NEWARK, Del. – The University of Pennsylvania baseball team wraps up regular season non-conference play Wednesday night against the Delaware Blue Hens at 6 p.m. from Bob Hannah Field.
 
Penn (28-12) vs. Delaware (22-22)
Wednesday, May 11 | 6 p.m. | WATCH | STATS
 
The Series: Delaware
Delaware has a 14-7 advantage over Penn in the all-time head-to-head dating back to 1917. The teams split a doubleheader in their most recent encounter last season.

NEWS AND NOTES: PENN
* The Quakers are one win shy of tying the program record for victories in a season (29) set in 1989.

* Joe Miller, Owen Coady, and Kevin Eaise have all struck out at least 60 batters, with the three combining for more than half of the team's 411 punchouts, a single-season program record.

* Penn has outscored its opponents by 123 runs this season (305-to-182), including five wins by at least nine runs.
 
PENN BY THE NUMBERS
25 • Craig Larsen has hit .500 in his last five games (10-for-20), raising his average 25 points during that stretch.

28 • After drawing just two walks over an eight-game stretch from April 13 to April 24, Cole Palis has drawn six walks in his last five games and now leads the team with 28 free passes for the season. 

53 • With 53 hits this season, Tommy Courtney needs just tow more to establish a new personal-best, following his 54-hit effort during the 2019 season.

73 • With his four strikeouts on Sunday, Miller moved into a tie for ninth on the program's single-season strikeout list with 73.
 
Scouting Delaware
The Blue Hens have dropped 12 of their last 15 following a 19-11 start, including seven in a row.

Four everyday players are hitting over .300, with Jake Dunion (.333) and Joseph Carpenter (.330) leading the way; Carpenter's .975 OPS is tops on the team, with 29 of his 59 hits going for extra bases.

On the hill, Mike Biaiello has a 2.95 ERA in a team-high 17 appearances, totaling 39.2 innings; he's thrown at least two scoreless innings in eight appearances, including four scoreless innings in his last outing on Sunday against Elon. Chris Ludman has averaged more than six innings in his 11 starts, pitching to a 4.17 ERA; he's made five starts of at least six innings while allowing three earned runs or fewer.