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Hawaii got hits from nine different players as they came back from a 5-0 deficit with fourteen runs in two innings to earn a 14-5 victory over Utah.

Ryne Farber ranges to his right to make a backhand stop on the outfield grass, then fires to first baseman Max Williams to complete the out.

Kaynan Kaku Jr. drills one all the way to the left field wall to clear the bases and put Hawaii up 8-5 in the bottom of the 5th.

Nolan Smith singles on a liner to center field and brings two runners home to open the scoring as Nebraska takes a 2-0 lead in the third.

Evan Freeman gets Beau Knapp swinging to strike out the side for a quick second inning.

Seth Wells lines a single up the middle to get his second RBI of the game and puts Utah up 5-0 in the bottom of the third inning.

Joe Boggs tallied a pair of hits with two RBI’s as Illinois scored four runs in the third inning to beat Kentucky in a 5-2 win.

Washington holds off Idaho’s comeback effort with a great defensive stand in the bottom of the 7th to secure the 8-7 win in extra innings.

Matthew VIvona had two home runs and a triple and Ethan Righter tossed five shutout innings to lead Connecticut to an 8-0 win over Maine.

Ethan Righter allowed only two hits and no runs over five innings of work while striking out nine Maine batters in Connecticut’s 8-0 win.