No. 2 Tennessee (4-0) opened its 2025 baseball season undefeated through four nonconference games at Lindsey Nelson Stadium .
The Vols defeated Hofstra by a combined 46-2 score in a three-game series , while defeating UNC Asheville in a midweek contest , 29-4. Tennessee will next play against Samford for a three-game series, Friday-Sunday, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
The Vols have won their first four contests in seven innings by run-rule decisions. Tennessee's offense has produced 75 runs to its opponent's six.
Tennessee has recorded a .415 batting average, .797 slugging percentage, .587 on-base percentage, 12 home runs, seven doubles, two triples, 65 RBIs, 98 total bases and 49 walks in 123 at-bats.
The Vols have also stolen six bases in six attempts, recorded two sacrifice flies, grounded out into two double plays, have been hit by five pitches and struck out 25 times.
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Below are Tennessee's leaders for home runs, RBIs and batting average through four seven-inning games in 2025.
Tennessee's home run leaders
| Name |
Home runs |
|---|---|
| Dean Curley |
3 |
| Dalton Bargo |
2 |
| Reese Chapman |
1 |
| Levi Clark |
1 |
| Hunter Ensley |
1 |
| Andrew Fischer |
1 |
| Blake Grimmer |
1 |
| Hunter High |
1 |
| Gavin Kilen |
1 |
Tennessee's RBI leaders
| Name |
RBIs |
|---|---|
| Levi Clark |
8 |
| Reese Chapman |
7 |
| Dean Curley |
7 |
| Hunter Ensley |
7 |
| Dalton Bargo |
5 |
| Chris Newstrom |
5 |
| Cannon Peebles |
5 |
Tennessee's leaders for batting average
| Name |
Batting average |
|---|---|
| Jay Abernathy |
.750 |
| Levi Clark |
.714 |
| Manny Marin |
.600 |
| Dean Curley |
.545 |
| Hunter Ensley |
.462 |
*Minimum requirement of two PA/G and 75 percent of games played
This article originally appeared on Vols Wire: Tennessee's offense by the numbers through four games in 2025

