ITHACA, N.Y. - Visiting Binghamton baseball (18-13) scored eight runs over the final four innings to rally past Cornell (6-21) 11-4 in a non-conference game Tuesday afternoon at Booth Field. The victory extended the Bearcats' win streak to eight games - longest since 2017. 

Held to three hits through the first six innings, Binghamton's offense erupted in the late innings, turning a 4-3 deficit into a lopsided win. The Bearcats scored two runs in the sixth, two in the seventh, one in the eighth and three closing runs in the ninth. 

Meanwhile, eight Binghamton pitchers limited the Big Red to five hits, including none over the final 4.1 innings. 

Junior DH Zach Anderson belted a 2-run home run and sophomore third baseman Tim Hennig and sophomore DH Tommy Popoff drove in two runs apiece. Senior shortstop Mike Stellrecht added two hits and a web gem in the seventh inning when he ranged behind second base to field and throw out a Cornell hitter. 

Freshman Soren Gregor (2.1 IP) had the longest stint of the Bearcat pitchers and allowed just one hit with a strikeout. 

The Bearcats were afforded 10 walks by Cornell pitchers and collected nine hits. 

Binghamton hosts Bryant this weekend in an important America East series between the top two teams in the standings.