has reached safely in a career-high 11 straight games after singling in his final two at-bats.

Vincent, Crowell Lead Noles Past FGCU.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Catcher Colton Vincent tied a career-high with three hits and had four RBI, while Wyatt Crowell pitched 5.2 innings in relief as Florida State (8-3) beat FGCU (10-2) 14-8 Sunday at Dick Howser Stadium.

Crowell's 5.2 innings were a career high, and his seven strikeouts also tied a career best. Doug Kirkland allowed one inherited runner to score in the ninth inning.

Vincent increased his hitting streak to 15 games, the longest for a Seminole since 2018. He was 3-for-3 with four RBI, the final three of which came on a bases-clearing double in the eighth inning and capped the Seminole scoring. During his hitting streak, Vincent is hitting 22-for-53 and he leads FSU with a .421 batting average this season.

Florida State scored three runs in the first inning, on three consecutive hits from James Tibbs III, Jaime Ferrer and Ben Barrett. Tibbs' double tied the game after Harrison Povey hit a solo home run for the Eagles in the first inning; Barrett scored Tibbs with an RBI single, and Ferrer scored on a throwing error from the FGCU second baseman.

For the series, FSU scored eight total runs in the opening frame: three Saturday and Sunday and two Friday evening.

The Eagles answered on Brian Ellis's three-run home run in the second inning. Carson Montgomery allowed seven runs in 2.1 innings before Crowell kept the Eagles off the board until the ninth inning.

FSU responded with seven runs on eight hits in the bottom of the second, including a two-run home from Nander De Sedas and a three-run blast from Jaime Ferrer. De Sedas's blast chased Jacob Lojewski from the contest; FSU answered with six consecutive hits against reliever Tyler Tipton for the seven-spot, its most runs in an inning this year.

Justin Henschel pitched 5.2 innings in relief for FGCU, keeping FSU off the board from the third through eighth innings.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• T1 | FGCU 1, FSU 0 Povey home run
• B1 | FGCU 1, FSU 1 Tibbs doubled, Carrion scored
• B1 | FGCU 1, FSU 2 Barrett singled, Tibbs scored
• B1 | FGCU 1, FSU 3 Bush grounded into fielder's choice, Ferrer scored on throwing error
• T2 | FGCU 4, FSU 3 Ellis home run, Wilmer & Moise scored
• B2 | FGCU 4, FSU 5 De Sedas home run, Vincent scored
• B2 | FGCU 4, FSU 8 Ferrer home run, Carrion & Tibbs scored
• B2 | FGCU 4, FSU 9 Smith singled, Barrett scored
• B2 | FGCU 4, FSU 10 Vincent sacrifice fly, Bush scored
• T3 | FGCU 6, FSU 10 Wilmer home run, Rodriguez scored
• T3 | FGCU 7, FSU 10 Ellis doubled, Moise scored
• B8 | FGCU 7, FSU 11 Smith walked, Tibbs scored
• B8 | FGCU 7, FSU 14 Vincent doubled, Barrett, Smith & Bush scored
• T9 | FGCU 8, FSU 14 Povey walked, Felix scored

• Colton Vincent was 3-for-3 with a three-run double, extending his hitting streak to a career-high 15 games, the longest for a Seminole since 2018 and the sixth-longest over the last 10 seasons:
  • 19, DJ Stewart - March 5, 2014 to April 13, 2014
  • 18, DJ Stewart - May 7, 2013 to February 14, 2014
  • 17, Cal Raleigh - March 5, 2018 to June 2, 2018
  • 16, Drew Mendoza - March 2, 2018 to March 23, 2018
  • 16, Taylor Walls - March 9, 2016 to April 9, 2016
  • 15, Colton Vincent - May 25, 2022 to present
• Vincent is hitting 22-for-53 over his 15-game hitting streak. He leads FSU with seven doubles; he tied his career-high with three hits Sunday and set a career-high with four RBI.
• Eight of FSU's nine starters had a hit in the first two innings, including two each from James Tibbs III, Jaime Ferrer and Ben Barrett. FSU's seven runs in the second inning are its most in a game this year.
• Tibbs has reached safely in 53 of his 56 career starts and leads FSU with 20 runs scored.
• Barrett made his first appearances in the hitting lineup this weekend; he started all three games and hit a combined 7-for-14 with five RBI and six runs scored.
• Nander De Sedas hit a two-run home run in the second inning, his first of the year and 14th of his career (12 at FSU). Ferrer hit a three-run home run later in the second inning, his third of the year and 13th of his career.
• Ferrer, Tibbs and freshman Cam Smith lead FSU with three home runs this season.
• Wyatt Crowell tossed a career-high 5.2 innings and tied a career high with seven strikeouts.

Noles Top Wildcats, Prepare for ACC Play.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Florida State (9-3) was all business with 17 hits in a 10-1 midweek win over Bethune-Cookman (8-5) on Tuesday evening at Dick Howser Stadium. Ryan Denison (1-1) earned his first career win, coming in relief for 2.0 innings while James Tibbs III and Cam Smith each hit a home run and accounted for half of the runs on the night.

Tibbs III had 15 hits coming into the game and continued his superb offensive performance, drawing two walks to start before doubling into right to score a run then crushing a 2-2 pitch into deep center. Smith had a homer in his first plate appearance for the game's first run and later hit a single to push his hit count to 14, leading the Seminole freshmen.

David Barrett made his first career Seminole start on the mound off a strong relief outing against South Florida. The Sarasota native flew through the first few innings, retiring seven straight batters to begin the game. He finished his start after 2.1 innings with two strikeouts and conceded no hits. Andrew Armstrong finished off the third inning.

Denison came in for his fifth appearance of the season and worked a strong 2.0 innings. He forced a multitude of fielding putouts and allowed just two hits on 24 pitches. Taking the pitching reins next was another freshman making his fifth appearance in Jamie Arnold. Just like his fellow freshman, he worked 2.0 innings himself and struck out three Wildcats.

Brandon Walker and Drake Flowers split the final two innings to close out the rout. Walker made his second appearance this season and struck out one en route to a comfortable inning while Flowers made his first collegiate appearance on the mound and finished with two punchouts.

Smith gave the Seminoles the lead on the second at-bat of the game and never looked back with an offensive explosion of ten singles, three doubles, a triple, and three home runs. Not only did they provide high output but were also consistent, knocking a hit in all eight innings.

This is the eighth game out of 12 where Florida State has racked up double-digit runs. The 17 hits stand as the second-most hits in a game by the team this season.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | BCU 0, FSU 1 Smith home run
• B1 | BCU 0, FSU 2 Ferrer doubled, Tibbs III scored
• B3 | BCU 0, FSU 3 Vincent tripled, Carrion scored
• B4 | BCU 0, FSU 4 Tibbs doubled, Rank scored
• B4 | BCU 0, FSU 5 B. Barrett sacrifice fly, Smith scored
• B4 | BCU 0, FSU 6 Carrion sacrifice fly, Tibbs scored
• B4 | BCU 0, FSU 7 Bush singled, Ferrer scored
• B5 | BCU 0, FSU 8 De Sedas home run
• B5 | BCU 0, FSU 9 Tibbs home run
• B8 | BCU 0, FSU 10 Putz singled, Kamaka scored
• T9 | BCU 1, FSU 10 Cintron singled, Moya scored

• Florida State improved to 8-0 all-time against Bethune-Cookman. Every starter in the FSU lineup had at least one hit; Cam Smith, James Tibbs III, Colton Vincent, Nander De Sedas and Lance Trippel each had two.
• FSU has reached double-digit runs eight times in 12 games; in 2022, FSU scored 10+ runs 10 times in 59 games.
• Vincent singled in his first at-bat to push his hitting streak to 16 games, tied for the fourth-longest at FSU over the last 10 seasons:
  • 19, DJ Stewart - March 5, 2014 to April 13, 2014
  • 18, DJ Stewart - May 7, 2013 to February 14, 2014
  • 17, Cal Raleigh - March 5, 2018 to June 2, 2018*
  • 16, Colton Vincent - May 25, 2022 to present
  • 16, Drew Mendoza - March 2, 2018 to March 23, 2018
  • 16, Taylor Walls - March 9, 2016 to April 9, 2016
• Vincent added his first career triple in the third inning and leads FSU with a .439 batting average this season. Over his 16-game hitting streak, Vincent is 24-for-56, 10 R, 10 RBI, 7 2B, 3B, HR, 4 BB and 2 HBP.
• Vincent's triple was FSU's seventh of the season, matching the Noles' total from 2022. FSU entered Tuesday Top 15 nationally in both doubles and triples.
• David Barrett made his first career start Tuesday, pitching a career-high 2.1 innings and not allowing a hit. He is just the fifth active Seminole pitcher to start a game: Carson Montgomery, Jackson Baumeister, Jamie Arnold and Ben Barrett.
• Smith and Tibbs both hit their team-high fourth home runs of the season; De Sedas hit his 15th career home run to start the fifth inning; his 15 career home runs (13 at FSU) are the most on the team. FSU's three home runs tied a season high (three times).
• Tibbs leads FSU with 16 RBI and 23 runs scored. He reached safely in all four plate appearances - two walks, a double and a home run. He has reached safely in 54 of his 57 career starts.
• Cade Bush extended his hitting streak to three games and his on-base streak to six games, both career bests...Trippel earned his first career hit in the seventh inning, and his second in the eighth inning...Santiago Ordoñez made his FSU debut in the eighth inning...Titan Kamaka hit his first career double in the eighth inning...Jude Putz earned his first career hit in the eighth inning, an RBI single that extended FSU's lead to 10-0...freshman Drake Flowers made his FSU debut in the ninth inning.

Noles Open ACC Play with 12-Inning Walk-Off Win.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - No. 21 Florida State (10-3, 1-0 ACC) opened conference play Friday with a 3-2 win over Pitt (7-7, 0-1) on Jordan Carrion's 12th-inning walk-off single. The Seminoles did not record a hit from the 7th to the 11th innings, but ended the game with three singles and an intentional walk in the 12th inning.

Carrion was 0-for-5 entering the 12th inning, but made two spectacular double plays to end the 11th and 12th innings. Both balls were hit up the middle; Carrion fielded cleanly, stepped on second base and threw to Cade Bush at first base.

Cam Smith was also 0-for-5 before his leadoff single in the 12th inning. James Tibbs III - who drew four walks, one shy of the school record - followed with a single that put runners on the corners, and Jaime Ferrer was intentionally walked. The Panthers brought in leftfielder AJ Nessler as a fifth infielder, but Carrion's single split the shortstop and third baseman for the winning run.

The victory capped a strong pitching performance for the Seminoles - starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister set a career high with nine strikeouts in 5.0 innings, and Conner Whittaker set career highs with 5.1 innings pitched and nine strikeouts. Doug Kirkland forced the 11th-inning double play to his first batter faced; Jamie Arnold (1-0) earned his first collegiate victory by forcing the 12th-inning double play to the only batter he faced.

Both starting pitchers -Baumeister and Pitt's Jack Sokol - held the other team off the board for the first three innings, and each had five strikeouts. The Noles stranded four baserunners in that span, while a pair of Panthers were left on base in the first third of the game.

Pitt took a 1-0 lead in the fourth. Noah Martinez led off the inning with a double and came around to score on Nessler's two-out single.

Florida State had multiple chances to strike against Sokol, but the Noles stranded two runners each frame from the second through fifth innings and 11 for the game. FSU finally capitalized in the sixth inning, chasing Sokol after a Colton Vincent single, wild pitch and an RBI single from Bush. Former Seminole Dylan Simmons allowed an RBI double to Nander De Sedas that plated Bush and gave FSU its first lead.

The Panthers tied the game on a pair of singles and an RBI groundout in the eighth against Whittaker.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• T4 | Pitt 1, FSU 0 Nessler singled, Martinez scored
• B6 | Pitt 1, FSU 1 Bush singled, Vincent scored
• B6 | Pitt 1, FSU 2 De Sedas doubled, Bush scored
• T8 | Pitt 2, FSU 2 Hess grounded out, Funk scored
• B12 | Pitt 2, FSU 3 Carrion singled, Smith scored

• Catcher Colton Vincent singled in the fourth inning, extending his hitting streak to 17 games, tied for the third-longest at FSU over the last 10 seasons:
  • 19, DJ Stewart - March 5, 2014 to April 13, 2014
  • 18, DJ Stewart - May 7, 2013 to February 14, 2014
  • 17, Colton Vincent - May 25, 2022 to present
  • 17, Cal Raleigh - March 5, 2018 to June 2, 2018
• Over his 17-game hitting streak, Vincent is 26-for-61, 11 R, 10 RBI, 7 2B, 3B, HR, 4 BB and 2 HBP.
• Starting pitcher Jackson Baumeister set a career-high with nine strikeouts and reliever Conner Whittaker set a career-high with nine strikeouts. It was the first time this season that FSU had two pitchers with nine strikeouts in a game.
• Freshman Ben Barrett singled in his first at-bat. He has a hit in all five games this season.
• Cade Bush extended his hitting streak to four games and his on-base streak to seven games, both career-longs.
• James Tibbs III earned four walks Friday and has reached safely in 55 of his 58 career starts. He leads FSU with 15 walks drawn on the year; it was FSU's first four-walk game since Cooper Swanson vs. UCF in 2019.

Crowell, Seminoles Clinch Series vs. Pitt.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Making his first career start, Wyatt Crowell struck out a career-high 10 batters over 6.0 innings as Florida State (11-3, 2-0 ACC) clinched its series with Pitt (7-8, 0-2) with a 5-3 win Saturday in front of a sell-out crowd of 6,300 at Dick Howser Stadium.

Crowell (3-0) allowed three hits in six shutout innings, lowering his season ERA to 0.87. His 10 strikeouts are the most for a Seminole this season, and the junior became the fourth Nole to earn his first career start on the mound this season, joining freshmen Ben Barrett and Jamie Arnold and junior David Barrett.

After retiring Buster Posey's jersey in a pregame ceremony - just the fourth in program history - the Seminoles raced out to a 4-0 lead after an inning of work. Titan Kamaka and James Tibbs III walked, followed by a Jaime Ferrer RBI single; a Jordan Carrion RBI double; and a two-run Cam Smith single. Pitt starter Kyle Mosley (0-2) allowed just two more hits and no more runs over 5.1 innings.

The Panthers best opportunity against Crowell came in the fourth inning, when they had the bases loaded and no outs after a pair of walks and a base hit. Crowell responded by striking out the next two hitters looking and forcing a dribbler to the mound, retiring the runner at the plate and escaping with the shutout in tact.

Pitt got on the board with a pair of runs against the FSU bullpen in the seventh inning, but freshman Jamie Arnold left the bases loaded with a strikeout to maintain the 4-2 advantage. The Noles answered with an unearned run on a throwing error in the bottom of the inning.

The Panthers scored a run and loaded the bases in the ninth inning, but Andrew Armstrong earned his second career save by striking out the final batter of the game.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | Pitt 0, FSU 1 Ferrer singled, Kamaka scored
• B1 | Pitt 0, FSU 2 Carrion doubled, Tibbs scored
• B1 | Pitt 0, FSU 4 Smith singled, Ferrer & Carrion scored
• T7 | Pitt 1, FSU 4 Melendez home run
• T7 | Pitt 2, FSU 4 Hess walked, Duff scored
• B7 | Pitt 2, FSU 5 Kamaka struck out, reached on passed ball; De Sedas scored on throwing error by c
• T9 | Pitt 3, FSU 5 Hess singled, Funk scored

• Junior Wyatt Crowell made his first career on the mound, in his 46th pitching appearance. He pitched 6.0 innings and struck out 10 batters, both career-highs. He is the first Seminole with a double-digit strikeout game this season, and his ERA dropped to 0.87 for the year.
• Freshman Jamie Arnold tied his career high with five strikeouts in 2.0 innings. Andrew Armstrong earned his second career save.
• James Tibbs III walked in his first plate appearance and has reached safely in 56 of his 59 career starts. He leads FSU 16 walks, including five this weekend against Pitt.
• Jordan Carrion doubled in the first inning and is tied with Colton Vincent for the team lead, with seven. Carrion and Cam Smith each had two of FSU's seven hits, and Carrion leads FSU with 22 hits on the season.
• Freshman Titan Kamaka earned his second career start (and first as DH). He walked and scored a run in the first inning.
• Nander De Sedas singled and stole his team-high fourth base of the year. His four stolen bases are a career high.

Noles Drop Rainy Finale vs. Pitt.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - No. 21 Florida State (11-4, 2-1 ACC) dropped its first ACC contest of the season Sunday, falling to Pitt (8-8, 1-2) 8-6 in seven innings at Dick Howser Stadium. The game was delayed at 3:30 p.m. before eventually being canceled after two-and-a-half hours due to rain and lightning.

FSU raced out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning thanks to back-to-back home runs from James Tibbs III and Jaime Ferrer. Tibbs now leads FSU with five home runs, with Ferrer just behind at four homers. Ferrer was 4-for-4 in the contest with a single and two doubles.

After the Panthers tied the game in the second, Nander De Sedas hit a two-run home run to cap a three-run bottom of the second and extend the FSU lead. The game was tied at 5-5 and 6-6 before a two-run home run from Kyle Hess in the bottom of the sixth inning provided the final score.

The game was delayed in the middle of the eighth inning, with FSU batting and trailing by two runs. After a lengthy delay, the game was eventually called in favor of Pitt.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | Pitt 0, FSU 1 Tibbs III home run
• B1 | Pitt 0, FSU 2 Ferrer home run
• T2 | Pitt 1, FSU 2 Acal sacrifice fly, Martinez scored
• T2 | Pitt 2, FSU 2 Tavarez reached on fielder's choice, Anderson scored
• B2 | Pitt 2, FSU 3 Vincent sacrifice fly, Barrett scored
• B2 | Pitt 2, FSU 5 De Sedas home run, Bush scored
• T3 | Pitt 4, FSU 5 Funk home run, Hess scored
• T5 | Pitt 5, FSU 5 Martinez doubled, Funk scored
• B5 | Pitt 5, FSU 6 Ferrer doubled, Tibbs scored
• T6 | Pitt 6, FSU 6 Long singled, Acal scored
• T6 | Pitt 8, FSU 6 Hess home run, Long scored

• James Tibbs III and Jaime Ferrer hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning, the first back-to-back homers for FSU this season. Tibbs leads FSU with five home runs this season and has reached safely in 57 of his 60 career starts; Ferrer is second with four blasts.
• Ferrer was 4-for-4 with a single, two doubles and a home run. His four hits tied a career high.
• Nander De Sedas hit a two-run home run, his third of the year and 16th of his career. FSU's three home runs tied a season high.
• Starting pitcher Carson Montgomery struck out a season-high eight batters over 5.0 innings.
• Jordan Carrion doubled for the second straight game and leads FSU with eight on the season.

FSU Falls in Opener at UCF.

ORLANDO, Fla. - Florida State lost 14-3 Tuesday evening to UCF at John Euliano Park in Orlando. Both teams are now 11-5 on the season.

The Knights led the whole way after scoring five runs in the first inning and two more in the second. UCF doubled its lead with seven runs in the fifth inning.

FSU scored twice in the sixth inning after Jordan Carrion hit his third triple of the year to start the inning. James Tibbs hit an RBI single and Nander De Sedas had an RBI double in the frame.

Freshman Ben Barrett pitched the final 3.1 innings, facing the minimum 10 batters in his perfect outing.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | FSU 0, UCF 1 Sundean singled, Josten scored
• B1 | FSU 0, UCF 2 Faurot singled, McCabe scored
• B1 | FSU 0, UCF 5 Romano home run, Sundean & Faurot scored
• B2 | FSU 0, UCF 6 Sundean singled, Plumlee scored
• B2 | FSU 0, UCF 7 Brait scored on a wild pitch
• B5 | FSU 0, UCF 8 Romano doubled, Boedicker scored
• B5 | FSU 0, UCF 9 Plumlee doubled, Romano scored
• B5 | FSU 0, UCF 12 Josten home run, Plumee & Brait scored
• B5 | FSU 0, UCF 14 Sundean home run, McCabe scored
• T6 | FSU 1, UCF 14 Tibbs singled, Carrion scored
• T6 | FSU 2, UCF 14 De Sedas doubled, Tibbs scored
• T8 | FSU 3, UCF 14 Ferrer grounded out, Kamaka scored

• Jordan Carrion hit his team-high third triple of the season. Florida State has eight triples as a team, already surpassing its total from 2022 (7) and 2021 (3).
• Freshman Ben Barrett pitched the final 3.1 innings without allowing a baserunner. It was his second pitching appearance after starting at Jacksonville on February 21.

Tibbs Hits Sixth HR of Season.

ORLANDO, Fla. - James Tibbs III was 3-for-4 Tuesday, with two RBI and his sixth home run of the season, but Florida State fell at UCF 6-3 Wednesday night. Tibbs is hitting .393 and leads FSU in RBI and runs scored.

The Knights led 6-0 after the fourth inning, scoring five runs in the fourth against the Seminole bullpen. Ryan Denison allowed one run in his first career start.

FSU fought back with two runs in the fifth and Tibbs' home run in the eighth, but could not plate a run in the ninth to extend the game.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | FSU 0, UCF 1 McCabe doubled, Brait scored
• B4 | FSU 0, UCF 2 Josten singled, Faurot scored
• B4 | FSU 0, UCF 5 Sundean singled, Brait, Josten & McCabe scored
• B4 | FSU 0, UCF 6 Romano singled, Sundean scored
• T5 | FSU 1, UCF 6 Rank singled, De Sedas scored on an error
• T5 | FSU 2, UCF 6 Tibbs singled, Rank scored
• T8 | FSU 3, UCF 6 Tibbs home run

• James Tibbs III was 3-for-4 with two singles and his team-high sixth home run of the season. He has reached safely in 10 consecutive games and 59 of his 62 career starts; he leads FSU with 20 RBI and 28 runs scored.
• Treyton Rank hit his second triple of the season and fourth of his career. The Seminoles have nine three-baggers on the year, one shy of its combined total from 2021 (3) and 2022 (7).
• Rank and Tibbs each had three hits, combining for six of FSU's eight in the game.
• Jaime Ferrer led off the fourth inning with an infield single. He has an eight-game hitting streak, his longest of the year and the longest active streak on the team.
• Freshman RHP Ryan Denison made his first career start. He is the sixth Seminole to make his first career start on the mound this season.
• David Barrett set career-highs with 3.0 innings pitched and three strikeouts. Joe Charles made his first appearance in over a year after recovering from Tommy John surgery; he struck out a batter in 1.0 scoreless innings.

Ben Barrett's Career Day Leads Noles.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Led by freshman Ben Barrett's 5-for-5 game - with two home runs and six RBI - No. 21 Florida State (12-6, 3-1 ACC) beat Boston College (12-3, 2-2) 19-8 Friday afternoon at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles pounded out a season-high 21 hits and 19 runs; four Seminoles had at least three hits, and every starter scored at least one run (eight had two).

After an RBI single in the first inning, Barrett broke a 5-5 tie in the third inning on his first career home run. He doubled in the fifth inning before a grand slam in the sixth inning gave FSU a 14-6 lead. It was the Seminoles first grand slam in over a year; Barrett followed that with a single in the seventh inning to cap his perfect day.

The teams traded runs through the first six innings, with FSU taking a 5-1 lead on James Tibbs III's three-run home run in the second inning. The Eagles tied it with four runs in the top of the third inning before Barrett's first home run.

Boston College tied the game on an RBI single in the sixth inning against Conner Whittaker (3-0) before FSU's 10-run sixth inning. FSU's first 10 batters of the inning scored, capped by Titan Kamaka's two-run home run to make the score 16-6. FSU had nine hits in the frame.

FSU added three runs in the seventh inning to cap its scoring. BC hit a pinch-hit solo home run in the eighth inning.

SCORING SUMMARY:

• B1 | BC 0, FSU 1 De Sedas triple, Ferrer scored
• B1 | BC 0, FSU 2 B. Barrett singled, De Sedas scored
• T2 | BC 1, FSU 2 Burns doubled, Leary scored
• B2 | BC 1, FSU 5 Tibbs home run, Vincent & Trippel scored
• T3 | BC 3, FSU 5 Roche doubled, Walsh & Honeyman scored
• T3 | BC 5, FSU 5 Burns singled, Vetrano & Roche scored
• B3 | BC 5, FSU 6 B. Barrett home run
• T6 | BC 6, FSU 6 Honeyman singled, Mercado scored
• B6 | BC 6, FSU 8 Carrion singled, Kamaka & Vincent scored
• B6 | BC 6, FSU 9 Tibbs singled, Trippel scored
• B6 | BC 6, FSU 10 Ferrer singled, Carrion scored
• B6 | BC 6, FSU 14 B. Barrett home run, Tibbs, Ferrer & De Sedas scored
• B6 | BC 6, FSU 16 Kamaka home run, Rank scored
• B7 | BC 6, FSU 17 Ferrer scored on a throwing error
• B7 | BC 6, FSU 18 Vincent hit by pitch, B. Barrett scored
• B7 | BC 6, FSU 19 Trippel sacrifice fly, Rank scored
• T8 | BC 7, FSU 19 Wolff home run
• T9 | BC 8, FSU 19 Baruch walked, Guzman scored

• Freshman Ben Barrett had a career game Friday; he was 5-for-5 with the first two home runs of his career, including FSU's first grand slam since March 8, 2022; his six RBI were the most for a Seminole since Robby Martin in 2019 (also six). He finished a triple shy of the cycle and tallied 12 total bases. He is the second FSU player with a multi-home run game this season (Jaime Ferrer at TCU). Barrett has a hit in all seven games he has started this year; the last Nole with five hits was Tyler Martin at Virginia Tech in 2021 (the last true freshman was Tyler Holt - BC's third-base coach - in 2008).
• Florida State's first 10 batters of the sixth inning scored, FSU's first 10-run inning since 2017 at NC State. In the game, all nine FSU starters had at least one hit and scored at least one run (eight had multiple). Titan Kamaka and Lance Trippel both had two hits in the inning; the last Nole with two hits in an inning was Elijah Cabell vs. Mercer in 2021.
• Kamaka's second hit in the sixth inning was a two-run home run, his second of the season. Trippel's three hits were a career-high...James Tibbs and Treyton Rank had three hits for the second consecutive game.
• The Noles topped 10 runs for the ninth time in 18 games; FSU reached double-digits 10 times in 59 games last season. FSU's four home runs were a season high.
• Nander De Sedas made his first career start at third base, with a diving stop-and-throw in the first inning. He has made 185 career starts.
• De Sedas got FSU on the board with an RBI triple in the first inning. It was his first of the season and fourth of his career (third at FSU). As a team, FSU now has 10 triples, matching its combined total from 2021 (3) and 2022 (7). The Noles have a triple in three straight games.
• Tibbs hit a three-run home run in the second inning. Tibbs leads FSU with seven home runs this season and 17 for his career. It was FSU's 21st home run of the season, but just the second three-run blast. Tibbs leads FSU with a .409 average, 27 hits, 24 RBI, 30 runs, 7 home runs and 17 walks. He has a four-game hitting streak and team-high 11-game on-base streak; his four RBI tied a career-high.
• Treyton Rank singled and matched his career-long hitting streak of three…Ferrer extended his hitting streak to nine games, one shy of his career high (10 games, twice in 2022).
• Reliever Conner Whittaker improved to 3-0 with one run allowed in 4.0 innings. He matches Wyatt Crowell for the team lead in wins, and has surpassed his two wins from a season ago.
• FSU's 19 runs are its most in an ACC game since beating Virginia Tech, 19-9, in 2015. Its 22 hits are the most in conference since having 26 vs. Maryland in 2007.