UCLA Takes Game 1 Against UTSA in NCAA Super Regionals

Los Angeles, California — UCLA leads their NCAA Baseball Super Regional series 1-0 after a decisive victory over UTSA on June 7, 2025, at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The Bruins scored six runs to UTSA’s one, showing early dominance in the postseason.

In the first inning, UCLA’s M. Lytle set the tone with a home run to left field, giving the Bruins an early lead. Later, C. Miller showcased his speed by stealing home, further extending UCLA’s advantage.

UTSA managed to score only one run in the contest, which came from R. Cholowsky. He crossed home plate after a series of plays that included a ground-out by R. Martin and scored off a sacrifice fly by D. West.

UCLA’s pitching staff was solid, with R. Orloski earning a win and giving up only two hits. The team’s total hits reached six, complemented by an impressive ten home runs throughout the tournament thus far.

UCLA’s coach John Savage, now in his 21st season, looks to lead the Bruins back to Omaha for the College World Series. The team last won the title 12 years ago and is determined to replicate that success. Meanwhile, UTSA, in their first postseason appearance since 2013, seeks to prove their mettle against a historically strong program.

The next game in the series will further determine which team advances to the prestigious College World Series, where a national championship is at stake. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if UCLA can continue their winning ways or if UTSA will fight back.