Wednesday, April 22
New York, N.Y.
3:30 P.M.
Columbia
vs
Stony Brook
Columbia Baseball Set to Host Stony Brook on Wednesday
4/21/2026 10:00:00 AM | Baseball
First pitch is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at Robertson Field at Satow Stadium
NEW YORK — Columbia baseball returns home to face Stony Brook on Wednesday from Robertson Field at Satow Stadium. First pitch is set for 3:30 p.m. The game will also recognize Mental Health Awareness Day, highlighting the importance of mental wellness for student-athletes and the broader community.
Wednesday's game between the Lions (10-21, 6-8) and Rams (14-22, 10-11) can be followed via live stats or watched live on ESPN+.
Last Time Out
Columbia baseball split its Saturday doubleheader at Brown, falling 6-1 in the opener before handing the Bears their largest conference loss this season with a dominant 11-2 victory in game two. In the nightcap, Thomas Santana put on a clinic on the mound, striking out six while allowing just one run over seven innings of work.
The offense backed him in a big way, as Jackson Brewer and Jack Kail each launched home runs and drove in three runs apiece.
Sunday's tiebreaker was postponed due to impending inclement weather. A makeup date has not yet been announced.
Series History
This marks the 13th all-time meeting between the two programs, with the Seawolves holding an 8-4 advantage in the series. In the most recent matchup, Columbia earned a 6-3 victory at Stony Brook in 2025.
Sunday also marks the first time the Wolverines will travel to Columbia since 2012.
Need Runs? We Know A Guy!
Jack Kail continues to rank among the nation's toughest hitters to strike out, sitting No. 4 nationally and leading the Ivy League with just one strikeout every 20.2 at-bats, while also ranking second in the league in hits per game (1.54).
The senior is batting .355, third-best in the Ancient Eight, while leading the Ivy League with 11 doubles and totaling 43 hits and 31 RBI this season.
In Saturday's win over Brown, Kail plated three runners to record his 121st career RBI, tying Billy Hess (2000-03) for fifth most career RBI.
Something's Brewing
Jackson Brewer made his first series back a memorable one, going 3-for-5 with 3 RBI, including a home run.
The sophomore has been a steady presence in the lineup, batting .255 with 23 hits and 23 runs scored. He has driven in 17 runs, including four doubles and five home runs, while posting a .479 slugging percentage.
Up Next
Columbia returns home to host Yale in a three-game Ivy League series at Robertson Field at Satow Stadium, beginning with a doubleheader on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., followed by Sunday's finale at 12:00 p.m.
The Lions will honor their four seniors, Jack Kail, Thomas Santana, Cole Fellows, and Evan Kleinhans, on Sunday as part of Senior Day, recognizing their contributions to the program.
Follow The Lions
For the latest on Columbia baseball, follow @CULionsBaseball on X and Instagram, and the web at GoColumbiaLions.com.
Wednesday's game between the Lions (10-21, 6-8) and Rams (14-22, 10-11) can be followed via live stats or watched live on ESPN+.
Last Time Out
Columbia baseball split its Saturday doubleheader at Brown, falling 6-1 in the opener before handing the Bears their largest conference loss this season with a dominant 11-2 victory in game two. In the nightcap, Thomas Santana put on a clinic on the mound, striking out six while allowing just one run over seven innings of work.
The offense backed him in a big way, as Jackson Brewer and Jack Kail each launched home runs and drove in three runs apiece.
Sunday's tiebreaker was postponed due to impending inclement weather. A makeup date has not yet been announced.
Series History
This marks the 13th all-time meeting between the two programs, with the Seawolves holding an 8-4 advantage in the series. In the most recent matchup, Columbia earned a 6-3 victory at Stony Brook in 2025.
Sunday also marks the first time the Wolverines will travel to Columbia since 2012.
Need Runs? We Know A Guy!
Jack Kail continues to rank among the nation's toughest hitters to strike out, sitting No. 4 nationally and leading the Ivy League with just one strikeout every 20.2 at-bats, while also ranking second in the league in hits per game (1.54).
The senior is batting .355, third-best in the Ancient Eight, while leading the Ivy League with 11 doubles and totaling 43 hits and 31 RBI this season.
In Saturday's win over Brown, Kail plated three runners to record his 121st career RBI, tying Billy Hess (2000-03) for fifth most career RBI.
Something's Brewing
Jackson Brewer made his first series back a memorable one, going 3-for-5 with 3 RBI, including a home run.
The sophomore has been a steady presence in the lineup, batting .255 with 23 hits and 23 runs scored. He has driven in 17 runs, including four doubles and five home runs, while posting a .479 slugging percentage.
Up Next
Columbia returns home to host Yale in a three-game Ivy League series at Robertson Field at Satow Stadium, beginning with a doubleheader on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., followed by Sunday's finale at 12:00 p.m.
The Lions will honor their four seniors, Jack Kail, Thomas Santana, Cole Fellows, and Evan Kleinhans, on Sunday as part of Senior Day, recognizing their contributions to the program.
Follow The Lions
For the latest on Columbia baseball, follow @CULionsBaseball on X and Instagram, and the web at GoColumbiaLions.com.
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