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LIVE Updates: Tennessee vs Queens Score

Stay updated with Tennessee's baseball game against Queens on Tuesday.

Tanner Johnson

From left, Tennessee infielders Dean Curley (1), Manny Marin (4), Gavin Kilen (6), and Andrew Fisher (11) gather to chat during a pause in the NCAA college baseball game against St. Bonaventure on Sunday, March 9, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn.
From left, Tennessee infielders Dean Curley (1), Manny Marin (4), Gavin Kilen (6), and Andrew Fisher (11) gather to chat during a pause in the NCAA college baseball game against St. Bonaventure on Sunday, March 9, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn. / Saul Young/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Stay updated with Tennessee's baseball game against Queens on Tuesday.

After starting the season 20-0, the Tennessee Volunteers finally hit some bumps in the road. They dropped their mid week game to East Tennessee State and then dropped the first game of the series to Alabama. The Vols would go on to win the next two to take the series and potentially start up a new win streak.

Tennessee's mid week matchup this time around is against Queens. The two programs met last season for the first time and the Volunteers came away with the win. Tennessee is 69-11 overall in midweek games under head coach Tony Vitello.

Unfortunately for Queens, they have not had much success recently. Head coach Jake Hendrick is in his second year with the program and holds a record of 18-59. This season they are just 4-18.

LIVE Updates - Tennessee vs Queens

First Inning: Vols up 1-0
Top: Rivera strikes out swinging for the first out, and Barbour follows with another strikeout swinging for the second out of the inning. Budnick grounds out to shortstop for the final out of the inning. Sherman only needed nine pitches to retire the side.

Bottom: Curley lines out to right field to open things up for Tennessee. Bargo launches a solo home run to left field, making it 1-0 Tennessee. Ensley doubles to follow it up. Fischer singles to right field, but is thrown out at second trying to stretch it. Ensley advances to third on the play. Lawless pops up to end the inning.

Second Inning: 2-0 Tennessee
Top: Alderfer goes down swinging. Peters is called out looking for the first out, and Hudson follows with another strikeout to end the inning.

Bottom: Chapman rips a double into the left-center gap, putting a runner in scoring position. Newstrom grounds out unassisted to first base, advancing Chapman to third. Grimmer then grounds out to shortstop, driving in Chapman for the run, 2-0 Vols. Antigua flies out to center field for the final out of the inning.

Third Inning: 2-0 Tennessee still
Top: Polite strikes out swinging for the first out, and Grimes is hit by a pitch, putting a runner on first. Suppa grounds into a double play, with the ball going from shortstop to second to first. Grimes is out on the play, ending the inning.

Bottom: Curley flies out to center field for the first out, Bargo strikes out swinging for the second out, and Ensley fouls out to first base to end the inning.

Fourth Inning: 3-2 after a Queens ties it up
Top: Rivera blasts a solo home run to left-center, adding a run to the scoreboard for Queens. Barbour singles up the middle, putting a runner on base with one out. Budnick fouls out to left field for the second out, but Barbour advances to second on the play. Alderfer is hit by a pitch, putting runners on first and second with two outs. Hunley takes the mound, replacing Behnke as the new pitcher. Peters strikes out swinging for the final out of the inning. Alderfer steals second, and Barbour steals third, eventually scoring on a throwing error by the catcher, unearned. It's now 2-2. Hudson singles through the left side, driving in Alderfer to score and make it 3-2. Polite strikes out swinging to end the inning.

Bottom: Fischer flies out to right field for the first out, and White enters the game as the new pitcher, replacing Brown. Lawless walks and Chapman flies out to end the inning.

Fifth Inning: Tennessee takes an 8-3 lead
Top: Grimes strikes out swinging for the first out, Suppa strikes out swinging and is out at first on a throw from the catcher for the second out, and Rivera grounds out to second base to end the inning.

Bottom: Grimmer walks, and Antigua flies out to right field for the first out. Curley strikes out swinging for the second out, and Bargo is hit by a pitch, advancing Grimmer to second. Ensley is then hit by a pitch, loading the bases with Bargo moving to second and Grimmer to third. Lawless draws a walk, driving in Bargo for a run while advancing Fischer to second and Ensley to third. Chapman then singles up the middle, driving in two runs as Fischer and Ensley score, and advancing to second on the throw making it 6-3. Newstrom draws a walk, and Grimmer follows with a single up the middle, driving in two runs to make it 8-3 as Chapman and Lawless score, while Newstrom advances to third. Antigua grounds out to end the inning.

Sixth Inning: 12-3 Tennessee
Top: Barbour strikes out swinging for the first out, Budnick follows with a strikeout swinging for the second out, and Alderfer reaches on a throwing error by the shortstop to keep the inning alive. Peters fouls out for out number three.

Bottom: Curley singles to shortstop, and Abernathy comes in to pinch run for him. Bargo walks. Ensley grounds out to the catcher, advancing Bargo to second and Abernathy to third. Fischer singles through the left side, driving in two runs as Bargo and Abernathy cross the plate to make it 10-3. McFadden takes the mound, replacing Joseph as the new pitcher. Fischer steals second base and Lawless walks. High pinch hits for Chapman, and Lawless advances to second on a wild pitch while Fischer moves to third on another wild pitch. Newstrom flies out to left field for a sacrifice fly, driving in Fischer to score and make it 11-3. High advances to third on a passed ball, and Lawless scores on another passed ball making it 12-3. Grimmer walks. Brooker takes the mound, replacing McFadden as the new pitcher. Antigua grounds out to third base to end the inning.

Seventh Inning:
Top: Hudson flies out to right field for the first out, Polite grounds out to shortstop for the second out, and Fogg strikes out swinging, with the catcher throwing to first to complete the out.

Bottom: Abernathy grounds out and Marin flies out. Backus doubles to left field. Sharp walks. Clark pops up to end the inning.

Eighth Inning: 14-3 Vols
Top: Lively strikes out swinging for the first out, and Rivera flies out to center field for the second out of the inning. Barbour strikes out to end the inning.

Bottom: High singles up the middle. Newstrom strikes out. Grimmer hits a two-run homer, driving in High for the score and making it 14-3. Antigua grounds out. Abernathy singles. Marin flies out to end the inning.

Ninth Inning: Tennessee wins 14-3
Top: Budnik strikes out. Alderfer singles and advances to second on a wild pitch. Peters walks. Hudson strikes out looking for the first out, and Abraham enters the game as the new pitcher, replacing Payne. Polite singles, advancing Peters to second and Alderfer to third. Fogg strikes out looking to end the game.

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How To Watch Tennessee vs Queens Baseball


• GameDay: Tuesday, March 25th
• Game Time: 6:00 PM EST
• Stadium: Lindsey Nelson Stadium
• Where: Knoxville, Tennessee
• Watch: SEC Network +

Following the game against Queens, the Volunteers will then make the trip out to Columbia, South Carolina to take on the Gamecocks in a weekend conference series. South Carolina has had their fair of struggled in conference play this season.

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TANNER JOHNSON

Tanner Johnson is an accomplished sports writer and journalist with extensive experience covering a wide range of collegiate and professional sports. He brings a well-rounded perspective to his national reporting, drawing on his knowledge of teams from across the country. Tanner has provided in-depth coverage of teams such as the Tennessee Titans, Tennessee Volunteers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Arkansas Razorbacks, Florida State Seminoles, and TCU Horned Frogs. His experience spans various sports, including football, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, and track and field; reflecting his broad interest and commitment to sports journalism.

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