The 2024 UConn Huskies baseball team represented the University of Connecticut in the 2024 NCAA Division I baseball season. They played their home games at Elliot Ballpark on campus in Storrs, Connecticut. The team was coached by Jim Penders, in his 21st season at UConn and played as a member of the Big East Conference.

Previous season The 2023 Huskies finished with a record of 43–15, 15–5 in the Big East. They won the Big East regular season title and were seeded second in the NCAA Gainesville Regional, in which they were beaten by 3rd seed Texas Tech, but won against 4th seed Florida A&M, but lose to 1st seed Florida.

Coaches 2024 Connecticut Huskies baseball coaching staff16 – Jim Penders – head coach – 21st season 29 – Jeff Hourigan – assistant coach/recruiting coordinator – 13th season 33 – Joshua MacDonald – assistant coach – 13th season 14 – Chris Podeszwa – volunteer assistant coach – 21st season

Schedule Legend UConn win UConn loss CancellationBoldUConn team member * Non-Conference game + Conference game

2023 Connecticut Huskies baseball game log Regular season February Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record BE Record February 16th * USF Baseball Stadium • Tampa, Florida W 4-3 Ben Schild (1-0) Kayden Cambell (0-1) None 404 1-0 -- February 16 at * USF Baseball Stadium • Tampa, Florida W 2-1 Garrett Coe (1-0) Hunter Mink (0-1) Brady Afthim (1) 1,153 2-0 -- February 17th * USF Baseball Stadium • Tampa Florida L 1-2 Jacob Pruitt (1-0) Stephen Quigley (0-1) Adam Berghorst (1) 242 2-1 -- February 23rd at. * Stu Gordon Stadium • Berkeley, California L 4-8 Christian Becerra (2-0) Garrett Coe (1-1) None 393 2-2 -- February 24th at California* Stu Gordon Stadium • Berkeley, California L 12-15 Robert Aivazian (1-0) Joe Cinnella (0-1) Tyler Stasiowski (2) 625 2-3 -- February 25th at California* Stu Gordon Stadium • Berkeley, California L 4-5 Austin Turkington (1-0) Brady Afthim (0-1) None 375 2-4 -- March Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record BE Record March 2nd at * Plainsman Park • Auburn, Alabama L 1-8 Chase Allsup (1-0) Garrett Coe (1-2) John Armstrong (1) 4,239 2-5 -- March 2nd at No. 23 Auburn* Plainsman Park • Auburn, Alabama W 8-4 Gabe Van Emon (1-0) Joseph Gonzalez (2-1) Brady Afthim (2) 4,239 3-5 -- March 3rd at No. 23 Auburn* Plainsman Park • Auburn, Alabama L 2-8 Cam Tilly (2-0) Stephen Quigley (0-2) None 3,497 3-6 -- March 8th at * Caesar Uyesaka Stadium • Santa Barbara, California L 3-13 M. Ager (2-1) Garrett Coe (1-3) None 609 3-7 -- March 9th at No.25 UC Santa Barbara* Caesar Uyesaka Stadium • Santa Barbara, California L 3-4 T. Bremner (1-0) Braden Quinn (0-1) None 497 3-8 -- March 10th at No. 25 UC Santa Barbara* Caesar Uyesaka Stadium • Santa Barbara, California L 1-12 R. Gallagher (2-0) Stephen Quigley (0-3) None 4-3 3-9 -- March 12th at * Jackie Robinson Stadium • Los Angeles, California W 5-2 Garrett Coe (2-3) Cedon Kottinger (0-1) Braden Quinn (1) 332 4-9 -- March 13th at * Anteater Ballpark • Irvine, California W 5-0 Ben Schild (2-0) David Vizcaino (0-1) None 622 5-9 -- March 15th at * James W. Totman Stadium • Riverside, California L 1-8 Lukas Priko (3-0) Gabe Van Emon (1-1) None 44 5-10 -- March 16th at California Baptist* James W. Totman Stadium • Riverside, California W 8-0 Garrett Coe (3-3) Brandon Downer (1-2) None 219 6-10 -- March 17th at California Baptist* James W. Totman Stadium • Riverside, California w 6-2 Jack Sullivan (1-0) Nathan Hemmerling (2-1) || None || 410 || 7-10 || -- |-bgcolor=#fbb | March 19th || at * || || Bill Beck Field • Kingston, Rhode Island || L 1-4 || Brandon Hsu (1-1) || Joe Cinnella (0-2) || Kenny Heon (1) || 142 || 7-11 || -- |-bgcolor=#bfb | March 20th || vs * || || Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut || W 14-8 || Ian Cooke (1-0) || Latkowski (0-2) || None || 340 || 8-11 || -- |-bgcolor=#fbb | March 22nd || at * || || Bainton Field • Piscataway, New Jersey || L 0-3 || Justin Sinibaldi (4-0) || Gabe Van Emon (1-2) || None || 427 || 8-12 || -- |-bgcolor=#fbb | March 23rd || at Rutgers* || || Bainton Field • Piscataway, New Jersey || L 6-13 || Christian Coppola (4-1) || Garrett Coe (3-4) || Jake Marshall (3) || 423 || 8-13 || -- |-bgcolor=#bfb | March 24th || at Rutgers* || || Bainton Field • Piscataway, New Jersey || W 5-1 || Stephen Quigley (1-3)''' || Zack Konstantinovsky (0-3) || None || 619 || 9-13 || -- |-bgcolor=#fbb | March 26th || vs * || || Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut || L 7-4 || Kyle Kipp (1-0) || Ian Cooks (1-1) || Eric Schroeder (1) || 451 || 9-14 || -- |-bgcolor=#fbb | March 27th || vs * || || Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut || L 7-6 || Michael Gemma (3-0) || Gabe Van Emon (1-3)' || Jack Beauchesne (2)'' 396 9-15 -- April Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record BE Record April 1st vs * Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut W 14-6 Joe Cinnella (1-2) R. Guzman (0-1) None 441 10-15 -- April 2nd vs * Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut Canceled (inclement weather) April 5th vs + Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut L 5-9 Luke Hoskins (4-3) Gabe Van Emon (1-4) Alex Vera (3) 339 10-16 0-1 April 6th vs Xavier+ Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut W 8-2 Garrett Coe (4-4) Logan Schmidt (4-3) None 669 11-16 1-1 April 7th vs Xavier+ Elliot Ballpark • Storrs, Connecticut W 1-0 Braden Quinn (1-1) Nick Boyle (3-3) Brady Afthim (3) 689 12-16 2-1 * • 13-16 -- * • 14-16 -- May Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record BE Record Postseason Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record BET Record Norman Regional Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record NCAA record Tallahassee Super Regional Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record NCAA record Rankings from D1Baseball. Parentheses indicate tournament seedings.

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