TOLEDO- Kent State blasted a program-best 10 home runs in a comeback 18-12, extra inning victory over Toledo on Sunday afternoon.
The 10 homers are a program-record and bested the previous high of seven in a win over the Zips in Akron in 2022. The mark is second in Division-I this season, trailing only Duke who hit 11 against George Mason earlier this year. It's just the fifth time this decade a team has hit 10 or more Kyle Jackson, Lance MacDonald and Brody Williams each had two homer runs while Josh Johnson, Payton Ebbing, Michael McNamara and Ripken Reese each hit one.