Baylor 1B's 3-grand slam game ties NCAA record

February 14, 2026 - 08:16

In a stunning display of power, Baylor freshman Tyce Armstrong etched his name into the NCAA record books during his collegiate debut on Friday night. The first baseman launched three grand slams, powering the Bears to a decisive 15-2 victory over New Mexico State.

Armstrong’s historic night saw him drive in a remarkable twelve runs, single-handedly accounting for the bulk of Baylor’s offense. His feat ties a national record, making him only the second player in college baseball history to hit three bases-loaded home runs in a single game.

The record-tying performance set a new program standard for RBIs in a game at Baylor and provided an unforgettable start to Armstrong’s college career. The offensive explosion gave Baylor a commanding series-opening win and a moment that will be remembered in college baseball lore for years to come. The team looks to carry this momentum forward for the rest of the season.