The victory also moved Parsons up to a tie for seventh on Maryland's career wins list (16 wins). Parsons' nine wins puts him third all-time behind Mike Shawaryn's 2015 season (13 wins) and 2014 season (11 wins). With his win, Parsons became just the second pitcher in Maryland history to record nine or more wins in a season.Pineiro reached base three times while Bednar reached base four times.After Parsons departed, the Terps got a scoreless eighth from freshman lefty Andrew Vail and a scoreless ninth from senior righty John Murphy to end the ballgame.Maguire hit a sac fly to score the first run before Bednar's second RBI single of the contest made it 7-3. The Terps responded to a Gopher run in the sixth with two in the seventh.That fourth inning also saw Pineiro pick up an RBI walk and Justin Vought brought home a run when he was hit by a pitch.Bednar gave the Terps the lead in the fourth, slapping a single up the middle to plate Josh Maguire. Maryland got a second run in the third after Pineiro doubled home Randy Bednar.On that play, Minnesota starter Max Meyer suffered a lower leg injury that forced him to leave the game. The Terps got on the board in the first with a Michael Pineiro sac fly.He retired the first six batters he faced before giving up two runs in the third. Senior right-hander Hunter Parsons tossed seven innings and struck out eight while allowing three earned runs.The game was briefly tied in the third, but the Terps retook the lead in the top of the fourth and did not give it up.

The Terrapins essentially led the entire way after scoring in the top of the first.– The Maryland baseball team (24-25, 9-10 Big Ten) took down Minnesota (22-24, 11-8 Big Ten) 7-3 at Siebert Field Friday night.

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