No. 3 Tech Defeats No. 5 Georgia 14-4

Tuesday, April 21

Atlanta, Ga.

7 pm

University of Georgia

32-10

Georgia Tech

33-7

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Runs R	Hits H	Errors E
Georgia	2	0	0	0	2	0	0	4	10	0
Ga. Tech	2	2	3	0	5	2	X	14	14	0

Georgia infielder Michael O'Shaughnessy (4) during Georgia’s game against Eastern Tennessee State University at Foley Field in Athens, Ga., on Tues., 14, 2026. (Ethan Levine/UGAAA)

Photo by: Ethan Levine/UGAAA

April 21, 2026 | Baseball

Box Score Georgia-Tech Game 42

ATLANTA, GA. – Third-ranked Georgia Tech defeated fifth-ranked Georgia Tech 14-4 in front of a crowd of 20,000 at Truist Park in the Spring Classic to benefit Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Fast Facts

Georgia took a 2-0 lead in the first on a two-run blast by Michael O'Shaughnessy. It was his 13^th home run of the year. He has hit home run in his last three at bats after hitting a grand slam and a solo shot in the 9^th inning of last Saturday's road win over No. 14 Arkansas.
O'Shaughnessy smashed his 14^th home run with one out in the fifth to give him four home runs in his last five at bats. Sophomore Henry Allen followed with his 13^th to close the deficit to 9-4 as the Bulldogs have now hit back-to-back home runs 10 times this year.
Tech built a 7-2 advantage through three frames and then used a five-run fifth to extend its lead to 12-4 and eventually finished with 14 hits on the night while the Bulldogs finished with 10.
Bulldog redshirt sophomore Paul Farley (4-1) started and went two innings and surrendered four runs on six hits as the Bulldog employed six pitchers on a staff night. Graduate Grant Edwards provided a scoreless inning.
With three more home runs Tuesday, Georgia now has an NCAA-leading 116 home runs on the year.
Tonight marked the first matchup of top five teams in the series history. Despite the loss, Georgia leads the all-time series in the Spring Classic 15-8.

Key Quotes
Ike Cousins Head Baseball Coach Wes Johnson
On Tuesday's game…
"We hit a lot of balls hard, some went out, some got to the warning track and got caught, and they hit a lot of seeing-eye ground balls that got through, and it was just one of those nights. We need to execute a little better with two strikes. We have to get better. We got a big, tough weekend coming up against a really good Ole Miss team. They can really pitch. We're going to get back to Athens and practice tomorrow before heading back out on the road."

Up Next
Georgia (32-10, 13-5 SEC) returns to SEC action on Friday at No. 22 Ole Miss with first pitch set for 7:30 pm ET. The game will be available to stream on SEC Network+ and the Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network.